Hello Aspirant,

Yes, the student is admissible for WBJEE. The eligibility rule is that a candidate must have studied Physics and Maths along with Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology/Computer Science as compulsory subjects in the Higher Secondary (10+2) examination, and had an aggregate of 60% (45% for reserved category) in Physics, Mathematics and the third subject combined. The student took PCMB, with more than 80% scored in each subject, so the eligibility criteria are met in full.

For Jadavpur University (Engineering through WBJEE), the same rule applies: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics here, but again with 80%+ marks in all it is eligible.

With 450 marks in NEET, admission to a government BDS college depends on the state and category you belong to. In most states, the cut-off for general category in government BDS usually goes above 470–500 marks. So with 450 marks, chances in the general category are quite low, but if you belong to SC/ST/OBC or have a quota (like EWS, PWD), you may still have a chance in some states. Private colleges remain an option if government seats don’t work out.

Hi,

With 396 marks in NEET, your chances for an MBBS seat depend heavily on the college type, state quota, and year-to-year cut-offs. If by “KPC college” you mean a private medical college (like KPC Medical College in West Bengal), then government seats there usually require higher marks; however, private colleges have management/paid quota seats which sometimes admit at lower marks than government seats — so 396 could be in range for certain private or management quota seats in some years, but it is not guaranteed and depends on vacancy and category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS). Register for state counselling (wherever you are eligible) as soon as NEET results are out — do not miss deadlines; Add KPC and other private colleges to your preference list (be realistic and include easier options as backups. Check fee structure and management quota costs in advance — private MBBS fees can be very high and vary college to college.

You can use this tool for predict your college: College predictor careers 360

Thank you

Hello

With 316 marks in CUET UG, you have a fair chance of getting admission to the integrated MTech in IT at DAVV, as the cutoff for this course usually stays within your score range. Seats do get filled fast in the early rounds, but you may still secure a seat in the last round depending on availability.

Hello,

The cutoffs for AP ECET (Andhra Pradesh Engineering Common Entrance Test) vary every year depending on number of candidates, difficulty of exam, and availability of seats. Generally, AP ECET cutoffs are released separately for branches like CSE, ECE, Civil, Mechanical, EEE, IT, etc., and also category-wise such as General, SC, ST, BC-A, BC-B, and so on. For top branches like CSE and ECE, the cutoffs are usually high – meaning you need a good rank (within 1,000–2,000) for reputed colleges. For other branches like Civil or Mechanical, the cutoffs are relatively lower. Marks also play a role, as most students who score above 100 marks out of 200 get decent ranks. For reserved categories like SC/ST, the cutoffs are more relaxed, and students can get good colleges even with lower ranks. However, the exact 2025 cutoffs will only be released after results and counselling.

For more information visit: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/ap-eamcet-cutoff

Thank you, and I hope you get your desired branch in a good college.

Hello,

The official AP ECET 2025 branch and category-wise cutoffs are not yet released.

For now, you should know these points:

• To qualify, General category students need 50 marks out of 200 (25%) .

• For SC/ST , there are no minimum qualifying marks .

• Final cutoffs (college, branch, and category wise) will be released by APSCHE during counselling.

Based on previous trends, candidates with higher marks (above 150) usually get top ranks (within 1–20) and admission in popular branches like CSE, ECE, EEE and Mechanical . Marks between 120–140 generally fall in the mid-range ranks .

So, you will have to wait for the official 2025 counselling cutoffs to know the exact branch and category-wise closing ranks.

Hope it helps !

Good afternoon, to be eligible for admission to NIT Durgapur via JEE Main, you must meet one of these two criteria:

Percentage    Minimum 75% marks in Class 12 (for General/OBC)

Percentile Rank    Be in the top 20 percentile of WBBSE board exam results

SC/ST Candidates    Only 65% marks required in Class 12

These are eligibility criteria, not selection criteria. Admission is based on your JEE Main rank, not just board marks.

JEE Main Rank Needed for NIT Durgapur (2025 Expected)

Here are the expected closing ranks for popular branches:

Branch                  General (Home State)    OBC                  SC                         ST

CSE                         5446 – 14090                 7131 – 8278      1326 – 1466        65167 – 115227

Electrical Engg.    13885 – 19552                 9220 – 10450     2800 – 3200      58000 – 70000