Hey! With a GMR rank of 85,851 and SC rank of 10,051 in WBJEE, chances for getting CSE, IT, or core branches like Electrical/EEE in government colleges are unfortunately very slim. The cutoffs for these streams under SC quota generally close at a much better rank. However, you might still explore a few options in private colleges under the WBJEE counselling process, where you can get CSE/IT at this rank. If you are only targeting government colleges, then options in these specific branches look difficult, but you can consider other branches in lower cutoff govt. engineering colleges like civil or production if your main aim is a government seat. Otherwise, private colleges will be more realistic for CSE/IT.

Hello,

With 77.2 percentile , you have a fair chance of getting Civil Engineering at MBM in the spot round, as the cutoff usually stays around 70–75 percentile.

For Electrical Engineering , the cutoff is normally a bit higher (around 78–83 percentile), so your chances are low.

Hope it helps !

Hey! With a 77.2 percentile, it will be quite tough to get Civil or Electrical in MBM in the spot round. These branches usually have higher cutoffs and most seats get filled in earlier rounds. Spot rounds sometimes release leftover seats, but the chances for top branches are limited.

You can still try in the spot round, but it’s smart to keep backup options ready too, like other branches in MBM or similar colleges. Be flexible and choose branches with slightly lower demand to increase your chances. Always check the latest cutoff trends from previous years to make informed choices. Joining the spot round is still worth it, but don’t expect Civil or Electrical unless there’s a big drop in cutoff.

Good luck, and stay prepared with alternative branches just in case!

Hey Suhan:)

Thanks for reaching out!

With 77.2% percentile, your chances for civil or electrical at MBM spot round is possible but not guaranteed. It mainly depends on your category and whether you're a Rajasthan domicile . In previous years, spot round cut-offs for these branches were around 70-80%,so your score falls in that range. If you're from reserved category or Rajasthan domicile, your chances are better,but for general and outside Rajasthan it may be difficult. Still, you should definitely register and try in the spot round while also keeping some backup options ready.

All the best!

Hello,

With a WBJEE rank of 25,678, you have chances in some private engineering colleges for B.Tech CSE or EE within Rs. 4 lakh tuition fees (approx. Rs. 1 lakh per year).

Some suitable options are:

• Narula Institute of Technology, Agarpara – CSE possible, total fees around Rs. 3–3.5 lakh.

• Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata – CSE possible, fees around Rs. 4 lakh.

• Asansol Engineering College – CSE/IT possible, fees usually under Rs. 4 lakh.

• Adamas University – CSE/EE may be possible, but fees can go above Rs. 4 lakh, so confirm before applying.

Government colleges like KGEC or CGEC generally close below 10,000 rank, so not possible at your rank.

So, your best chances are Narula Institute of Technology, Heritage Institute of Technology, and Asansol Engineering College within Rs. 4 lakh budget.

Hope it helps !

Behala Government Polytechnic does not offer this course It is a new polytechnic that currently offers Diploma courses only in Computer Science & Technology and Mechatronics.

You may want to consider other government polytechnics in Kolkata that offer electrical,like Jnan Chandra Ghosh Polytechnic.it has approximately cutoff rank 6,000 for all candidates applying through JEXPO.

Good luck..

Hello,

The official cutoff for Electrical Engineering at Behala Government Polytechnic for 2024 is not released yet. Admission is done through JEXPO rank.

The cutoff changes every year based on number of applicants, seat availability and exam difficulty. For exact cutoff details, you need to check the JEXPO counselling portal when allotment results are declared.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

To get admission in a diploma in electrical engineering , you need to meet these basic steps:

1. Eligibility – You must pass Class 10 (sometimes Class 12 is also accepted) with Maths and Science.

2. Admission process – Most states conduct polytechnic entrance exams. Some colleges also give direct admission based on Class 10 marks.

3. Course duration – Diploma in Electrical Engineering is usually 3 years.

4. Colleges – You can apply to government polytechnic colleges and private institutes in your state.

It is best to check your state polytechnic admission form and apply when the registration starts.

Hope it helps !

Good morning, Diploma in Electrical Engineering is a great choice for building a technical foundation and opening doors to PSU jobs, lateral entry into B.Tech, and even private sector roles.

Here’s a quick guide to help you get started:

Eligibility Criteria

Minimum Qualification: Class 10th pass with Science and Math

Minimum Marks: Usually 35–45% aggregate (varies by state and institute)

Age Limit: Typically 15–25 years (relaxation for reserved categories)

Admission Options for 2025

Here are three types of institutes offering this diploma:

Regular Polytechnic    Offline/Online    State-level entrance exams (e.g., JEECUP in UP)    JEECUP Official Site

Private Colleges    Direct/Merit    No entrance; admission based on 10th marks    UMU Admission Page

Distance Mode (IMTS, IGNOU)    Online    Flexible for working students; limited govt job scope    IMTS Info

Key Dates (Typical Timeline)

Entrance Exam (JEECUP): Usually held in May–June

Counselling: July–August

Spot Admission: August–September (for vacant seats)

What You’ll Study

Electrical Machines

Circuit Theory

Power Systems

Digital Electronics

PLCs & Embedded Systems