HITS Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teaching was good, but not the greatest. The teachers knew their stuff and were qualified. The curriculum matched our field and was pretty good. It could've been more industry-focused though. We had to learn extra stuff outside of class. The difficulty level was okay, not too hard. Most people passed, around 70-75%.

Placement: About half of the students got placed in the course they wanted. The highest salary offered was 6 LPA, while the lowest was 3.5 LPA. Companies like Faltirons and Indigo hired 3 people for flight operation roles. Internships weren't available. They offered roles like graduate engineer trainee, technical publication author, and flight operation.

Campus: The campus had great facilities like aircraft hangar, flight simulator, chetak helicopter, learjet aircraft, and wind tunnels. There were different types of hostels to choose from based on what we needed. Sports and games were there too, and we could even go horse riding. It was all pretty cool.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They not only teach but also give advice on careers and other stuff. However, some teachers are not great, especially with English. The semester exams are a breeze, and they even give us key questions to study, which is super helpful.

Placement: I took B.Com IIP at this college, which is a special course here. In the sixth semester, we don't have exams. Instead, we can do an internship and need a certificate for our degree. The company doesn't offer many job options, so they're not very helpful with placements. But the faculty really tries hard to help us find internships and jobs.

Campus: The college has some great buildings like Edison, Jubilee, and the main one, and they're even working on a new one. The library is huge and clean, with plenty of books we can borrow. They have separate hostels for guys and girls, with choices for A/C or non-A/C rooms.

Admission: The teachers here are pretty good and know their stuff, but some of them might not have as much experience in certain subjects. The curriculum at this college is a bit old-fashioned, but it does prepare you well for the industry. The semesters are not too hard, even students who struggle a bit can manage to pass. The pass rate is around 50%, so it's not too tough to get through.

Placement: I really like how almost 90% of students get placed in companies every year. The highest package is about 20 LPA, the lowest is 3 LPA, and the average is 6 LPA. Some top recruiters are BCG, TCS, and others. The college provides internships, but mostly in smaller companies like BSY. Popular roles after graduation are data analyst and developer.

Campus: The campus has good facilities like Wi-Fi, water, labs, and classrooms. The library is huge with access to all books. Hostel facilities are nice with good food. Sports are organized, and there are plenty of grounds to play on. Overall, the infrastructure is great for students.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and teach well. But, the syllabus is super outdated. They should definitely update it with more current info. It's pretty easy to pass though - you just need to get 60%, which isn't too hard.

Placement: I was a bit disappointed that only a small number of students got jobs in aviation and other areas. The salary offered was between Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 25,000 monthly, which is lower than other colleges. The only company that came for placements was Indigo Airlines, offering Rs. 20,000 per month. Sadly, no one got internships. The role given was in customer service.

Campus: The library is awesome, but the classroom AC doesn't work. No Wi-Fi, though. The food is great, and they're big on sports and events. If you're into extra activities, this college is perfect for you. But for academic knowledge and future prospects, it might not be the best choice.

Admission: The teachers in the aeronautical department are really good and they know their stuff. But you gotta do your own study too because they won't do it all for you. The exams aren't too hard if you study well. But cramming last minute won't cut it in engineering. The subjects are interesting and you get to learn a lot from industry-related topics.

Placement: The placement scenario at our college isn't great. Out of 3000 engineering students, only around 250 actually landed jobs. The highest salary offered was 9 Lacs, while the lowest was 3.5 Lacs. Big companies like Being came for placements in my department. Unfortunately, the college doesn't offer internships. Most of our seniors ended up in production roles.

Campus: The facilities at Hindustan are pretty good. There are lots of labs like aerodynamics, propulsion system, and computer labs. Only hostellers get Wi-Fi, but that's okay. The hostel fee is a bit high, but it's worth it because the food is good.

Admission: The teachers really know their stuff and are super helpful. The course is great and gets you ready for the job market. Most students pass with a 90% success rate. HITS has awesome teachers and a course that sets you up for success in the industry.

Placement: In my course at Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS), most students  about 85%  found jobs after graduating. The highest salary was 15 LPA, while the lowest was 3 LPA. On average, students got 6 LPA. Big companies like TCS, Infosys, and Cognizant hired students. Many also did internships at places like Amazon and Bosch. They got roles like software engineer, analyst, and marketing executive.

Campus: I really like Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science (HITS). The campus has everything you need - Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, labs, and a library. The hostels are great with modern stuff and medical services all day. Plus, there's a clean mess, a canteen, and sports facilities for both indoor and outdoor games. It's a cool place to study and live!

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They give us lots of exams to help us do better. They really pay attention to each student and help us learn based on our abilities. They even surprise us with exams sometimes to help us improve even more. Love it here!

Placement: The college has a placement rate of around 60%, but the companies hiring are not top-notch. It's alright for placements, but we're a bit disappointed with the options available. Only a handful of students, like 5 or 6, got placed in our department.

Campus: The campus has a nice environment with good facilities. Students are friendly and there are plenty of play areas. The labs are well-equipped and there's space for sports too. The food is good and the hostel is clean and cozy. It's a great place to study!

Admission: In the first year, the classes can be a bit dull. They make us learn welding and plumbing stuff as a computer science student, which doesn't really fit. There are also some boring subjects like industrial safety. But by the second year, you get to focus more on your chosen core subjects which is a relief.

Placement: The placements here are okay. Students usually get offered 12-14 LPA. Some students do find jobs outside the campus. The college arranges internships, especially for B.Sc. students starting from the third year. Companies like Amazon, Being, and others come for recruitment.

Campus: The hostel is pretty decent. The food is great and the hostel rules are fair. They have this cool ERP system that lets us go out. The library building is huge and there are sports facilities for basketball, badminton, chess, football, table tennis, and more. It's awesome!

Admission: The teaching at Hindustan is really good. The professors have a lot of experience. They even take us to visit industries twice a year. I'm studying B.Tech Aerospace there. Working in the Aerospace industry is different from studying it. If your brother wants to work in Aerospace, he should consider ECE or Mech instead. Companies usually prefer Mech students for manufacturing and design. But if he's into satellites and space communication, ECE is the way to go.

Placement: I don't think the placement percentage is really over 90% as the college claims. I'd say around 70-75% of students actually land jobs. The highest salary offered is 24 LPA and the lowest is 4.5 LPA. Hindustan College is pretty chill and even offers a supplementary exam if you fail one.

Campus: The classes are pretty good, but some of them aren't well-kept. And some buildings are really old, like the aeronautical one. It needs a lot of fixing up. The college overall has great facilities, though. The labs, classrooms, and library are all well-maintained.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They're super friendly and helpful. They're a bit strict, but that's okay. The quality of education is top-notch and will prepare you well for your future career. The exams can be tough, but if you stay on top of things from the beginning, you'll be fine.

Placement: Most students get jobs after graduating, with salaries ranging from six to twenty-two lakhs per year. Companies like IBM and Microsoft hire a lot of students. About forty percent of students do internships, and some even get hired by big companies like Porsche. Popular roles include Programmer and Coder.

Campus: The campus has a bit of an old-school vibe, but it's cool. You can get WiFi everywhere, classes have a lot of options, and the library is awesome. The food is tasty, and the cafes are always clean. They've got great sports facilities, but they could host more events to make it even better. I think adding some badminton courts and starting some clubs would be great!