Engineering Entrance Exam

For 25.55 percentile in AEEE, the rank will be around 20.2k.

If you are thinking that you have potential that you will definitely clear GATE for M.Tech then surely you will take the drop because its too much worthing in IIT. Otherwise SEE the alternative you have.

There will be very less chances of getting government college if you are a general candidate, otherwise there will be some chances for the government college. From this year onwards in some colleges some seats are reserved as All India Quota like in HBTU (One of the top government college of U. P. ). So you may go for such universities. Good Luck. Thank You!

You can go to the web browser and search for it. There are a lot of seminars and conferences for Physics. You can register them by filling up the application forms there after you can attend them. Currently, you can go for summer schools' programmes in order to attend Physics sessions.

Jadavpur University WBJEE Cutoff 2023 for General Category is listed below. The overall cutoff for WBJEE is 66 - 2535 rank.

As it is your first attempt, I must say this is a good score. But you should work more hard to achieve more, you are seem to be an intelligent kid. Keep growing, you can score 90+ if you keep working on it.

The College for engineering in fire and safety course are-
IIT Delhi
Anna University
IP University
Galgotias University
Vel tech
C. V raman global University
Sri Ramakrishna engineering College
IIT Kharagpur
Bannari Amman institute of technology.

For numerical type questions, you should write your answer up to two decimal places for the most accuracy.

A JEE Main score of 250 or higher is regarded as good and a JEE Mains score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam. Candidates must also be in the top 15,000 to 20,000 ranks to be accepted into the best NITs and IITs.

Important formulas:
v = u + at. V2 = u2 + 2as. S = ut + 1/2at2
Important Chapters:
Famous Physicists. Unit Conversion. Kirchhoff's Laws. Faraday's Law. Laws of Motion. Refraction of Light. Maxwell's Equation. Electrostatic.