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Sahil Rana
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It is difficult to tell about marks, because marks varies every year, depending on the difficulty level of the paper. Note:. First of all, it depends whether you are from other state or a resident of West Bengal. Because, if you are an outsider, you will be treated as general candidate in WBJEE. There is no reservation for outsiders. Then, marks would be as high as 150 or more (for safer side). It may be less than 150 depending upon the difficulty level of paper. But, if you are from West Bengal and Science candidate, then you can get CSE with a rank of 800 something. So, work hard, CSE is one of the best department in Jadavpur Univers
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
Scholar-Level 18
Hello Avinash,
I can understand your situation. As per the information available, minimum marks in PCM should be 60% while you have scored 59%. Right? Normally these criteria are not tinkered and I am afraid you would not be able to appear for WBJEE and as a result seek admission in any engineering college. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of the eligibility. You may try to contact grievance cell and plead your case to obtain some concession. http://www.wbjee2018.com/wbjee-2018-eligibility-criteria/
Best wishes to you.
I can understand your situation. As per the information available, minimum marks in PCM should be 60% while you have scored 59%. Right? Normally these criteria are not tinkered and I am afraid you would not be able to appear for WBJEE and as a result seek admission in any engineering college. I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of the eligibility. You may try to contact grievance cell and plead your case to obtain some concession. http://www.wbjee2018.com/wbjee-2018-eligibility-criteria/
Best wishes to you.
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Anjali Sharma
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Go through the link below: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-wbjee/44-2-0-0-3044.
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Shivanshu Seth
Contributor-Level 9
Hi,
You would need a NATA score of 100-120 or JEE paper 2 score of 160-180/390 with a decent class 12th score to get admission in JU.
According to last year cut off,
2013: 1784-5489
2014: 861-4767
They also take admission on the basis of WBJEE rank.
You would need a NATA score of 100-120 or JEE paper 2 score of 160-180/390 with a decent class 12th score to get admission in JU.
According to last year cut off,
2013: 1784-5489
2014: 861-4767
They also take admission on the basis of WBJEE rank.
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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser
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Hello Rupam,
Almost all state govts in India have resorted to entrance test for selecting students for admission to engineering colleges with the notable exception of Tamil Nadu. Even deemed to be universities have their own entrance exams. As you have missed on your home state's CET, you can perhaps now think of management quota seats in private college if you want to pursue engineering this year. You of course gave an option of taking a break, prepare well for WBJEE clear it with good marks next year and hope to get into a good government college.
Best wishes to you.
Almost all state govts in India have resorted to entrance test for selecting students for admission to engineering colleges with the notable exception of Tamil Nadu. Even deemed to be universities have their own entrance exams. As you have missed on your home state's CET, you can perhaps now think of management quota seats in private college if you want to pursue engineering this year. You of course gave an option of taking a break, prepare well for WBJEE clear it with good marks next year and hope to get into a good government college.
Best wishes to you.
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