Heritage Institute of Technology B.Tech Review By Sukanya Dasgupta

The campus is situated near Ruby. The faculty is experienced and helpful. The infrastructure is well maintained, with modern labs and a well-stocked library. There is no big fest as such but there are various events throughout the semester. Overall, HIT is a great choice if you are looking for quality education.

The curriculum is well structured and regularly updated to meet the industry standards. Nevertheless, the academic pressure can be intense, especially during exam seasons. They change the exam pattern and the structure of internals. Every year based on industrial needs. Students who have appeared in WBJEE (mainly) and JEE are eligible for admission in this institute. At the end of first year, the institute allows students with YGPA greater than 8.5 to change their streams. It also provides a detailed syllabus of their own (autonomous) with a list of textbooks and reference books. Any paper consists of four modules, so whenever one module is completed, a surprise test is taken. In addition, to keep us up to date with our studies, there is also mid semester exams which has been introduced recently.

All the faculties are experienced and well qualified. They have advanced degrees in their respective fields. They are approachable, helpful, and supportive. At the end of semester, we also have to give a faculty feedback. We also have google classrooms where faculties share reference books, study materials, assignments, and quizzes.

There is a placement cell at HIT. We are provided with an institute email ID where internship and placement opportunities are mailed.

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The campus is well maintained. The classrooms are spacious and equipped with basic facilities like projector, a blackboard, or a whiteboard. The laboratories are well equipped for practical experiments across various departments. The library is huge with books, journals. There is a digital library also.

There is an annual sports day. However, there are various events like Teachers day, seminars, Prothoma, etc. The dance, art, photography, social service, singing, quiz, and debate clubs are very active.