Hey! With a GMR rank of 22,259 and SC rank of 1996 in WBJEE 2025, getting Jadavpur University for BE is quite difficult, especially for CSE, IT, or ECE, since cutoffs for these branches are very high even under SC quota. However, you might have some chances in lower cutoff branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Production Engineering, depending on the 2025 cutoff trends. I’d suggest you keep Jadavpur as an option but also fill choices for other government colleges like Kalyani Government Engineering College, Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College, and HIT Kolkata, as your chances are better there.

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.

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With 8588 rank in WBJEE GMR and 1451 rank in TFW, it is highly unlikely for you to get any B.Tech branch in Jadavpur University even for the TFW quota as the cutoff rank of top branches has been around 1000 rank and the lower ones have been around 3000 rank and as your rank is a lot higher than that, it won't be possible.

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Hello Leena

With 26000 rank in TS EAMCET 2025 and being a ST category student, you can get the following colleges:

1. ACE Engineering College, Ghatkesar
2. Bharat Institute of Engineering and Technology, Ibrahimpatnam
3. BV Raju Institute of Technology, Narsapur
4. CMR College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad
5. Anurag University, Hyderabad
6. Ellenki College of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad
7. Geethanjali College of Engineering and Technology, Keesara

Hope this list helps! Thank You!!!

Hello Aspirant,

You can get B Pharmacy admissions with 55,000 rank in AP EAMCET based upon that college’s cutoff, category reservations and seat availability. Since you are in BC category and female candidates will get some reservation benefits, you may be able to get a chance in private/self financed colleges that do not go to the top ranks. In terms of reputable government colleges/ or reputed colleges, the cutoff ranking could be higher.

Hello,

You have a good chance of getting a seat in Sultan-ul-Uloom College for PharmD with a 27k rank in TS EAMCET under the OBC category. Because you fall under the range where you can get admission to this college for this specific course, so you should try in this college.

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hey Aryan! With your NEET score of 172 and SC category rank of 390, getting admission in a government BVSc & AH college in Gujarat is going to be very difficult. The closing ranks for SC students in Anand or Navsari colleges in previous years have been much higher, meaning only candidates with better scores were able to secure seats. So, chances in government veterinary colleges are extremely slim.

However, you still have some options. You can explore private veterinary colleges, which may have management quota seats or lower cutoffs. Other alternatives include colleges in different states where cutoffs might be more accessible. If your goal is to work in the field of animal science, you could also consider related courses like BSc in Animal Husbandry, BSc in Zoology, or diploma programs, which can open career opportunities in the veterinary or animal care sector.

Hey! With your NEET 2025 rank of 446,041, getting a private BAMS seat at AVS Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya, Bijapur will be very difficult. Last year, the closing ranks for general category students at this college were around 94k–1.46 lakh, so your rank is much higher than that. Admission through the All India quota is almost impossible with this rank.

You can still explore other private BAMS colleges in Karnataka that have higher cutoff ranks. Also, keep an eye on stray vacancy rounds—sometimes a few seats remain unfilled. If BAMS is your main goal, consider colleges with lower cutoffs or alternative medical courses.

Make sure to check the Karnataka AYUSH NEET Counselling (KEA) website regularly for updates on counselling rounds, fees, and seat availability. This will give you the best chance to plan your next steps carefully.

With a NEET UG AIR of 15,500, Maharashtra State Merit List (SML) rank of 1,200, and an open category state rank of 550, your chances in the second round of Maharashtra MBBS counseling for Mumbai colleges are realistic, given the reshuffling and vacancy movement that typically occurs after the first round. Many candidates with similar ranks secure seats as higher-ranked students vacate seats for other preferences or upgraded choices, leading to closing ranks dropping in popular colleges.

Here are some well-regarded Mumbai medical colleges where your rank typically falls within or close to the expected cutoff range for the second round:

1. Grant Medical College & Sir JJ Group of Hospitals, Mumbai
   One of the most prestigious medical colleges in Maharashtra. While the first-round cutoff might be slightly higher, second round offers have historically included students in your merit range due to seat shuffling.

2. Seth GS Medical College & KEM Hospital, Mumbai
   Known for robust academics and clinical exposure, this college fills up quickly but sees moderate cutoff movement in subsequent rounds.

3. Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College (LTMMC), Sion, Mumbai
   Highly reputed for teaching and research, Sion Medical College nearly always has a few seats available in the second round, attracting candidates in top 700–1,300 state ranks.

4. Topiwala National Medical College (TNMC), Mumbai
   TNMC’s cutoff is sometimes marginally lower than the top three, making it a strong contender for round two admissions for candidates with ranks near yours.

5. Cooper Medical College, Mumbai
   Cooper is emerging in popularity and academic facilities; its cutoffs are slightly more relaxed, increasing your odds of allotment in second or mop-up rounds.

In the second round, closing ranks for these colleges often shift favorably due to reallocation and vacant seats. It's advisable to fill all possible options—including newer government and private colleges—through the counseling portal for the best chance at securing a seat.

Stay proactive by monitoring official counseling updates, cutoff notices, and filling a broad range of choices to maximize allotment probabilities.

With a WBJEE rank of around 59,000 in the General Merit Rank (GMR) and approximately 6,500 in the SC category, admission to top government engineering colleges in West Bengal for popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) or Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) is quite challenging. Typically, government colleges fill their CSE and ECE seats with candidates having ranks much better (lower) than 59,000 GMR, including reserved category cutoffs.

However, there are still some government and government-aided engineering colleges where candidates with SC ranks in the range of 6,000+ may have a chance depending on seat availability, branch preference, and counseling rounds. Admission chances improve if you are flexible with branch choice or consider less-demanded government colleges or newer campuses.

Some government engineering colleges in West Bengal where you can consider applying include:

1. West Bengal University of Technology (WBUT) Affiliated Colleges:
   Various colleges affiliated with WBUT accept WBJEE ranks across categories for branches including CSE and ECE. Checking round-by-round Cutoffs during counseling may help find places with available seats.

2. Government College of Engineering and Textile Technology, Serampore:
   Known for textile and other branches but may offer branches like ECE or allied streams with flexible cutoffs in reserved categories.

3. Government College of Engineering and Leather Technology, Kolkata:
   Another government college with limited seats in popular branches but often less competitive than premier institutes.

4. Camellia Institute of Engineering & Technology:
   While not fully government, it has government-aided status and can be considered for counseling under WBJEE.

5. Other Government-Aided Affiliates:
   Colleges like Kalyani Government Engineering College, Netaji Subhas Engineering College, Jhargram Government Engineering College may open seats during later rounds or mop-up rounds for reserved categories.

It is strongly recommended to participate actively in all counseling rounds and consider options like lateral entry, less popular branches, or newer campuses. The cutoff ranks fluctuate yearly based on seat availability, number of applicants, and category-specific reservation policies.

In summary, with your WBJEE rank, chances at top government colleges for CSE/ECE are limited but not impossible at some government or aided colleges accepting SC candidates. Flexibility and active counseling participation are key to securing admission.