Master of Computer Applications (MCA) 

at Heritage Institute of Technology, East Calcutta Township

Candidates seeking admission to the first semester of the four-semester full-time MCA course are required to qualify for the Joint Entrance Examination (JECA) test conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination Board. Additionally, candidates must meet the minimum eligibility criteria set by the institute for final selection. The same is as follows:

• Candidates must have completed Class 12 with Maths
• A pass in any relevant UG degree with 50% aggregate in Maths

To be eligible for the MCA course at Heritage Institute of Technology, applicants must meet the following criteria:

1. Candidates should possess a bachelor's degree in any field, with mathematics being a compulsory subject at either the 10+2 level or graduation level.
2. Mathematics should have been included as one of the subjects throughout their educational journey.
3. Candidates must have obtained a minimum of 60% marks (or 45% marks for SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B categories) in each level of education.
4. Additionally, to gain admission to the MCA program, applicants need to qualify for the Joint Entrance Examination (JECA) conducted by the WBJEE at Heritage Institute of Technology.

Whether you can directly join Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) depends on what you mean by "directly." Here are the different ways of joining HIT:

Regular Admissions:

• No direct admissions: Unfortunately,  HIT doesn't offer direct admissions for any B.Tech program. You need to go through the regular admission process,  which involves:
  • Qualifying in either WBJEE or JEE Main exams.
  • Meeting the minimum cut-off score for your desired program.
  • Participating in the counselling process and securing a seat based on your rank and programme choices.

Other Admission Options:

• Lateral Entry: If you've completed a Diploma in engineering,  you can apply for lateral entry to the second year of a B.Tech programme at HIT. Admission is based on a separate entrance exam conducted by WBJEE.
• Management Quota: Some seats in each B.Tech programme are reserved under the Management Quota. While not "direct" in the strict sense,  this might offer an alternative route for admission if you meet the eligibility criteria and pay the required fees.

Important Points:

• The Management Quota seats are limited and admission isn't guaranteed. Merit and other criteria set by the institute determine selection.
• Regardless of the quota you apply under,  fulfilling the program's eligibility criteria (e.g.,  minimum percentage in qualifying exams) remains mandatory.

Recommendations:

• Check the official HIT website or contact the admissions office for the latest information on B.Tech admission procedures and specific eligibility requirements for different options.
• Focus on preparing for WBJEE or JEE Main if aiming for regular admission through merit.
• Explore the Management Quota option only if the regular admission process doesn't work out and ensure you meet the set criteria.

Candidates preparing for IITs are only required to appear for the JEE Advanced entrance exam after qualifying JEE Main. Students who who secure above the 98th percentile in JEE Main 2024 Session 2 should start preparing for JEE Advanced 2025 immediately. Those who score between 95th and 98th percentile should focus on improving their JEE Main score by taking multiple mock tests and practicing previous year's question papers. By analysing their strengths and weaknesses, candidates can identify their areas of proficiency and topics where they need improvement. If they can achieve full marks in their practice sessions, they can start preparing for JEE Advanced. However, if they cannot score full marks, it is recommended that they appear for multiple mock test series for more practice. 

The Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) programme has a duration of four years and follows specific admission criteria:

1. Eligibility:

• Candidates need to have completed their H.S. (10+2) examination from the Council of Higher Secondary Education, West Bengal, or an equivalent qualification. Additionally, they should have qualified for the joint entrance examination conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board.

2. Entrance Examinations:

• Prospective students need to qualify for either the Joint Entrance Examination conducted by the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examinations Board (WBJEE) or the JEE (Main) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education. The candidates should be recommended by the WBJEE Board.

3. Seat Allocation:

• 80% of the seats are reserved for qualified WBJEE candidates.
• 10% of the seats are allocated to qualified JEE (main) candidates.
• An additional 10% of seats are reserved under the Management Quota for candidates with valid rank cards for WBJEE or JEE (Main).

4. Lateral Entry:

• In the second year, there is provision for an additional intake of 10% of the approved intake.
• This is specifically for Diploma holders and B.Sc. degree holders who qualify through the Joint Entrance Examination for Lateral Entry (JELET) conducted by the WBJEE Board. Candidates have to score an aggregate of 45% in the three compulsory subjects in the 10+2 to apply for the WBJEE 2024 exam.

Which Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) course is "top" relies totally on your own tastes and professional goals. Every course has its own advantages and draws in various kinds of learners. The following is a summary of some of the leading candidates based on their placements, popularity, and future prospects:

Course in Demand and Offers better Placements:

• Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)
• Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)
• Information Technology (IT)

Other Options to consider:

• Mechanical Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Civil Engineering: 

Basic Engineering options:

• Chemical Engineering
• Biotechnology

To get detailed information about each course, you can either visit the official website of the institute or you can visit the Shiksha page.

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.

Yes, Heritage Institute of Technology (HIT) accepts JEE scores for BTech admissions. In fact, JEE scores are one of the main criteria for admission alongside WBJEE. Here's a breakdown of the admission process:

• 80% of B.Tech seats are filled based on WBJEE ranks. This is the primary mode of admission for HIT.
• 10% of seats are filled based on JEE (Main) ranks. This provides another avenue for students who haven't taken WBJEE or haven't performed well in it.
• The remaining 10% of seats are filled under the Management Quota. These seats are allocated based on merit and other criteria determined by the institute.

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 

For admission to Heritage Institute of Technology via WBJEE, candidates need to have the following documents ready: Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and passing certificates, a bachelor's degree (if applicable), a passport-size photograph, an Aadhar card, and a caste certificate (if applicable). These documents are required during the online application and counselling process.