Yes, you will get a refund. However, you will not get the total amount. As by then you would have attended 9-10 classes in Heritage Institute of Technology, the institute will calculate that and hence deduct about 10-15% of the total fees. And the remaining amount will be refunded by the authority. But, it is important to know that this process is a little time-consuming. The authorities will take about 10-15 days to complete the refund process.

One of my friends got admission to IEM Kolkata and after getting Kalyani in Spot round, he left IEM. He had gone through the whole refund process. The fee he paid was about INR 80 Thousand. He got a refund of about INR 69 Thousand. So, there is no such risk. You will surely get your fee refunded if you choose to leave this college.

Heritage Institute of Technology is the best private college in Kolkata with good campus life. A senior of mine is an alumnus of the college and he always speaks about its infrastructure, placements, and campus facilities.

• Location: - It is located near the prime market of Kolkata making it well connected to communication services.
• Fees: - The fess has been increased slightly but if admission is granted you’re are eligible to apply for a study loan
• Labs: - All the facilities and the technologies in the lab are up to date and well equipped for ease of handling by the students.
• Professors: - all the professors are highly experienced, some with a Ph.D. degree, and they are well known and acknowledged in society.
• Library: - Fully stacked with books, articles, research papers and has access to many foreign libraries accessing outside files.

Placements: - 

The campus has a huge ground and it also has a large pond. It has a very well-maintained infrastructure. They also provide students with all the necessary facilities. The canteen serves very well but it is really expensive. But overall it is manageable for students.

In Kolkata, Heritage has a splendid reputation and is considered one of the best colleges. On the other hand, LNCT Bhopal is a top-notch private institute in Madhya Pradesh. It ranks 66th among the best colleges in India and has successfully secured the 3rd rank in the state.

LNCT is decent for ECE with qualified and experienced faculty and cooperative seniors. They have an active branch for organizing seminars, training, and other activities as well as supervising HODs. A 95% placement record is maintained every year. Esteemed companies such as Wipro, TCS, Cognizant, Infosys, etc. visit the campus for recruitment purposes. 

Although it is not an easy decision to come to terms with, you should evaluate the pros and cons of your choice before deciding on anything. If admission to a private engineering institute is what you desire then evaluate your expenses with other private institutes if it is on a high end.

I have a few friends from the National Power Training Institute (NPTI). Based on the conversations I had with them, I can give you some insight regarding the institute. 

• NPTI is started by the Power Ministry of Government of India and a student from there can get jobs at thermal power plants or related sectors such as distribution, boiler manufacturing, etc. 
• However, in recent years, the government has started pushing renewable energy aggressively and newer thermal power plants are not coming up at the same pace as they used to a few years back. This narrows down your scope of placement after studies.

So choose the course you want to do keeping your interests in mind along with the future scope of the industry in consideration.

You will almost certainly obtain it if your rank is within 3500. According to the marks you have, you have a good probability of succeeding. 

If you are unable to enter Heritage, do not hesitate to enter Techno India Saltlake. They have also delivered fantastic placements in both CSE and IT this year. I wouldn't recommend IEM Saltlake because it's more strict like a high school than a college.

If you score 85+ marks, I believe you will be eligible for Heritage.

So in the end, I would only suggest to you that it varies year by year that how many marks are required, and as competition is increasing with each day, only your hard work and dedication towards your dream can land you in a good institute.

It totally depends upon you and how you manage to do your studies. One of my friends who was in HIT tried for his 2nd attempt but couldn’t make it due to lack of focus. There may be a few more examples, but it is not possible to opt for IIT or any top-notch college after studying for 1 year at Heritage. 

It may have been possible a few years back but now, Heritage Institute is an autonomous institute. A rigid attendance policy and curriculum are being followed here and you will get little to no time for JEE preparation.

You can opt for lateral entry as various colleges accept it. IIIT Hyderabad is one such example. However, you will be granted admission based on various parameters and your profile.

Determination, patience, and motivation are the main keys. Life at any engineering college is not a piece of cake. You will be overloaded with tasks and assignments. If you are focused and find balance in your life then, you will succeed.

There are three ways you can get admission to the Heritage Institute of Technology. Which are as follows. 

• Counseling based on JEE Main rank.
• Counseling based on WBJEE rank.
• By direct admission through management quota.

One of my friends got admission to HIT in Mechanical Engineering through JEE Mains. His rank was 58k, and he was almost the last candidate for JEE Mains quota. 

With a rank of 75k, you may get branches like Biotechnology but you are not likely to get into branches like CSE. 

So, wait for the WBJEE counseling to begin. HIT gives more admission through WBJEE.