West Bengal

SKS Educational and Social Trust founded Bengal College of Engineering and Technology, a self-supporting college, in Durgapur in 2001.
Admission: The WBJEE or JEE Main test is accepted by the college for admission. To qualify, applicants must receive at least a 60 on their 12th-grade exam. Fee: A comprehensive course like a B.Tech. Requires payment of $45,000 per semester, or around $360,000. The College has excellent infrastructure. Each stream has its own individual building, complete with amenities like spacious classrooms, labs specific to that stream, restrooms, power, sufficient lighting and air conditioning, staff quarters, etc. Both the hostel campus and the college campus have a playground.

After giving State Engineering Entrance exam and getting marks above cut off, you can go for counselling which generally starts after one month of result declaration there you will have options of locking seats in different colleges and in different branches and this Counselling generally goes up to 3 to 5 round including where you can free or float the option of locked college then after you will be called for document verification at the locked selected college or it may be any college nearby you. For getting into counseling you may have to pay registration fees which may or may not refundable, generally, it is not refundable. Finally after documents verification you will have to pay the semester fee or annual fees and then you are ready to start your engineering.

Future Institute of Engineering and Management, Sonarpur, is an outcome-driven cluster of academic institutions.
It offers a comprehensive two-year regular MBA course with specialization in marketing, finance, business analytics, and human resources.
Individuals who have qualified for the 10+2 examination or equivalent from a recognized board are eligible for admission to this course.
Also, admission is usually offered through MAT or West Bengal JEMAT.
Candidates with a valid MAT or WBJEMAT score are required to appear in a group discussion and personal interview.
Selection will be based on examination scores, academic credentials, weightage for work experience, group discussion and personal interview.
There is no separate cut-off but a final merit list of successful candidates, which is published after the registration and interview process is over.