Heritage Institute of Technology

Aspirants who are interested in pursuing B.tech from Heritage Institute of Technology must fulfill the eligibility criteria set by the institute. Candidates must have passed 10+2 from recognised board. Other criteria is The lower age limit is 17 (seventeen) years as on 31.12.2022. A candidate should have been born on or before 31.12.2005. There is no upper age limit.

Candidates have to secure a qualifying marks in the entrance exam i.e. JEE mains and WBJEE. Those candidates who get shortlisted will be called for counselling and then the seat will be alloted as per the rank secured by the candidates.

The minimum JEE score required at Heritage Institute of Technology varies category-wise. The table below shows the JEE mains score 2023 for General category.

Candidates can check the Heritage Institute of Technology cutoff 2023 through several ways.

The Heritage Institute of Technology's official website is the most trustworthy source.

• Once you open the official website of HIT, search for the "Admissions" area, go to "Cutoff" or "Previous Year Cutoff."
• Based on WBJEE and JEE Main results, you ought to be able to obtain comprehensive information regarding the cutoffs for various B.Tech programmes, broken down by category (General, OBC, SC, ST, PwD), round (if relevant), and category (General).

Apart from this, you can also type HIT cutoff in the Google search andf check the other website also. You can visit the Shiksha page of the institute and check the cutoff there too.

Although Heritage Institute of Technology's (HIT) official placement statistics for 2023 have not yet been disclosed, the highest package ever recorded in previous years provides insightful information.

Graduates of the B.Tech programme in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) often have a high placement success rate; recent packages have been reported to be in the INR 20–30 LPA range. The largest CSE package, for example, reached INR 14 LPA in 2022, demonstrating the high demand for qualified graduates in the business.

With almost 80% of its B.Tech alumni landing jobs at prestigious firms like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, and IBM, HIT has a stellar placement record. HIT is a competitive alternative for career prospects, translating to an average package of almost INR 5 LPA.

The Heritage Institute of Technology's B.Tech. seat intake varies based on the particular programme and entrance quota. This is an explanation:

Total number of seats: 270 places are available through a variety of admission quotas for all B.Tech programs.

Seat Distribution:

• WBJEE Quota: Qualified WBJEE candidates are allotted 216 seats, or 80% of the total number of seats.
• 10% of seats, or 27 seats, are allotted to eligible JEE Main applicants under the JEE Main Quota.
• 10% of seats, or 27 seats, are allotted under the management quota to applicants who have valid rank cards from JEE Main or WBJEE.

Lateral entry: Via the Joint Entrance Lateral Entry Test, or JELET, an extra 10% of seats (27 seats) are available for lateral entrance admissions in the second year WBJEE Board. This opportunity is open to Diploma holders and B.Sc. degree holders.

BTech, MTech, and MCA courses are available at HIT in the fields of engineering, design, and software. The WBJEE 2023 and JEE Main 2023 results determine admission to the BTech program. 

The application period for Heritage Institute of Technology's B.Tech programs is not yet open for the 2024–2021 academic year. The main route for admission, WBJEE, is usually followed in this process. Typically, WBJEE applications begin to be accepted in December or January of the preceding year and end in February or March. After the WBJEE results are announced, in June or July, HIT offers its own counseling.

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