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 !

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You have reasonable chance of securing seats in several engineering colleges in West Bengal, here are some of those colleges:
- Heritage Institute of Technology, Kolkata
- University of Kalyani
- Narula Institute of Technology, Agarpara
- University of Engineering and Management, Kolkata
- Alipurduar Government Engineering and Management College

You can also check cutoff on this site: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-cutoff

Hello Dubardal

With a rank of 1279 in JEXPO 2025, you have a good chance of getting APC Roy Polytechnic (Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy Polytechnic) College in most branches except the top ones as the cutoff rank has gone up to 5000 (Food Processing Technology).

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

With a GMR of 24432 and a TFW rank of 5224, you do have a fair chance of getting a TFW seat in private colleges for ECE under WBJEE 2025. The availability of seats will mainly depend on how many TFW seats are offered in each college and how the cutoff goes in each round. Usually, popular private colleges with good placements like Heritage, IEM, Techno India (Salt Lake), and Narula tend to have higher cutoffs for TFW, so getting into the top ones may be a little tough. However, you should definitely get options in other reputed private colleges. I would suggest keeping track of the counselling rounds, because sometimes seats open up in the later rounds as well.

Yes, with a CMR of 2851 in OBC-B category, you definitely have a fair chance of getting admission in some of the lower-tier government engineering colleges in branches like CSE, IT, or ECE. However, getting these branches in top colleges will be tough because the cut-off for CSE/IT is usually much higher.

Still, if you are flexible with the college location and branch preference, you may get CSE/IT in a lesser-known government college or ECE in some mid-tier ones. My advice would be to keep your options open during counseling and also look at self-financing government-aided colleges, where chances are better with your rank.

Yes, you can.
Process:

• You must register and fill choices in WBJEE counselling.

• If allotted a TFW seat, you can withdraw from your previous admission (may lose the earlier admission fee unless refundable) and take admission in the new college under TFW.

• Final decision depends on whether you are ready to leave the old seat and complete fresh admission formalities.

Hello, With a rank of 16141 in the Tamil Nadu Law Admission process, getting a seat in top government law colleges might be difficult, since their cutoffs usually close at much lower ranks. Government law colleges in Chennai, Madurai, Trichy, and Coimbatore generally fill up quickly with candidates below 8000–10000 ranks. However, this does not mean you are out of options. You still have a fair chance of securing a seat in self-financing law colleges or private institutions that are affiliated to Tamil Nadu Dr. Ambedkar Law University. Many of these colleges admit students with higher ranks during later rounds of counseling, especially if seats remain vacant. You should carefully track each counseling round, as rank cutoffs fluctuate depending on the number of applicants, reservation category, and seat availability. If your goal is simply to secure admission to pursue law, private colleges remain a strong option. Also, consider keeping backup choices ready in case government college admission does not work out.

Hello Nandini

With 2,68,000 rank in NEET 2025, getting a Government BAMS seat at either Sanjeveni College Hubli or Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Hubli is highly unlikely for the unreserved category, but possible for reserved category (mainly SC/ST) based on previous year cutoffs.

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With a GMR of 42,000 in WBJEE and SC category, plus a TFW rank of 10,000, your chances for a TFW (Tuition Fee Waiver) seat are quite low because TFW seats are very limited (only 5% of total seats) and are usually taken up by much lower TFW ranks (generally within 3k–5k for popular branches in government and top private colleges). However, being SC category does improve your chances for getting a seat under reservation in government or private colleges through GMR, but the TFW quota is allotted strictly by TFW rank, not category rank. So realistically, you may not secure a TFW seat, but you should still get admission through SC quota in lower/mid-tier private engineering colleges in WB.

You can't get a good cse college at this rank. Even if you take admission in some other college it would be just a waste of money. In that case I would suggest you to go for private colleges like Heritage Institute of Technology through management quota where you need to pay huge fees.

Other than cse branch you can consider different branches where admission is possible explore WBJEE CUTOFF to find exact options.

And if you dont want these colleges then try reappearing for the next year if you are not a dropper already.

Beat of luck.