Securing a rank of 696 in WBUT PGET (West Bengal University of Technology Post Graduate Entrance Test) gives you a moderate position in the merit list. With this rank, you may have good chances in some of the mid-tier colleges under WBUT/MAKAUT for postgraduate courses like M.Tech, MBA, or MCA (depending on the field you applied for). Top government or leading private colleges may have very high cut-offs, but you can still expect options in decent institutions, especially if you choose specialized branches that are slightly less in demand. Counselling rounds will play an important role, and seats may open up as higher-ranked candidates move to their preferred colleges. It is recommended to prepare a priority list of colleges and branches before counselling and keep track of seat allotment updates. To get accurate predictions of possible college options based on your WBUT PGET rank, you can use official predictors and counselling tools that provide detailed insights.

Hello,

With a WBUT PGET 2025 rank of 262, you have a decent chance of getting into a government college, especially in core branches like Electrical, Civil, or Mechanical. However, for top branches like CSE or ECE in popular government colleges, it may be tough.

Your chances will also depend on:

• Your category (General/SC/ST/OBC)

• Branch preference

• Seat availability

You should definitely take part in the counselling process. Try all possible options and keep some backup choices too.

Hope it helps !

hi,

see for post graduate study in nitttr kolkata, there is no scholarship for non gate students,. gate score holders are eligible for aicte scholarship. there is no specific scholarship available for post graduate students.

hope it would help.

Hi,

WB PGET 2021 Dates

Dear aspirant,

Congrats on achieving such a great rank. To answer your question, yes, there are high chances that you might get an admission in a Tier-1 or Tier-2 government engineering college for higher studies with this rank. Please find attached the list of all government/semi-government/private colleges you can apply, here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india?state=West%20Bengal&branch=Electrical%20Engineering&exam=WB%20PGET

Hi Buddy,

I went through WBUT PGET guidelines and they mentioned that

"Admission test will be through written test followed by an interview to test the aptitude and analytical abilities, computational skills, fundamental in relevant basic subjects. The syllabus for a written test will be as per GATE syllabus for CSE & IT for 1,2 and 4; and CSE & Electronics for 3. "

1,2,3 and 4 mentioned above are given below in same order

Computer Science & Engineering(M.E.), Software Engineering (M.Tech.), Microelectronics & VLSI Technology(M.Tech.), Computer Science & Engineering with specialization in Information Security(M.Tech) .

Gate syllabus for CSE and IT,

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-syllabus-for-cse-computer-science-engineering

I hope that will help!

Thank you!

There will be three sections in WBUT PGET examination and those are General Section, Mathematics and Basic Sciences and Engineering Sciences and lastly core branch. Questions in General section will be Aptitude based like coding decoding, Puzzles, Syllogism, Time and Work, Clocks, Cubes, calendars, Blood relations, seating arrangements, logical reasoning, statement assumptions etc. Mathematics and Science part contains topics from linear algebra, Probability statistics, Real Analysis, complex analysis, functional analysis, ordinary Differential Equations etc. And the final part is different for different branches. For biotechnology, questions will be asked from Biotechnology chapters that you have studied in your undergraduation.

Not sure about that. because no of avbl college is limited

Dear Aspirant,

You may have some chances of getting an M. Tech in Geo Technology. It all depends upon the number of seats available in the state and whether or not you are entitled to some sort of reservation. However, the chances that you have are extremely slim. Generally, the number of Geo-Tech seats in good government state engineering Institutes are very limited. The number of seats are so limited that it pales in comparison to the number of applicants. These slim chances can be turned around if you have some sort of reservation especially that of SC or ST.

In case you do have some good chances of getting M.Tech in Geo Technology, you need to compare colleges based on their advantages and disadvantages to know for yourself which is a better college for you. This way you can explore the number of Institutes available that you can apply to including the private institutes.

In order to compare colleges, all you need to do is to just click on the link:-

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

This shall go on in a long way to answer your queries and solve your doubts that you have in mind with respect to a college. It compares colleges based in merits and demerits and shall notify you at the end of the comparison a better college or rather the best college for admission. While comparing, make sure that you stress on key factors like placement prospects, scope for research, fee structure, qualified professors, skill oriented education, etc.

Good luck in getting enrolled in a good college.

hi,

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IIM IPMAT Preparation Guide by Stalwart Career Institute

also you may follow disha experts books on quantitative, reasoning test.