Dear Sir / ma'm, the cut-offs are subject to change every year and one cannot really predict them. The all india cut-off for general remains around 550 and above. However, state cut offs are much lower than the all india. So, it depends and cannot be really predicted.

Hello aspirant, I cannot confirm something because the college guidelines may change anytime in between. You can get in touch with career 360 College predictor to have complete details of the college and admission criteria. They will tell you more about the colleges you are eligible for. All the best

Hi Amit,

I would suggest you to go for B.Voc in Office Management and Secretarial practice as it is the one with maximum and decent job opportunities. The other two can also be considered if you have interest. B.Voc has multiple exit options too which is a good option. Also

Hi there Aaradhya! Hope you're having a great day.

Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies Pitampura Delhi is one of the best private colleges in Delhi. You might not be very sure to get a seat guaranteed in VIPS sliding round because it seems very unpredictable at times. However, never lose

I would suggest the following steps 

1. Make a list if all the branches of your preference 2. Make another list of the colleges you find worthy ( along with the above listed branches)

3. Sort them according to their cutoff ( you can visit careers360 for the cutoff of

Hi Kavitha

It is very much probable that neet Cutoff can increase anytime this year as because NEET was very high scoring and people with high marks have got lower ranks. So, it is highly possible that the individual college cutoffs as well as the state cutoff may increase this

Hi Sumit

It is really very difficult to say which state's cutoff will be low this year as because this year NEET was a bit high scoring. Still you can check the last year's cutoff to get a rough idea about the low Cutoff regions:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

Thank you

All the

Hey Nayan Tanaji Khandekar, the NEET cut-off for the SEBC category students are lower than that of SC category and OBC category. It is also much lower and slightly lower than EWS category. It is estimated that the percentage for the SEBC category students is 45.23%.

Hello aspirant!!! Unfortunately no, you cannot apply for the said college through jee marks. Only WBJEE rank is accepted in the above mentioned college. For more information about the said college and its cutoff for various branches you can refer the following link: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/jalpaiguri-government-engineering-college-jalpaiguri/cut-off

Hope this helps.