Government College of Engineering

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All faculty members at GCECT maintain high educational standards when delivering quality instruction. The faculty members receive praise from students who commend their supportive attitude while utilizing efficient teaching approaches. The college offers limited teaching resources through its favorable student-to-teacher number which enables individualized guidance.

The graduates of Government College of Engineering and Ceramic Technology (GCECT) secure employment at elite companies including Tata Consultancy Services, Calderys, Cognizant, Infosys, and IFGL Refractories. The placement cell at the college provides opportunities with Saint-Gobain Glass and Jindal South West and multiple leading organizations to support its industrious alumni.

Candidates interested in GCECT must sign up for WBJEE registration through its official website when the registration period is active. WBJEE rank holders need to take part in WBJEE counseling so they can select GCECT as their preferred institution. Students who join WBJEE counseling have the opportunity to select GCECT as their college choice. Candidates must attend the college after seat allotment with required documents.

All prospective students seeking B.E./B.Tech admission at GCECT must pass the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) to enroll. The admission requires successful completion of 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics where minimum scores follow WBJEE standards. The centralized counseling procedure uses WBJEE ranks to determine seat distribution for interested students.

The academic institution GCECT provides different forms of financial support including scholarship programs for its students. Students who qualify for scholarships can obtain funds from the Swami Vivekananda Merit-cum-Means Scholarship (SVMCM), Aikashree and OASIS programs. Students belonging to financially weaker backgrounds can get complete or partial reductions on their tuition fees. These scholarship programs maintain two primary objectives: maintaining academic superior performance while assuring access to education for qualified students during any monetary difficulties.

Through its Students' Welfare Association the Government College of Engineering and Ceramic Technology (GCECT) in Kolkata maintains an extensive selection of extracurricular activities. The Students' Welfare Association offers nine different extracurricular clubs that include Bytemonk (Tech Club), Spartans (Sports Club), Harmonica (Music Club), Revolution D (Dance Club), Astronomy Club, Kothopokothon (Drama Club), Literature Club, Quizzard (Quiz Club), Robotics Club, Fashionista (Fashion Club), and Photography Club.