With your OBC-A rank of 2,214, you have strong chances to secure seats in reputable government colleges (like Kalyani GEC, Jalpaiguri GEC) and branches at JU (non-CSE), and you’re eligible for good private colleges like IEM or Heritage in branches like CSE, ECE, or IT.

Hello aspirant,

With rank ~5931, you have decent chances for DNB General courses (especially in non-clinical & some para-clinical) in good hospitals. Likely branches you may get:

• DNB Anaesthesia
• DNB Pediatrics (in peripheral institutes)
• DNB General Medicine/Obstetrics (in smaller hospitals or in later rounds)

You should definitely secure a decent clinical branch in DNB by 2nd/3rd round.

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342 marks in NEET 2025 under General Category (All India Quota) makes it very tough for a government BAMS seat. Usually, government BAMS colleges close above 420–450 marks for General, depending on the state. With 342, your chances are only in private BAMS colleges or deemed universities, not in government through AIQ. State quota cut-offs vary, but for General, it’s still unlikely below 380–400.

Hello,

At 342 marks (General category), chances in government BAMS colleges are very slim since govt seats usually close above 450–500 marks. But you may get a seat in private BAMS colleges in UP and Bihar such as:

1. Bharat Ayurved Medical College, Muzaffarnagar (UP)
2. SVM Ayurvedic Medical College, Azamgarh (UP)
3. Patna Ayurvedic College (Private), Bihar

Other self-financed colleges affiliated with universities in UP/Bihar.

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Thank you!

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out!

With 8131 rank in WBJEE (General), getting CSE in top colleges like Jadavpur University or IEM Kolkata is tough, since their cutoffs close within 2,000–5,000 rank. But you have good chances in:

• Techno India University (CSE branch usually open till 10k+)
• BP Poddar Institute of Management and Technology
• Narula Institute of Technology
• Netaji Subhash Engineering College

If you want to explore more colleges use this tool: College predictor careers 360

Thank you!

Hello,

For BAMS admission in 2025, the expected cut-off for the general category is a NEET score in the range of 720-155, with a safe score for a competitive college likely higher, around 600+ marks. Also, there are many factors that affects cut-offs, like NEET exam difficulty, number of applicants,  competition etc.

I hope it will clear your query!!

With WBJEE 2025 General Rank 42,903 and OBC-B Rank 3,703, your chances in top-tier government colleges (like Jadavpur University, IEM, Heritage, Techno Main Salt Lake) are very slim, as their closing ranks are usually below 10k–15k in general and much lower in OBC-B. However, you still have chances in:

• Mid-tier government colleges (some newer ones or with less demand branches like Civil, Mechanical, Metallurgy).

• Private colleges under WBJEE counseling (Narula, BP Poddar, Future Institute, etc.) where you may get CSE/IT or better branches with your OBC-B rank.

If you want CSE/IT/ECE, it’s safer to look at private colleges. For government options, you may get core branches (Civil, Mechanical, Electrical) in less competitive GECs.

With a WBJEE General Rank of ~50,000 and OBC-B Rank ~5,000, getting Heritage Institute of Technology (HITK), Kolkata is very tough. Heritage usually closes its OBC-B ranks within 1,000–2,000 for popular branches (CSE, IT, ECE). Even for lower-demand branches like Civil, Electrical, or Chemical, OBC-B cutoff is usually below 3,500–4,000. At 5,000 OBC-B rank, your chances at Heritage are very low, but you may get other good private colleges under WBJEE counseling.

With a GMR of 6,700, your best opportunity at government colleges lies with KGEC or Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College, especially for core branches like Civil, Mechanical, or ECE. If your aim is CSE, IT, or ECE in private colleges, you stand a good chance of securing seats at Heritage, IEM Kolkata, or Techno India, especially in later rounds of counselling.

With a pharmacy rank of 23,597 in WBJEE 2025 (General quota), getting a seat in top government pharmacy colleges in West Bengal is highly unlikely, as their cutoffs usually close much earlier. However, you still have chances in private pharmacy colleges under WBJEE, especially in less in-demand ones across districts. You may get branches in colleges like Guru Nanak Institute of Pharmaceutical Science, Bengal School of Technology, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Institute, etc. mostly in private category.