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During B.E./B.Tech admission at DIET Dumkal, you'll need:

10th & 12th mark sheets + certificates, plus original transfer (TC) or migration certificate  

Entrance scorecard (WBJEE/JEE Main) with admit card and rank sheet, alongside allotment letter  

Passport-size photos (4–6 copies), and a medical/migration/blood group certificate  

Government ID (Aadhaar/Voter/PAN/Driving License) and character certificate  

Caste/divyang/minority certificate, if applicable

DIET (Dumkal Institute of Engineering & Technology) cutoffs under the WBJEE 2024 general category (All India quota) were approximately:

CSE: rank range 14,099–91,183

ECE: 84,760 (single closing rank)

EE: 56,328

Civil: 63,247–70,817  

Across all branches in 2024, general-category cutoffs spanned 33,000 to 91,000 . In 2023, the closing rank for Mechanical Engineering was 47,963 .

Bottom line: To secure B.Tech admission at DIET under WBJEE's general quota, aim for a rank within 30,000–90,000, depending on the chosen branch.

Yes, you can get direct admission to DIET – Dumkal Institute of Engineering & Technology through their management quota, even without WBJEE or JEE Main .

10%–15% of seats are reserved for management quota/direct entry.

You need 45%+ in Physics, Chemistry & Math (10+2) and pass in English .

Admission involves paying a donation/development fee in addition to regular tuition .

You'll also need all standard documents: 10th/12th marksheets, TC/Migration, photo ID, passport photos, etc.

Yes, you can still get admission to DIET Dumkal without WBJEE, but only through management quota:

10% of B.Tech seats are reserved for management quota—these don't require WBJEE rank .

However, you must have passed 10+2 with PCM and meet eligibility (45% aggregate) .

For lateral entry, Diploma or B.Sc + JELET qualification works.

Direct management admissions typically involve contacting the college admissions office, paying higher fees, and submitting required documents.

For UG B.E./B.Tech, DIET (Dumkal Institute of Engineering & Technology) requires:

10+2 pass with 45% in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics, and at least 30% in English.

A valid WBJEE or JEE Main score—admissions are done through state-centralized counseling (80% WBJEE, 10% JEE Main, 10% management quota).

Diploma holders in relevant fields can join via JELET lateral entry into the second year .

For PG M.E./M. Tech, candidates need a bachelor's degree in engineering/technology with 50% marks (45% for reserved categories), plus GATE or WBUT-PGET qualification, followed by counseling.

Dumkal Institute of Engineering & Technology (DIET) in Dumkal, Murshidabad, is a private (self financed) engineering college established in 2001. It's approved by AICTE and affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT), West Bengal .

Spread across a lush 26-acre campus, DIET provides Bachelor's programs in disciplines like CSE, ECE, ME, CE, EE, IT, along with a Master's in ECE—delivering modern labs, hostels, library, sports facilities, and more .

 It is a private, unaided institute backed by AICTE and MAKAUT affiliation.

It is anticipated that the WBJEE 2025 result would be made public on wbjeeb.nic.in during the third week of June 2025, most likely around June 22. Since eligibility for B.E./B.Tech programs is determined on WBJEE scores this date applies to DIET admissions. Usually results are made public between 2:00 and 4:00 PM and rank card downloads follow. Based on these ranks counseling for DIET seats will come next.

Many of the knowledgeable instructors on the faculty of DIET, Murshidabad have advanced degrees in engineering. They are renowned for their commitment and hands-on teaching strategies, which create a positive learning atmosphere. Student evaluation, however shows that teaching quality varies among departments and that some faculty members lack experience in the sector. Although the institute places a strong emphasis on discipline its lack of faculty development programs may hinder creative teaching. Although it varies by department the faculty is generally sufficient for basic engineering instruction.