Haryana Engineering College

Admission: The teachers here are not very good. They're actually M.Tech students teaching us B.Tech students. It feels like the college only cares about making money. They charge us for everything. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.

Placement: Most of us in our course didn't get placed from college. The college's TPO doesn't really focus on placements. They make it clear from the first year that we won't be getting placed through the college. It seems like the TPO is only interested in running his own business and doesn't care about helping us find jobs.

Campus: The labs are messy and the Wi-Fi is pretty much useless for students. It's slow and unreliable. The hostels are not well-maintained either. There's nowhere to chill outside of class with your buddies. They talk a lot about having air-conditioned classrooms, but that's about it.

Admission: The teachers are just okay, not all of them are great. They give decent lectures that help you understand the subjects. We have courses like B.Tech, BBA, M.Tech, and MBA. The classes are average in size, except for M.Tech and MBA which have smaller groups.

Placement: The placement scene is pretty decent for CSE and ECE students. However, mechanical engineering students don't have as many core job offers. Civil engineering students have better opportunities. As long as you don't have any backlogs, you should be able to land a job. Overall, CSE and ECE students fare well in terms of placements at this engineering college in Haryana.

Campus: The college doesn't have a huge campus, but it's okay considering the number of students. There's enough parking space, but there's no cricket field. You can play football though, just need to adjust. Plenty of room for studying too.

Admission: The teachers at Haryana Engineering college in Jagadhri are really great. They're super qualified and always ready to help us out. Thanks to them, we get good grades. The teaching here is top-notch, and if a teacher is missing, they make sure to bring in someone else to take the class. They use blackboards to teach, and we also have seminars with the faculty. Overall, it's a really supportive place to study.

Placement: The placements for our batch (2017-2018) were awesome. Lots of companies came to our college, and almost half of the CSE students got placed during the campus drive. The TPO really helps with placements. The students worked hard, and thanks to the TPO, they landed jobs. Even in the past years (2017, 2016, 2015), the placements were pretty good. Big companies like Tech Mahindra, Snapdeal, and Cognizant, along with some local ones, come for placements.

Campus: The facilities at Haryana Engineering college in Jagadhri are really good. They have everything you need like WiFi, labs with AC, and a big library with a book bank. The library is free for students who need it. They also have medical help and sports stuff. The food in the canteen is okay, nothing special. There are separate hostels for guys and girls with nice rooms and bathrooms. I didn't have any problems with the college's facilities when I was there.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good. There aren't any labs, but the library and infrastructure are top-notch. The fees are reasonable too. Overall, it's a great place with friendly teachers.

Placement: In my college, most students from computer science get placements. I'm in civil engineering, but we don't get any placements here. Companies like Tech Mahindra and Wipro come for placements, offering up to 3 Lacs as the highest package.

Campus: Our college has labs for computer science, but not for other branches. We've got Wi-Fi, classrooms, and a well-located library with books for all branches. Plus, there's a canteen and a stationary shop on campus for all our needs.

Admission: The teachers here are hit or miss. The college fees are high, and students have to pay for the current semester which isn't required by the University. It's not fair to us. The college keeps adding new rules every day, which is annoying. I think other colleges are better than this one.

Placement: The college struggles to place mechanical engineering students in good companies. Only a few students get placed, and sometimes fake companies show up for placements. The university is a big problem too. The exam branch staff at KUK University don't pass students in exams. We work hard in exams, but the university doesn't check our papers properly and we end up failing. The university doesn't care about our future. It seems like they're only focused on making money.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is okay. The classrooms have AC, but they're not always on. The campus has a small ground, but there aren't any gaming activities. So, the facilities are just average. I'm not really happy with this college, especially because the fees are pretty high.

Admission: The teachers were great when I was there, but now most of them are gone. The new teachers don't seem as organized. The management teachers can be really tough and don't listen to you. They just keep bothering you and don't care about your issues. The principal is the worst.

Placement: The college's placement cell was really disappointing. They never listened to us and the TPO was never around. They only set up KPOs and never organized any technical drives. Even during joint campus placements, they weren't much help. Basically, you're on your own when it comes to placements at this college.

Campus: The campus is just okay. There aren't many spots to chill and study or hang out. It feels like they're always watching you like a kid. You can't even relax and study in the library. The teachers are always on your case about where you can sit, and it can get pretty annoying.

Admission: The teachers at this college know their stuff and are really helpful. But honestly, I didn't see many activities in my four years that prepared us well for the real world.

Placement: Around 20-30% of students got placed, but the numbers might be different. The salary for off-campus placements was around 20-27k per month. No big companies visited, which is kinda disappointing. The most common job offered was software developer, with a package of around 3-4 lac per year. Not sure if there were any internships available.

Campus: The facilities at the college are pretty good. We have free Wi-Fi, nice labs, classrooms with AC, and a decent library. You can almost always find the books you need, but they only assign about 4 to 5 books per student account. I don't stay at the hostel since I live nearby, but I've heard that the food and environment there aren't great. The food isn't good, and the students who live there don't get a good study environment.

Admission: The teachers are great, but lately, there have been some issues with the faculty services because there aren't enough students. But the management is working on improving things. Being a student here has been tough.

Placement: The college placement is awesome! Around 65% of students from the 2013-2017 batch got jobs through campus placements in big companies. Lots of companies visit regularly. You can find more info about placements on the HEC college website.

Campus: The campus infrastructure isn't great right now, but they're working on it. The college management pays attention to everything and tries their best. They added 2 new buildings in 2016 to make things better. Things are looking up now. The canteen is good, the playground is nice, and there are good industrial visits. Overall, it's going in a good direction.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome and super helpful. They are always there for you, no matter what. They really go above and beyond to help you out and give you good advice. There aren't too many Computer Science teachers, but they all really care and work hard. If you're passionate about learning, they'll give their all to help you succeed. Follow their guidance, and you could land a package of around 5 LPA.

Placement: In my batch, we've got just 50 students. Honestly, only around 5-10 students get placed by graduation mostly off-campus. Companies don't really come to our college, and if they do, they only offer like 3-4 Lacs per year. The highest package so far is around 3-4 LPA. Sadly, there are no internships provided here. You have to go out and find one on your own.

Campus: The Wi-Fi is good, library has lots of books and magazines, labs and classes are cool with AC. But there's no cleanliness anywhere, not even in classrooms. The grass isn't cut, looks like a park with animals. College isn't managed well, lacks that college vibe. For girls, the hostel is fine. They have fun with parties and get a taste of hostel life. But the food is meh, just like any other hostel. Boys' hostel is just a place to crash, nothing special.

Admission: The professors here are super qualified and know their stuff. Everyone is friendly and helpful. They share practical knowledge and support us well. They all have master's degrees and really know their stuff to help us succeed. The lectures are really helpful for engineering students.

Placement: The placement record for civil engineering students was not good in my session. But for CSE, ECE, mechanical, and electrical, the placements were great around 90-100% of eligible students got placed. The highest package offered was 6 LPA. Many former students from these branches are doing well in MNCs. I wouldn't recommend joining for civil engineering, though.

Campus: The lab facilities for civil engineering are really good here. They have the best facilities compared to other colleges. There's a canteen, labs, library, common room, girls hostel, park, and games available. Each lab in civil engineering has all the equipment needed, like for fluid mechanics and soil tests.