You should apply for counseling. Though the cutoff score for general candidates is 105 (approximately), but you should at least give it a chance. If seats remain vacant in any of the private colleges you can get a chance. So you should not loose hope as of now. 

Even if you don't get through, you can study hard for the next time to get a good government college. 

Good luck 

Dear aspirant,hope you are doing really well.Now coming to your question.

now comparing the previous year last roung cutoff's rank for some of the private colleges in kolkata in general category,chances are there that you will grab a seat in some mediocre colleges that takes admission on the rank basis of JENPUAH exam.

i hope this will help.

for further queries related to this topic,feel free to post down in the comment section below.

Hello aspirant, 

It would be more helpful to provide you with appropriate details if you have mentioned details more precisely as the name of the examination you have taken. So yes, you are having opportunity to get into the college you are aiming for. But it also depends on the group you choose. 

All the very best!! 

With the rank you're mentioning I'm afraid she doesn't have a chance in any colleges in West Bengal through Jenpauh because the total number of seats available in different government and private colleges combined for all the courses together is approximately 1000. Moreover if she's planning to study BSc Nursing then it would be very difficult as there's a huge competition for that. But she can definitely try next year to get a good government college. 

With your rank you have very less chances of getting any college in West Bengal through Jenpauh as there are approximately 1000 seats in various government and private colleges combined with 45% seats reserved for OBC, SC and ST candidates. So it's difficult to get any college even in the subsequent rounds of counseling. 

But you can try next year to get a good government college. 

Good luck 

With the rank you're mentioning I'm afraid there are very less chances of her getting a college. There are a total of 1000 seats (approximately) in all the government and private colleges combined and 45% of which is reserved for OBC /SC /ST candidates. So even if seats remain vacant in subsequent rounds of counseling it will get filled fast before reaching a rank beyond 3000.

But she can certainly try next year to get a good government college. 

If you have a rank greater than 2000 then your chances of getting admission through Jenpauh declines as the total number of seats available in West Bengal through the examination is approximately 1000 considering all the courses. Even if you wait for the 3rd round of counseling, the colleges are not going to breach their intake numbers. 

But most of the time some seats in private colleges remain vacant so you may get a chance if seats are there in private colleges. 

Good luck 

The following is the approximate cutoff in Jenpauh for various category students 

• General - 105
• SC - 85
• ST - 70
• OBC(A) - 90
• OBC(B) - 95

These are just the qualifying scores but your final selection depends on your rank only as there are very few seats in West Bengal through Jenpauh. 

Good luck 

There are an approximately 70 seats for OBC - B category candidates. So depending on that you may get a private college if seats remain vacant there. The semi government colleges are private colleges only but the difference is just that they receive some resources from the government from time to time. 

So you can check out the following colleges 

• Haldia Institute of Healthcare Sciences 
• Burdwan Institute of Medical and Life Sciences 
• Nopany Institute of Healthcare studies 

Good luck 

Hi !! As per the previous year trends you may get seat in some good private colleges.

I am mentioning some of the good private colleges of nursing below, please have a look on them

• AMRI  school of nursing
• APOLLO COLLEGE
•  BM BIRLA INSTITUTE OF NURSING