The Heritage Academy Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at Heritage Academy really know their stuff and are always there to help us out. They make sure we're ready for the real world. The exams are tough but fair, and most students pass with flying colors.

Placement: I'm really happy with Heritage Academy because most students get placed here. The highest package is 8 LPA, average is 5.5 LPA, and minimum is 3 LPA. Companies like TCS and Infosys come to hire students. Plus, we can do internships during our course, which is cool.

Campus: I really like the setup at Heritage Academy. They have Wi-Fi all over campus which is great. There's a media lab just for our course, and they have medical help if needed. The hostel is nice, and the canteen has good food. Plus, the library has a lot of books to choose from.

Admission: The teachers here are awesome! They know their stuff and have degrees from top schools. They're super nice and always ready to help. The subjects in the course are interesting and teach us a lot about media science. From film to journalism to marketing, we had a blast learning about it all. The exams were not too tough, especially compared to other colleges linked with CU. Here, we're affiliated with MAKAUT. Overall, it's been a great experience!

Placement: Around 50 students were in my batch. Some of them, about 25-30, found internships or jobs, but not through the college placements. Instead, the professors shared job and internship info in a Google classroom. SVF was one of the top companies that visited our campus for placements, but only a couple of students actually got hired there.

Campus: The college has great facilities like a Maclab, AV room, studio, and seminar hall. These places are air-conditioned, unlike the regular classrooms. The library is awesome too, with books on every topic and also air-conditioned. But the best part is the canteen - yummy food at good prices. Love it!

Admission: The teachers are really nice and always ready to help. It's important to get along with them. The course and study materials are good for future studies like postgraduate or MBA. Exams are pretty easy, and the materials they give help you get good grades.

Placement: You can get into BBA at The Heritage Academy with a score of 60% or higher. The placements could be better, but companies offer at least 20,000 and up to 35,000 per month. Amazon and EY hired many of us for roles like sales associates and customer service executives.

Campus: The campus here is huge, way bigger than other colleges in Kolkata. Everywhere you go, there's Wi-Fi. The classrooms are spacious and well-maintained. I love hanging out at the canteen and cafeteria they're the best! And the playgrounds are massive, plus there aren't any strict rules around here. It's pretty cool.

Admission: I like how the teachers at my college are always ready to help with anything. They really know their stuff, but sometimes they struggle to explain things clearly. The courses we take are practical and prepare us for life after college. The exams are not too hard if you study, with a passing grade of 40 out of 100.

Placement: I haven't graduated yet, so I can't say for sure about future placements. But seniors told me that good companies come to hire students. The lowest salary offered is around 36 LPA. Students who can do internships are getting them.

Campus: The classrooms don't have AC, but Wi-Fi works around campus. Sometimes it's a bit iffy, though. The library has AC, which is great for studying in summer. Also, there are two computer labs with AC. We've got 3 canteens with good, cheap food. The hostel mess food isn't that great. And there are 3 fields and courts for playing games.

Admission: The teachers in this class really know their stuff and are always there to help. They support us well. The stuff we learn is actually useful for what we want to do later on. We get to do hands-on stuff as well as the book work. The exams are fair, which is nice for us.

Placement: I loved my time at Heritage Academy! Almost 80% of students get placed in this course, and big companies like Adobe, TCS, Infosys come for recruitment. The highest salary offered is 8 LPA, the average is 5.5 LPA, and the lowest is 3 LPA. Plus, there are chances to land internships. It's a great place to kickstart your career!

Campus: I really like the facilities at Heritage Academy. They have media labs, Wi-Fi everywhere on campus, and nice hostels. It's easy to get medical help if you need it, and there are sports and games to keep us healthy and happy.

Admission: The teachers here are super nice and really know their stuff. They teach in a smart and helpful way. The courses are up-to-date and get us ready for the real world. The exams can be a bit tough, but if you work hard, you'll pass for sure. Everyone passes, so no stress there!

Placement: I loved my course here! Almost 90% of students got jobs. The highest salary was 450,000, average was 400,000, and the lowest was 350,000. Companies like ABP ANANDA and CAN NEWS hire a lot of students. Around 90% of us also got internships with companies like ABP News and CAN News. Taking this course really pays off!

Campus: The course facilities are great with Wi-Fi labs, smart classrooms, and a high-tech library. The food is good and the mess rooms are comfy. The medical facilities are awesome with friendly doctors. We've got sports grounds indoors and outdoors too.

