The Heritage College Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers here are really knowledgeable. They help us a lot. Their way of teaching is great. But the courses don't fully prepare us for jobs. Exams are okay, and most of my friends pass easily. Almost everyone passes the exams here.

Placement: I can't find any job placements through our course. I often talk to seniors to learn about job opportunities. This course feels like it's just for getting a degree. Right now, I'm focusing on finding a job. It would be great if the college could support us in getting jobs outside of campus.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure compared to others around here. But the Wi-Fi can be slow because of limited connection. The classrooms are spacious, and the library has a lot of books. The food court serves good quality food at regular prices.

Admission: The teachers are awesome! They're super helpful, qualified, and know their stuff. The course material is spot on, and the exams are tough. If you go to all the classes, you'll be fine. The passing rate is around 40%.

Placement: Around half of the students in our course got placed, which is pretty good. The highest salary offered was 4 LPA, while the lowest was 1.8 LPA. Companies like Genpact, BT, Wipro, Capgemini, and Amazon came for recruitment. A good chunk of students also landed internships with these companies. The popular job roles after graduation were in accounting, auditing, financial services, and commercial banking.

Campus: The classrooms are really big, but they don't have air conditioning. The library is awesome because you can get all the books you need for your classes. The food isn't that great, and neither are the sports facilities. But the medical services are pretty good here.

Admission: The professors here are really good. They all have Ph.D.s and are easy to talk to. They're helpful for both school stuff and just chatting. The economics course is interesting. It covers a mix of old and new theories, plus some data and stats too.

Placement: The placements here are pretty good. Most students who went for placements ended up getting jobs in big companies. The highest salary was 6 LPA and the lowest was 3 LPA, with an average of 4 LPA. TCS, Wipro, and Godrej are the main companies that hire students. Also, about 60% of students got internships, which is awesome.

Campus: The computer labs are really nice, just like the rest of the campus. The library is big and has a lot of books on every topic. The hostel is quiet and comfy, surrounded by greenery. The canteen food is cheap but still good quality. I'm happy with everything here!

Admission: I've noticed that the English faculty has had many changes, but the teachers are usually nice to us students. We have monthly exams to get ready for the C. U. semesters. The B.A. course may not fully prepare us for the industry, but it does set us up well for further studies.

Placement: I did B.A. Eng. Hons from this college. They don't promise placements, but they do have paid internships with good companies like Tata. Most recruitment chances are at Heritage Institute of Technology. Just so you know, there's no sure-shot placement guarantee here.

Campus: The college has everything you need like a library with AC, drinking water, a lift, and big classrooms. But there are no ACs or water coolers in the classrooms, which can be tough in the hot summers of Kolkata. Overall, the campus is huge, clean, and really nice to hang out in.

Admission: The teachers here are mostly helpful, but not all of them. Exams can be tough if you don't study well. The passing rate is about 85%. They give good advice for getting a job after college. Overall, the teachers are good, but a few are pretty strict.

Placement: The job placements at our college are not great. If you're looking for a job, you can try applying for off-campus positions like content writing or freelancing. Another option is to continue your studies at a different college if you don't want to participate in on-campus placements. I'm currently pursuing further studies at a different college.

Campus: The college has a really good setup. It's easy to get around because it's in a convenient location. The library is stocked with all the books we need. The classrooms are getting better, even though they're not super modern yet. I didn't stay in the hostel, but I heard it's okay. And the food is really good too!

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and supportive. They do a great job guiding us through our studies, especially if you show up to class. The course content is spot on. It's not a walk in the park since it's a CU college, but if you put in the effort, you'll do just fine.

Placement: I really like how the college helps us with placements. They bring in companies like Deloitte, TCS, and some others. If you have at least 60%, you can go for placements. The lowest salary they offer is 3.25 LPA, and the highest is 10.80 LPA. They aim to get everyone placed in good companies, but it depends on how well you do.

Campus: The labs and classrooms at our college are awesome, and the library has all the books you need. I don't live in the hostel, but my friends say it's nice. There are clubs for sports and games, so you can pick the one you like.

Admission: I love the faculty at Heritage College! Dr. Debashish Majumdar, our HOD, is not just a great teacher but also a fantastic mentor. I chose this college mainly because I admired the books he wrote when I was younger. Studying under him has made my course really enjoyable. The college also organizes internal exams before our university exams to help us revise properly and figure out where we need to improve. All the other teachers are really helpful and friendly too.

Placement: Most B.Sc. seniors go on to do Masters at top schools like London School of Economics, Liverpool University, and Christ University. Some even do an MBA. I know an alum who finished their MBA at IIM Joka.

Campus: The course has great infrastructure with Wi-Fi and computer labs. It's especially good for Chemistry, Physics, and Economics students in Semester 5 doing Applied Econometrics. The library is awesome, with loads of books. If they don't have a book, you can use N-LIST to get it online. The canteen food is top-notch. Everyone eats there, including teachers, and it's not too expensive.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really great! They're super helpful, know their stuff, and make learning interesting. The classes get you ready for the real world. The exams are fair - not too hard, not too easy. Just gotta study to do well.

Placement: Many students found jobs through the college placements. I'm not sure about the highest or lowest salaries. Around half of the students got placed. The roles you get depend on how well you do. If you perform well, you'll land a job quickly.

Campus: The college facilities are awesome. They have a computer lab, library, cafeteria, and games room. The food in the canteen is tasty. We have sports events every year and fun interdepartmental competitions. So many cool events to enjoy here.

Admission: The teachers here are really helpful and know their stuff. They've got a lot of experience in teaching. The semester exams can be hard, just like at Calcutta University. But the teachers are always there to help you out and make sure you do well.

Placement: Lots of companies visit our college for placements, such as Cognizant, Deloitte, Infosys, Ufaber, and Upgrade. Around 70% of students end up getting placed, which is pretty good. You can check out the placement stats on the college website too. It's nice to see so many options for different departments.

Campus: The classrooms and labs are in good condition. They have a big library with lots of books, nice canteens, sports fields, and hostels (just for girls). They also have medical facilities with medicine and nurses. Plus, the whole campus has Wi-Fi.

Admission: I'm really pleased with how supportive and helpful our faculty members are. They teach really well and guide us through our assignments and projects. The course content is up-to-date, but there aren't any job placements directly linked to it. The semester exams are challenging but manageable. My department teachers have been great in giving me advice for job placements. Overall, I'm happy with my experience here.

Placement: In our course, there aren't any specific job placements lined up for us. I ended up landing a gig as a content writer at a writing agency through off-campus placements. Some friends have chosen to kickstart their careers in marketing. I'm currently making around 2 Lacs per year. I'm happy to be working in my hometown. Just a heads up, you gotta put in the effort to find job opportunities after graduation. If you're not into that, you could always go for further studies instead.

Campus: The college doesn't have good infrastructure. The Wi-Fi is old-fashioned and classrooms don't have AC, making it really hot in summer. I didn't stay in the hostel because I live nearby. But the food in our canteen is good.