Hirasugar Institute of Technology - HSIT

Admission: The teachers were really cool and helped us feel more confident. They've got lots of experience and know their stuff. They sent notes on WhatsApp and Facebook and gave us tests every week. There were about 10 students for every teacher. We even went to see how a sugar plant and a hydropower plant work in real life. It was awesome!

Placement: Over 100 students got jobs in 2016 placements, and more than 20 in 2015. The highest salary was 3.5LPA, average was 2LPA, and lowest was 84000 per year. Companies like Accenture, Tribro Pvt Ltd, and Qspiders came for placements. About 30% of students got internships from the college.

Campus: The college's Wi-Fi is pretty fast at 13 Mbps, available in both the hostel and the college. They have separate rooms for labs and classrooms with blackboards and projectors. The library has over 5000 textbooks. There are buildings just for sports like table tennis, chess, and carrom. They even have separate clinics and medical facilities. The labs and classrooms have all the engineering stuff you need. The hostel serves up clean and tasty food. The rooms are clean and feel like home. Overall, the college has great infrastructure with no problems.

Admission: There are 24 guys teaching in our department. The Head of Department is super nice to us. The teachers are good at teaching and they give us printed notes. My favorite teacher is Mr. Tanodi, he's really energetic and friendly. He's always there to help me out. All the teachers are really supportive and they motivate us a lot. They're all pretty friendly too.

Placement: I studied at this college and they have 4 courses. The placements for mechanical students are really good compared to other branches. Companies like JSW, Tata, Lokesh Pvt Ltd, and Dhoort Pvt Ltd came to hire students. I got placed with Lokesh Pvt Ltd. The placement officer is super helpful with all the placement stuff.

Campus: The HIT Nidsoshi campus is super nice and chill. They've got everything you need for studying and having fun. The classrooms are cool too. The whole place is pretty awesome.

Admission: The teachers here really know their stuff. They help us a lot and give clear assignments. They also organize events and seminars to help us learn more. The course sets us up well for working in the industry. Most students pass their exams too, about 70%.

Placement: Around 60% of us got jobs after graduating. The pay ranges from 2 to 10 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. Companies like Infosys, TCS, and Tech Mahindra hire a lot of us. About 10% of students do internships here. They offer roles like Design Engineer, Assistant Engineer, and Data Analyst.

Campus: The campus has good facilities with clean and hygienic food. The mess staff maintain cleanliness well. The food and other services are satisfactory. However, sports and canteen facilities could use some improvements.

Admission: The faculty in our mechanical branch are really great. They're experienced and most of them have PhDs, while some are working on getting theirs. They're good at helping us with our problems and doubts, and they're good teachers too. We have plenty of teachers, so we're covered there. They don't just teach us from the books, they also share real-world info. Our VTU syllabus is top-notch and will come in handy later on.

Placement: For our seniors, a few companies came to campus, hiring around 10-20 students. Salaries ranged from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 30,000 monthly. Jobs included sales, data entry, production, and more. In our batch, 5-6 companies visited, like Sircus and Adani Gas Pvt. Ltd. Salaries were around Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 36,000 monthly. Some internships were available without pay. The college's TP cell is active and helps with interviews and exams prep. It's a good resource for us.

Campus: Our college might be in the countryside, but it's got all the stuff city colleges have. The Wi-Fi is super fast at 30Mbps. We've got labs with all kinds of software like CAM, CAED, CIM, and more. Each classroom has CCTV, and the library has over 50,000 books. There's a 24/7 medical center and a huge playground with awesome sports gear. The canteen serves healthy food at low prices. Boys and girls both have hostels with good food. Honestly, I haven't had any problems with the facilities here.

Admission: The teaching here is really good. Everyone in computer science and engineering passes with flying colors. The staff is awesome and teaching is decent. We have weekly activities that help us learn more and feel more confident. And the industrial visits are cool because we get to see how things work in the real world.

Placement: The placements have gotten better since 2019. Lots of students are getting placed in big companies. The training they give us for placements really pays off. More students in computer science and engineering are getting placed now.

