Engineering

Yes, HPCET exam pattern is important for preparation since it will help them to know how the examination will be held and be accordingly prepared for it. 

Yes, candidates will have to attempt the Mathematics section of HPCET. All three sections have to be attempted to qualify and secure a valid score.

Candidates are advised to start their HPCET preparation as early as possible so that they have enough time for revision. Most students start their preparation along with their board exams.

The rank needed for GNIT admission to various BTech branches would depend on which category the student belongs to and which branch they have chosen. 

For the General AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 410186 to 1299159. As per the last date, the most difficult specialisation was BTech CSE (AI and Data Science), with the cutoff being 818107. Hence, the rank required should be at least 1299159 or below. 

Students can refer to the table below to know the first and last round cutoff for the General AI category. 

As per previous years' analysis, most students find Mathematics as the most difficult section to prepare in HPCET due to its lengthy and tough questions.

For CSE admission at Ramkrishna Mahato Government Engineering College, the maximum WBJEE cutoff rank required for admission was 10448, for the General Home State category students. To view the last round cutoff 2025 for other categories, refer to the table given below: 

According to pattern, HPCET will consist of three sections. All three sections will consist of 60 questions each. Out of total 180 questions, 150 have to be attempted.

GNIT WBJEE cutoff 2025 was released for the various BTech course specialisations for the All India quota categories. 

For the BTech CSE( AI and DS) branch, the GNIT BTech cutoff 2025 fell between the ranges of 410186 and 818107, according to the first and last rounds for the General AI category. For the same category, for the BTech CSE branch, the overall cutoff was between 419731 and 878724. 

Note: The cutoff for other categories will differ accordingly. 

For the General category under the Home State quota, the WBJEE 2025 cutoff for CSE was 7687 in the last round. In the first round, the cutoff rank stood at 7394. To view the category-wise cutoff details, refer to the table below. 

GCECT accepts the WBJEE entrance exam for selecting students for the B.Tech. course. 

Yes, Computer Science Engineering is one of the most in demand programs at Chandigarh University. Due to strong placement records, industry collaborations, and specialisation options like AI, Data Science, and Cybersecurity, many students prefer CSE. The university manages large enrollments efficiently through advanced labs and structured academic planning. Despite high demand, the teaching methodology ensures quality learning and project based exposure for every student.