B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering 

at Heritage Institute of Technology, East Calcutta Township

The below table mentions the round 2 closing rank of WBJEE for General AI quota students for the past two years. Those with a rank close to the ones mentioned in the table can expect getting admission to the institute:

Read more: Heritage Institute of Technology Cutoff

Heritage Institute of Technology WBJEE cutoff 2025 ranged from 5906 to 67112, wherein the most challenging course was B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering. In contrast, the easiest course for admission was B.Tech. in Civil Engineering. 

This is the cutoff for the General AI category; students should know that the cutoff for other categories and courses will vary accordingly. 

Candidates seeking admission to Heritage Institute of Technology for BTech can apply via different ways:

• Those with a valid score in JEE or want to get in via management quota can apply directly via the official website
• Candidates seeking admission via WBJEE are required to apply for the exam and then go through the counselling of the same conducted by MAKAUT. 

A step-by-step process of WBJEE registration is as follows:

1. Register on the official website of WBJEE.
2. Fill out the application form and upload all the relevant documents.
3. Pay the application fee and submit the form. The WBJEE application fee for General category is INR 500 while for SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B, it is INR 400. The application fee can be paid through debit/credit card or net banking.

It is challenging to conclude with certainty whether B.Tech programme at Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) has "better" placements because both the B.Tech in CSE and the B.Tech in ECE offer benefits and strengths of their own. The decision may be influenced by your own preferences, aptitudes, and professional goals.

The average package for B.Tech students at Heritage Institute of Technology was nominal. Almost 90% of students got placed.
 The average salary package offered ranged from 6 LPA to 7 LPA.
 The highest package reached 15 LPA.

After JEE session 2 is completed, only those candidates who are aiming for IITs need to start preparing for JEE Advanced after clearing JEE Main. Those who are above the 98th percentile should start preparing for JEE Advanced as soon as possible. Those below this, between the 95th and 98th percentile, should focus on attempting more mock tests and previous year question papers so that they have a better chance of clearing JEE Advanced

Heritage Institute of Technology JEE Main cutoff 2025 ranged from 74259 to 357605, for admission to the BTech course specialisations for the General AI category. Therefore, students need to attain a rank in this range to be able to sit for the counselling process. 

Students can see the below table to know closing ranks for all BTech specialisations for General AI category. 

Heritage Institute of Technology offers a Full Time BE/BTech programme that lasts 4 years. It is available in 21 specializations. Students can apply for B.Tech at HIT provided they clear the selection process. The total number of seats alloted for B.Tech programme is 1140 and it is distributed into all the specilizations. Students who want to get into HIT must clear the eligibility criteri aset by the institute for B.Tech i.e. must have passed 10+2 from a recognised university, must secure a valid score at JEE Mains and clear the cutoff. Once the qualify candidates are shortlisted they are called for counselling and based oon their ranking the seats are alloted to them.

The JEE Main cutoff for Heritage Institute of Technology BTech admissions is released across categories including General, OBC, SC, ST and PwD. Candidates aspiring for  Heritage Institute of Technology must have a valid score in JEE Main. Going as per the JEE Main catgeory-wise closing rank for the most popular course, BTech CSE it has remained same across all categories at 61002. JEE Main cutoff 2023 for Heritage Institute of Technology has been released up to Round 3 Seat Allotment. Candidates can check round-wise and catgeory-wise cutoff for Heritage Institute of Technology, here.

For admission to the B.Tech programme, Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) does recognise JEE scores. Actually, in addition to WBJEE, one of the primary requirements for admission is JEE scores. Below is a summary of the admissions procedure:

• WBJEE ranks are used to fill 80% of B.Tech seats. For HIT, this is the main method of admission.
• JEE (Main) ranks are used to fill 10% of the seats. For those who have not taken WBJEE or have not performed well on it, this offers a another option.
• The Management Quota is used to fill the remaining 10% of seats. These seats are distributed in accordance with the institute's established standards as well as merit.

The minimum JEE score required varies based on the B.Tech programme and category (General, OBC, SC/ST) for admission to HIT. But generally speaking, to get considered for the majority of popular programmes like Computer Science & Engineering, you'll need a JEE Main score above 60000. Cutoff scores may be higher in specialty disciplines and slightly lower in less competitive programmes.