Haldia Institute of Technology – [HIT], Haldia Campus Facilities

HIT Haldia Campus Facilities

• The institute spans across 27 acres of land with various buildings including an Administrative Block covering 6118 square meters, 9 Academic Blocks totaling approximately 27518 square meters, a residential area of around 8289 square meters, and a hostel area of 40655 square meters.

• Separate hostel accommodations are provided for male and female students, comprising 9 boys’ hostels and 4 girls’ hostels.

• The campus encompasses a range of amenities spread over 37000 square meters, including a restaurant, open-air cafeteria, departmental store, pharmacy, bank with ATM kiosk, laundry, salon, post office, book store, and reprographic section.

• An electrical sub-station with a capacity of 850 KVA ensures uninterrupted power supply, supported by the institute’s own DG power supply of 425 KVA for emergency situations.

• Classrooms are modernly equipped with overhead and multimedia projection facilities, video conferencing capabilities, and other infrastructure to facilitate an upgraded teaching-learning process.

• The institute boasts a fully furnished Convention Centre capable of accommodating up to 500 people for seminars, workshops, and other events.

• A central workshop facility is available for fabricating research equipment.

• The Aryabhatta Central Library, covering an area of 4402 square meters, houses a vast collection of books, journals, e-journals, educational CDs, and class lectures. It also provides access to English, Bengali, and Hindi newspapers and magazines, along with a reading room accommodating 300 students.

• The Medical Center is staffed with a Residential Medical Officer and offers round-the-clock ambulance services.

• Student counselors are available full-time to assist students with personal/social development and career guidance.

• HIT Campus and Bengaluru have dedicated Training and Placement Sections.

• A state-of-the-art Central Computing Facility (CCF) Lab is available.

• Well-equipped engineering workshops and modern laboratories support practical learning.

• Campus-wide Wi-Fi facilities with a 100 MBPS high-speed leased line ensure connectivity for students, faculty, and staff, including those residing in hostels and quarters.

• The campus features an international-sized playground for football, cricket, and a baseball courtyard.

• A modern multi-facility gymnasium is available for regular physical exercise.

Hostel Facility

Separate Hostel facility is available for boys and girls. There are 11 Boys’ hostels and 03 Girls’ hostels for UG and PG students. Renowned for its state-of-the-art facilities, HIT is dedicated to fostering holistic growth.

Here are the details of the amenities offered by HIT Haldia:

Hostels: Separate accommodation facilities are available for male and female students, with a total of 11 boys’ hostels and 3 girls’ hostels catering to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Each hostel is equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity, with a caution deposit of INR 5000 applicable for both genders.

Library: HIT boasts a three-story library featuring 6 reading halls capable of accommodating up to 300 students. The library provides access to an extensive collection of resources, including 89784 general books, Book bank books, and books from TEQIP of the World Bank Fund, accessible both physically and electronically.

Laboratories: State-of-the-art computer labs, engineering workshops, and laboratories are available to students at HIT Haldia, equipped with over 850 computers to facilitate hands-on learning experiences.

Other Facilities: HIT Haldia offers a range of additional amenities, including a multipurpose auditorium with a seating capacity of approximately 500 individuals, a restaurant, an open-air cafeteria, a departmental store, a pharmacy, a bank & ATM kiosk, laundry services, a multi-facility gym, a barber shop, post office, book store, and a reprographic section. Additionally, HIT has its own electrical substation to ensure uninterrupted power supply round the clock.