WBJEE

WBJEE Counselling 2018- Candidates who will qualify the West Bengal Joint Entrance Exam will be able to participate in WBJEE 2018 counselling. The authorities have set up mock counselling centres from May 28 to June 2, 2018 for the candidates to familiarize with the entire process. The real counselling process of WBJEE 2018 will begin tentatively from the second week of June in online mode. The e-counselling of WBJEE 2018 will be held in three rounds. Candidates will have to register themselves first to participate in the WBJEE counselling 2018, pay the counselling fee and fill their choices of courses and colleges. What candidates need to be aware of is that online registration for the WBJEE counselling will be allowed only once. During registration, candidates also have to choose if they wish to participate in the WBJEE 2018 counselling on the basis of the JEE Main ranks, WBJEE 2018 ranks or both. During the counselling session, candidates will be allotted seats in online mode on the basis of their WBJEE Ranks and choice filling. They have to report to the helpline centres to GET their documents verified after seat allotment.

If you are a general rank holder, then getting into the above -mentioned streams in any of the known government engineering colleges will be difficult for you, (I think you can try out IT at Jalpaiguri or Kalyani government engineering colleges, you might be fortunate enough in the 3rd round)
Unfortunately, there will be no room for you in JU and IIEST Shibpur with the above-mentioned rank, provided if you are a general category student.
However if you opt to study in non-government engineering colleges, you can get IT in IEM but not CSE, same with Heritage, IT is a guarantee however if you are lucky enough, you can get CSE in perhaps the 3rd or 4th round of counselling in Heritage.
PS: Some guy has mentioned about a WB domicile being required at JU, here I recommend people having no information or less information should not answer and simply pass the question on. Jadavpur University along with some other self financing universities does not demand a WB domicile for admissions.
Good luck to you.:)

The major thing that you should follow is the pattern. Maths is given the highest priority with 100 marks and is considered to be the lengthiest paper. Indeed, it is lengthy but the art of choosing questions play a key role here. One has to choose questions at first that are easy to solve and are scoring, then try for the little tough ones and if there is time, go for the difficult. If you choose questions correctly,60+ in maths can be achieved. Now, physics and chemistry are 50 marks each. For physics I would say chapters of optics, electrostatic, AC and magnetism are very important. One must be good in waves and kinematics and chemistry, it's easy if and only if you have gone through NCERT thoroughly.