WBJEE 2025 Physics Question Paper with Solution

Hey! With a WBJEE GMR of 33652 and being in the OBC-B category, getting a core branch like CSE/ECE in top government colleges is very tough. But still, you have chances in some government engineering colleges in the later rounds (especially 3rd or mop-up).

You can try for colleges like:

Government College of Engineering and Leather Technology (non-core branches)

Government College of Ceramic Technology

Some seats in Kalyani Government Engineering College (in lower demand branches)

Regional Engineering Colleges or other state-aided universities (but mostly in non-core departments).

My suggestion: Keep patience till the last rounds because sometimes seats do open up for OBC-B. Also, keep backup options in private colleges or through management quota if you want a specific branch.

No, you can’t use a previous year’s JEE rank for the current year’s WBJEE counselling. Only the JEE Main rank of the same admission year is valid along with that year’s WBJEE rank.

With a GMR 41869 and OBC-B rank 3689, admission to Architecture at Jadavpur University is quite difficult. JU cutoffs for B.Arch are usually very high, often closing within a few thousand ranks overall, and most seats go to top rankers. As for fees, JU is a government university, so it’s very affordable—around 2,500–5,000 per year, much cheaper than private colleges. You may get Architecture in some private or state colleges, but chances at JU with your rank are very low.

Hello Aspirant,

Securing a seat in a government engineering college in West Bengal with a GMR of 23375 is challenging. However, with your SC rank of 2117 , you have a strong chance. Based on previous years' cutoffs, this rank can get you into government colleges like Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College or Kalyani Government Engineering College , especially in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering. You should participate in all counselling rounds.

Hey! With your GMR 20,724 and SC rank 1,810 in WBJEE 2025, you have a solid chance to get a seat in a government college under Home State quota. Generally, for SC category students, most government engineering colleges have closing ranks much higher than your rank, so you are well within the range. Colleges like University of Kalyani, Burdwan University, MAKAUT-affiliated colleges, and Jalpaiguri Govt Engineering College could be possible depending on branch preference. Make sure you participate in all rounds of counseling, because some seats may open up in later rounds. Also, fill your choices wisely—put your preferred colleges and branches in order. Keep all your documents ready for verification, and stay updated with the official counseling portal. If you plan carefully, you have a good shot at securing a government college seat, so don’t worry and stay focused during counseling.

With a WBJEE GMR rank of 81,823 and ST category rank of 662, getting admission to government colleges, especially for popular branches like CSE or ECE, is very unlikely because government colleges usually close ST category seats much earlier, often within a few thousand ranks. However, you might explore option in branches with higher cutoff ranks like Civil or Mechanical in some government colleges, but chances even there are low with that rank. Private colleges might offer better opportunities for your rank. So, getting a government college seat is quite tough with these ranks.

Yes, you can get admission to the Diploma in Pharmacy (D Pharma) course at Siliguri Government Polytechnic based on your WBJEE score or other entrance exams like JEXPO, JEECUP, or relevant state-level exams. The course duration is 2 years, and eligibility requires passing 10+2 in science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Maths with at least 50% marks. The fees are quite affordable, around  2,685 for the entire course. You’ll need to apply through the official counseling process and meet the age criteria (17 to 30 years). For exact details, keep an eye on the official website during admission season.

With a WBJEE PMR rank of 40,800 and TFW rank of 9,600, you may get TFW quota seats in some mid-level private engineering colleges for branches like Mechanical, Civil, ECE, or even CSE in certain colleges where cutoffs are higher. Good options could be colleges like Techno India Group, RCC Institute of Technology, or Camellia Institute, which usually have TFW seats at higher ranks. Keep an eye on counseling rounds, and apply broadly to maximize chances because competition in TFW quota is tough but flexible at these colleges.

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With your son's WBJEE EWS rank of 3,259, getting government college for B.Tech CSE is likely to be difficult but not impossible for sure. Some top colleges such like Jadavpur University are out of reach and also most of the government colleges have last round EWS closing rank around 3,000 to 3,500, so he have chances to get a seat in government college but in a lower tier if vacancies remain. And about his general rank that is too high for general seats it means there are nil chances to get seat through general rank of him.

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 !