Campus: The hostel, library, and classrooms are all set up really well and have good ventilation. Boys have a gym, and everyone can play indoor games. The food is healthy, and the mess is always clean. The girls' hostel even has a clinic for health stuff. The only thing that could be better is the canteen - they should add more items to the menu.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and know their stuff. They make sure to teach us things that are actually useful in the real world and get us ready for working in the industry. They also have seminars often to help us learn more. The exams are pretty straightforward, not too hard. This year, most students passed with an average of around 70%.

Placement: Most students got jobs after college, about 70%. The highest package was 10 LPA, the lowest was 2 LPA, and the average was 4 LPA. Top companies like TCS, Infosys, and Tech Mahindra came for placements. Some students, around 10%, got internships too. The popular job roles offered were design engineers, assistant engineers, and data analysts.

Campus: The hostel is pretty good, but they need to work on the sports facilities. The food in the mess is tasty and clean. The canteen could use some improvements though. The Wi-Fi and library are great. The workers in the mess keep things clean. The atmosphere is friendly and feels fresh.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really experienced and talented. The staff is nice too. They're always around when you need them. They're friendly, helpful, and easy to talk to. The teaching is good quality and easy to follow. If you have any questions, they explain things well.

Placement: Around 60-70% of us found jobs after college. The highest salary was about 6 LPA. Tech Mahindra, Eleation, Infosys, Wipro, Kinetic, and others hired a lot of students. Over 25 companies came for placements. We have a TP cell too. Labs are well-equipped. The campus has a nice vibe. The average salary is 3 LPA. Nearly 60% of us also did internships during our time here.

Campus: The campus is really pretty with lots of greenery. The buildings are nice, and the classrooms are clean. The hostel is awesome, and the food in the mess is good and clean. Wi-Fi is available, and the canteen serves good food too. They have medical facilities and a gym. Plus, there's an indoor stadium and a hall for extracurricular activities. Overall, it's a great campus with everything you need.

Admission: The teachers here are really experienced and they give us everything we need to succeed. Exams are done nicely, following all the VTU rules. You just need 35 to pass. The curriculum is spot on and we even get to go on industry visits. The professors explain everything really well in all the departments.

Placement: The college has lots of job chances for us. There are over 200 students in my class. We get job offers from big companies like Infosys and Accenture. They also organize special training sessions for us with experts. Around 70-80% of students land internships in top companies.

Campus: Last year in 2024, this college got an A+ grade from NACC. They have labs for every course, and the campus has Wi-Fi for all students. It's a great place to show off your skills!

Admission: The staff at this college are all Ph.D. holders, which is great. The lecturers are friendly and easy to talk to. They teach in a professional but friendly way. The student to faculty ratio is 6:1. We had some cool industrial visits and useful sessions. The course was really helpful, especially in my department with great faculty and labs.

Placement: The job placements weren't great. Some fake companies managed to trick both the college and students. Our seniors also faced this issue only a few got jobs, and the pay was really low. The top salary was 3.6 lakhs a year, while the lowest was 96,000 a year. On average, companies offered 1.5 lakhs a year. ZIcom, Serious, Wipro, and Juspay came for the pool campus drive. They mostly hired for tech support roles. Sadly, no internships were available. There is a placement cell, but it's not very helpful because the coordinator changes frequently. The system is not very efficient.

Campus: The campus here is awesome. The classes and labs have everything you need. It's clean, spacious, and the sports facilities are great, both indoor and outdoor. The food is good, tasty, and healthy. The rooms are big with separate sections for each student. The campus has the best infrastructure and a cool study environment.

Admission: I think this college is the best, especially for mechanical engineering in Belgaum. The teachers are really helpful and supportive, not just in classes but also in extracurricular stuff. I feel like this college has helped me become a better version of myself that I didn't even know was possible before coming here.

Placement: The college has more placement options for other branches than mechanical. The mechanical department doesn't focus much on placing students in big companies. But they are starting to take steps to help mechanical students with placements. We just have to wait and see when it happens.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is really good. The math department is top-notch for those who want to focus on studying. There are lots of trees around the college, and it's easy to get there with good transportation. They use projectors in every classroom, which is cool. Plus, students get Wi-Fi for free at a low cost, and it's available all the time. The labs are awesome, with top-notch equipment and lots of PhD lecturers. I don't stay in the hostel, but my friends say the food is good.