Admission: I chose BBA because I want to do MBA later. The course is great for understanding MBA basics right from the start. The teaching here is good, which helps us learn well. They also prepare us for the real world with practical knowledge like seminars, workshops, and visits to companies. The class timings are good and match the syllabus requirements. Exams are fair, sometimes easy and sometimes tough. We need to study all modules to do well. The teachers are supportive and qualified, some even have PhDs. They teach well, provide notes, and offer extra help when needed. With small classes, they can focus on each student's needs. The college also organizes industrial visits to help us apply what we learn in class.

Placement: Students in the 5th semester can apply for placements. But even before that, they can do internships, which the college encourages. Companies like Deloitte, Cognizant, SAP Labs, LTI, Wipro, TCS, Capgemini, and more come for placements. Around 60% of students got placed, with some getting multiple job offers. Even during the pandemic, the placements were pretty good. The highest package was 3.82 lacs from Deloitte, and the average was 2.8 lacs. Internships are a good option before the 5th semester for gaining experience.

Campus: The annual fest at Heritage is called Epignosis and it happens in November. It's a big deal at our school and everyone loves it. The library has all the books we need for our classes, plus extras on wildlife, photography, and Indian history. Our classrooms don't have AC, but they're spacious and well-organized. We've got more than 3 auditoriums for events all year round. Life at Heritage is great, especially during sports events and fun activities. We've got indoor games and 3 big playgrounds for outdoor sports. There are clubs like Art, Dance, Singing, and Rotaract run by students. The library is cool with AC, not too big but gets the job done. We have enough computer labs and some classrooms with projectors. We've even had student-run sports competitions at the college.

Admission: The professors here are awesome! They know their stuff and have tons of experience. They're super helpful and always there to help us out, whether it's in class or after. The coursework isn't too tough, but it definitely prepares us for the real world. We have two semesters each year, and last year's pass rate was 89%.

Placement: The college placements are pretty good. About 75% of students got jobs last year. Companies like TCS, WIPRO, COGNIGANT, MANKIND, etc., came to recruit. The highest salary offered was around 5-6 Lacs per year, while the lowest was 1.5-2 Lacs per year. The average salary was about 2.5 Lacs per year. Lots of students do internships with ITC and P&G after their second year. It's worth checking out our college for sure!

Campus: The campus has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi everywhere. The labs and classrooms are top-notch. The library, right in the center, has over 20,000 books. The hostel offers 3-seater and 4-seater rooms, with Wi-Fi and 24-hour water supply. The canteen serves good food. Plus, there's a cricket ground, volleyball court, and indoor play area for games. Overall, it's a great place to study and live on campus.

Admission: The teachers here are super friendly and always ready to help. They have a ton of experience and work hard to prepare us for the industry. Even though the semester exam is tough, it's totally doable with some effort. They keep us updated with notes and give helpful suggestions. Almost all students in our department pass their exams with flying colors.

Placement: I really like Heritage Academy for BCA students. They have a great placement record with over 90% of students getting good placements. The highest package in our course is 8 LPA, the average is 5 LPA, and the lowest is 3.60 LPA. Almost everyone in our department gets an internship, which is awesome. Top companies like TCS, Wipro, and Cognizant come for placements. It's a good place for BCA students looking for a bright future.

Campus: Our college has awesome infrastructure. The classrooms are spacious with big desks and benches. The labs are also big and have modern computers with internet. The library is stocked with all kinds of books for students. Plus, there's Wi-Fi available for everyone. It's pretty cool!

Admission: The teachers here are really friendly and always ready to help, even with small issues. They know their stuff well, even though there might be a few bumps along the way, the faculty is supportive. The course is not as intense as other technical programs like CS or B.Tech., so the workload is lighter, but still important. How well you do really depends on you. The program is meant to get us ready for the working world with good services and resources. If you want to go for higher studies or tech jobs, that's on you. It would be great to see more modern tech included in the program to get us more ready for the job market. Doing fun stuff outside of class helped us relax and chill out.

Placement: During my time in college, companies started coming for placements around the 4th or 5th semester. I remember Mindtree, EY, and Deloitte being some of them. I got an offer from Deloitte, but Infosys didn't show up. The highest package was 4.2 LPA from EY. About 60% of our batch got placed, depending on how ready they were. I decided to pass on the offer because I wanted to study more. Now I'm pursuing higher studies. After the course, students can choose placements, further studies, or government exams. We had a paid internship in full-stack web development, which was cool. Working in a small group on a web app was a great learning experience.

Campus: During my time at college, we had some events but not a proper fest. The library was awesome - librarians gave us books selected by teachers, which was a big help. The computer labs were good, although we had a few issues. Sports were a big deal with lots of events and facilities. The campus was big and had a nice vibe. We had three cheap canteens back then, hope they're still around. The campus was peaceful and I had a great time overall.