Haldia Institute of Technology Admission 2026: Courses, Eligibility, Application Form, Last Date

Haldia Institute of Technology (HIT) for Admission 2026 are now open through centralized counseling via WBJEE for B.Tech seats and GATE/PGET for M.Tech programs, with over 1,800 B.Tech seats across 14 specializations like CSE and AI & ML. If you're targeting a rank under 50,000 in WBJEE for competitive branches like Computer Science, start by registering on the WBJEEB portal by December 2025—expect Round 1 seat allotment in July 2026. This guide breaks down everything from eligibility to fees, helping you navigate HIT Haldia admission without missing deadlines.

To qualify for B.Tech at HIT Haldia, candidates must meet WBJEEB's minimum standards, ensuring only prepared students join its NBA-accredited programs in fields like Chemical Engineering and Electronics & Communication.

• Academic Requirements: Pass 10+2 with at least 45% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (40% for reserved categories). Biotechnology applicants can substitute Mathematics with Biology.
• Age Limit: Born on or after January 1, 2003 (5-year relaxation for SC/ST/OBC).
• English Proficiency: At least 30% marks in Class 12 English.
• Lateral Entry Option: Diploma holders with 50% in relevant engineering fields can apply via JELET for direct second-year entry, filling 10% supernumerary seats.

These criteria align with MAKAUT affiliation, prioritizing PCM-focused Class 12 toppers for HIT's 300-seat CSE program.

For full course breakdowns, explore Haldia Institute of Technology Courses.

Applying for HIT Haldia B.Tech admission starts with WBJEE registration, but direct applications via the HIT portal handle management quota seats—complete it by March 2026 to avoid late fees.

1. Register for Entrance Exam: Create an account on wbjeeb.nic.in by late November 2025; pay ₹1,000 application fee for WBJEE/JEE Main.
2. Appear and Qualify: Take WBJEE in April 2026; aim for ranks below 30,000 for core branches like Mechanical Engineering.
3. Choice Filling and Counseling: Log into WBJEEB portal post-results (May 2026) to select HIT as preference; attend physical verification in Haldia.
4. Seat Allotment and Fee Payment: Check allotments in June-July 2026; pay ₹5,000 initial fee online to freeze your seat.
5. Document Verification: Report to HIT campus with originals for final admission by August 2026.

Management quota applicants submit forms directly on hitadmission.in with a ₹1,000 fee, bypassing counseling for 20% seats.

HIT Haldia selects M.Tech candidates based on GATE scores for 70% seats, with PGET handling the rest—GATE qualifiers in Electronics & Communication often secure spots in its 12-seat program with ranks under 500.

• Primary Mode: GATE percentile above 300 preferred; non-GATE via MAKAUT PGET merit.
• Tie-Breaker: Higher qualifying degree percentage (minimum 50% in B.Tech).
• Reservation: 22% SC, 15% ST, 3% OBC in West Bengal quota.

This merit-driven process ensures HIT's M.Tech in Structural Engineering draws top talent for its industry-tied labs.

Stay ahead for 2026 intake by marking these WBJEEB timelines—delays in counseling can shift you to lower-choice branches like Food Technology.

JEE Main-based admissions follow NTA's February/May 2026 schedule, with HIT choice filling in June.

PG programs at HIT Haldia emphasize affordability, with M.Tech totaling ₹2,23,600 over two years—eligibility requires 50% in B.Tech plus GATE for scholarships up to ₹12,400/month.

• M.Tech Eligibility: B.E./B.Tech in relevant field (e.g., Civil for Structural Eng); GATE/PGET score.
• MBA Eligibility: Graduation with 50% + JEMAT/MAT/CAT score; 60 seats.
• MCA Eligibility: BCA/B.Sc with 50% + JECA/NIMCET; 60 seats.

Application fee: ₹500 for PG forms on MAKAUT portal.