Hey Shreya,

There are total 2450 seats in West Bengal in which 1870 seats are reserved for the state Quota students. You rank is not enough to get a seat in WB through 85% state quota counseling as well, I'm sorry. But don't lose hope, try again next year or

Hello,

Kindly mention the full marks you have scored and in which examination you have scored.

You have to score minimum marks in all the three individual subjects.

If you clear the cutoff you are definitely eligible for wbjee.

You can check the previous years cutoff to get better idea.

MBBS ADMISSION IN TOP COLLEGE OF INDIA CONTACT ME 9852233178,6205111622 

HI,

Based on your rank and category ,you can opt for the following colleges :

Yogi Vemana University 

Sri Krishnadevaraya University

RVR and JC College of Engineering

 Sri Vidyaniketan Institute of Management--Tirupathi -

Andhra Loyola Institute of Engineering And Tech Vijayawada , Krishna District.

PB Sidhartha college of arts and

Hello,

With a rank of 16321, you may have a chance of admission in Vardhaman College of Engineering. Here are the closing ranks for each branch: 

• Computer Science Engineering- 7489 for General
• Information Technology- 94908 for General
• Civil- 13201 for General
• Btech Electrical and Electronics- 43210
• Btech ECE - 38422

Hey,

you have chances of getting in a lot of colleges through state quota with this score. Some of the colleges that you can get in are- Nalanda Medical College, Patna,Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, Patna,Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College, Bhagalpur. Use the college predictor tool to get the complete

Hi Neha 

Dear with this makrs you must be aware its not possible to get an admission in Delhi either through AIQ or State Qouta.With this marks you can surely grab a seat in AYUSH Courses if you wish to go for the same.You can also go for good private

Your admission through NATA is based on your merit system. Divide the NATA score by 4, and your CBSE result by 2, and add them to find your merit out of 100. Normally colleges accept a student who has 60+ merit overall, and sometimes colleges even go for lower merit.