WBJEE Scores

Yes, but WBJEE is basically for the colleges under MA KAUT.

Hello Rupam,
Yes, if you got good marks in WBJEE then you will surely get good government colleges, domicile is not compulsory for admissions if you got a good rank.
All the best.

Hello,
If you want to take admission in NIT, Durgapur or any of other campus of NIT, then you have to appear in JEE Mains and on the basis of rank and marks, you can get admission into NIT by the counselling process JOSSA.

Top 10 Engineering Colleges in West Bengal under WBJEE are mentioned below:
#Rank-1 Jadavpur University
#Rank- 2 Bengal Engineering and Science University
#Rank- 3 Institute of Engineering & Management
#Rank- 4 Kalyani government. Engineering College
#Rank- 5 Heritage Institute of Technology
#Rank- 6 Haldia Institute of Technology
#Rank- 7 Techno India
#Rank- 8 Jalpaiguri government. Engineering College
#Rank- 9 RCC Institute of Information Technology
#Rank- 10 Netaji Subhas Engineering College
Regards.

It depends upon the cut off of the college. For Jadavpur University, you need to be in top 100 (if you belong to general category) in Kolkata University, MAKAUT, you need a decent rank. You can check the previous year's OR and CR in various rounds in the WBJEE website. Also, there are various sites that show you the rank Vs marks of WBJEE, so you can get an idea of how much you need to score.

Hello,
As per your rank, you will get average colleges, however, check here to know more.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

Hello Pal,
As per your rank, you will get good colleges, however check here to know more.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

Hello Prateek,
As per your marks, your probable rank will be around 48000-50000, however, check here for your probable colleges.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/wbjee-college-predictor

It depends on what your fellow competitors are preferring this year. With your rank, it is possible to get the IT stream, although CSE will be a little difficult in getting.

The government is considering conducting a single entrance examination for admission to all engineering colleges, including private institutions, across the country.
It is aimed at bringing transparency to the admission procedure, including checking the practice in some private institutions of extracting a heavy capitation fee from students.