Sahil Sahu's Review On Hitkarini College Of Engineering And Technology - [HCET], Jabalpur

I took MPPET exam and I scored 76 marks out of 200 and I selected this college because of its reputation and being the oldest private engineering college in the city.

The course structure is really good and it covers all the aspects of my stream also the structure part in the course was well taught by the faculty. There arn't much electives in the course but whenever you had to choose the electives it needs at least 10 students to choose a elective so that it can get allotted to , those are university rules so college have no say in it.

No, Our college doesn't provide internship. We had to approach the companies on our own. It was bit of a difficult task.

The placement and job opportunities are less as there are not so many companies that visit the college in the area. So the placements are very less in the college. Only the CS and IT engineers get placed from our college and in good numbers but not the from the core engineering branches.

There were many events that were organised by the college. There was a cultural event which was organised once a year in the auditorium and a technical festival in every 2 years and various festival events are also organised within the college campus.

The fees which is to be paid was divided into 8 installments, which is to be paid in the consecutive duration of 6 months. I found the fees to be very feasible and affordable. The total fees that I paid was around 23000 per semester and the total cost of my course was around 2 lacks.

The college always encouraged the students to participate in sports and extra curricular activities. The campus life was calm and exciting, the gender ration was well balanced, diversity was also there. Labs were were equipped with all the equipment. Inter college competitions were very exciting to watch and also participate in.

Yes, whenever you see a fellow who is passed from our college the turn to be very helpful and try to help each other in every way possible so I can say yes, the alumni network is quite helpful.

The exams were organised once in 6 months so there were no havoc there, The class tests and labs were also very organised so that we can learn all the techniques and can get the required knowledge in the respective order as suggested in the course and curriculum.

The 80% of the admission process was done online and only 1 form was filled at the campus and fees was deposited. I got the admission within 2 HRS. The form was readily available at the booth that the college assigned us. The college was allotted to me via online counselling so only thing that I had to do was to go there and claim my seat.

The faculty of the college is well qualified and having over 10-30 yrs of teaching experience. There are various faculties who teach different courses and are expert in their fields. The faculty are mostly interested in teaching their favourite subjects.