Heritage Institute of Technology MCA Courses & Fees 2026

Yes, Admission to Heritage Institute of Technology is possible without WBJEE exam. These seats can be secured through either JEE Main exam or management quota. However, 80 percent of the total seats are reserved for WBJEE, 20 percent are reserved for management quota and JEE Main. Tuition fee for the management quota can be different and on the higher side.

Yes, it is possible to get admission to Heritage Institute of Technology with 25000 rank in WBJEE. The last round closing rank for Heritage Institute of Technology was between the range of 4005 and 82868. At 25000 rank, admission to a few specialisations would be possible. The specialisations available at this rank would be B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering, B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering and B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering. 

At Heritage Institute of Technology, the best course is B.Tech becuase of its placements.

The placement record have been very good with 80 percent students getting placed.

8 to 10 Lakh is the package offered at Heritage Institute of Technology 

 

Heritage Institute of Technology offers courses in the field of Engineering and Software & IT. The admission process for all the courses offered by the institute is conducted by MAKAUT and is both entrance and management quota-based. The following table mentions all the courses offered by HIT along with their admission process and fee:

Course Name	Eligibility	Selection
BTech	A pass in Class 12  Selection: 80% seats via WBJEE | 10% via BDes	10% via Management quota*
MCA	A relevant UG degree + Class 12 with Maths	90% seats via WB JECA | 10% Management quota
BDes	Class 12 with 45% aggregate (40% for reserved category)	CET conducted by MAKAUT

NOTE (*): 10% of the approved intake in the second year (Lateral Entry) is filled with Diploma holders and those who have a BSc degree on the basis of the JELET exam conducted by the WBJEE Board.

Heritage Institute of Technology accepts WBJEE for admission to BTech specialisations. The cutoff was concluded throughout a few rounds, for candidates belonging to the All India quota. For candidates belonging to the General category, the cutoff was closed between 4005 and 82868. The specialisations with the most difficult cutoff were B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering, B.Tech. in Information Technology and B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning). 

Every semester there will be 5-6 subjects and their labs. Each subject will carry some credit. Now, if one gets for example 85/100 in a subject then he gets 9 points in that subject. Suppose that subject had 3 credits then Credit points for that subject will be 9x3=27 points. This way all subjects points are calculated and then added. Let as suppose on adding all subjects one gets 200 points. And on adding all subject credits it comes around 22. Then dividing 200 by 22 will give you the CGPA and in this case it will be 9.09 CGPA. For 91-100 it is 10 points for 81-90 it is 9 points for 71-80 it is 8 points for 61-70 it is 7 points for 51-60 it is 6 points for 41-50 it is 5 points below 40 it is 2 points and fail.

Try to interact with seniors of your branch. Although they will contact the class and be active in club activities. Start coding early as it will fetch you decent placements. Try to create a group of friends that share common interests in a field and participate in those activities. The college has a lot to offer just grab the opportunities and you are all set.

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. 

Course	Last Round (Closing Rank)
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering	357605
B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering	298841
B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering	244247
B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering	219420
B.Tech. in Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering	206536
B.Tech. in Biotechnology	171526
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Business System	151484
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Internet Of Things and Cyber Security Including Block Chain Technology)	133280
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	131150
B.Tech. in Information Technology	122974
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science)	104953
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering	75666
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning)	74259

The entrance which are accepted by Heritage Institute of Technology for admission are 

• For admission to M.Tech programmes students need to pass the GATE exam 
• For admission to B.Tech programmes students need to pass the WBJEE and JEE Mains exam where most of the seats are filled through WBJEE and rest through JEE 
• For admission to B.Tech (lateral entry) programmes students need to pass the JELET exam 
• For admission to MCA  programmes students need to pass the Joint Entrance Examination (JECA)

Heritage Institute of Technology MCA cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the MCA courses. The cutoff in 2025 was 341 for the General AI category. 

Note: The cutoff for other categories, courses, etc will vary accordingly. 

Heritage Institute of Technology offers the provision of management quota seats for a number of course, such as BTech and MCA. More details are as follows:

• For BTech: 80% seats are filled via WBJEE, 10% are filled via JEE Main and the remaining 10% are filled via management quota
• For MCA: 90% seats are filled via WB JECA and the remaining 10% via management quota

For other courses, there is no detail available on the official website of Heritage Institute of Technology on direct admission. However, candidates are advised to reach out to the admission office for details on the same.

Internal Exams are important for SGPA but they are not deciding factors for pass or fail. So, if a student fails in internals he/she can still pass the semester by scoring good in semester Exams and also submitting the assignments in time. Overall, the student has to score 40% to pass so it includes Internals + Sem Exams + Attendance + Assignments. So, if one got 5 marks in internals he/she has to score 35 more from Semesters and assignments.

There is no problem if one misses the Internals only issue is that the marks of internals will not be added and the student has to solely pass from the semester Exams and also it will be difficult to score good marks in that subject. Other than that there is no issue. So, try not to miss the internals as they are the key to score good CGPA.