CG PET Question Paper 2019

Dear Candidate,
With a CG PET score of 50-55 marks , you have a fair chance of getting admission to the Electrical Engineering branch at Bhilai Institute of Technology ( BIT ) , Durg , especially if you belong to a reserved category . In recent years , the cutoff for Electrical Engineering at BIT Durg has ranged around 48 -50 marks in the second round of counseling  . Therefore , your score falls within the typical cutoff range . To improve your chances , ensure that you participate in all counseling rounds , including the spot round , as seat  availability and cutoffs can  vary .

50-55 marks in CGPET (Chhattisgarh Pre-Engineering Test) may make it difficult to secure the Electrical Engineering branch at BIT Durg (Bhagwant Institute of Technology, Durg) , as the cutoff varies each year based on competition. However, you still have a chance depending on:

• Electrical Engineering usually has a cutoff around 60-80 marks (varies yearly).

• With 50-55 marks , you might get:

  • Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

  • Mechanical Engineering

  • Civil Engineering

• Apply in multiple rounds of counselling.

• Keep backup options in other branches/colleges.

• If possible, improve your score in next attempts.

HEY THERE!!

• You stand a good chance of being accepted into BIT Durg's Electrical Engineering branch if your CG PET score is between 50 and 55.
  
  
• In past years, the open (general) category cutoff scores for Electrical Engineering at BIT Durg have been approximately 50 marks.
  
  
• For instance, BIT Durg's Electrical Engineering cutoff score for CG PET 2023 was 50.245.
  
  
• Your chances are even better if you fall into a reserved category because cutoffs are usually lower.

Hello there,

Based on the available data, here are the CG PET 2024 cutoff marks for various government engineering colleges in Chhattisgarh, including Bhilai Institute of Technology (BIT) Durg:

• BIT Durg

  • Civil Engineering: Around 45 marks

  • Computer Science Engineering: Around 80 marks

  • Electronics & Telecommunication: Around 54 marks
    
    

• Government Engineering College (GEC) Raipur

  • Computer Science Engineering: Around 90 marks

  • Civil Engineering: Around 80 marks

  • Electrical Engineering: Around 77 marks
    
    

• GEC Bilaspur

  • Mining Engineering: Around 53 marks

If your CG PET marks are near or above these cutoffs, you have a good chance to get a seat in these colleges.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

With a CGPET score of 88, securing a seat in the CSE branch at GEC Raipur is challenging, as the cutoff for CSE is usually higher. However, admission chances depend on category, seat availability, and the cutoff trends of the current year.

The exact CG PET 2025 cutoff for the ST category at GEC Raipur will be determined after the exam and seat allotment process is complete. However, based on previous trends and general guidelines, candidates need to score well in the CG PET exam to have a good chance of getting admission in GEC Raipur for the ST category. The minimum qualifying marks for reserved categories like SC, ST, OBC, and PwD are 40% in the qualifying examination. The CG PET authorities will determine the final cutoff marks after considering the number of applicants, number of seats available, and the difficulty level of the exam.

Get more details here -: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/cg-pet-cutoff

Hello,

The CGPET registration form for 2025 is expected to be released in March 2025, but it's not available yet

The Chattisgarh Professional Examination Board will announce the registration dates on their official website

Hi, with this rank it is not possible for your son to get any government engineer colleges like nit,IIIT,etc. With 47 percentile your son might get a private college but a 3rd or 4th tier college at most .

I hope this helps you.

Hi  there,

Hope you are doing fine.

When applying for admission through the CGPET (Chhattisgarh Pre-Engineering Test) counseling, the validity of a caste certificate from another state can vary based on specific rules and regulations set by the CGPET authorities.

You need to produce a valid caste certificate during  the time of counselling and then contact the officials accordingly to know any further information.

If you apply for all india reservation and any other category status then you have to produce the certificate accordingly and then get it attested by the right officials and the authority.

Also, you can contact the official counselling authorities to know more and precise details regarding the counselling and certificates queriers.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello Manisha

Unfortunately, it's highly unlikely that your son will be able to secure a seat in a Government Engineering College (GEC) in Chhattisgarh with a score of 38.236% in the CG PET 2024 exam.

Why is this the case?

High Competition: Engineering is a popular field, and the number of aspirants far exceeds the available seats in government colleges.

Cut-off Percentages: The cut-off percentages for GECs in Chhattisgarh are typically much higher, especially for sought-after branches.

Factors Affecting Cutoffs: Cutoffs vary based on factors like the total number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the reservation policies.

What to do next?

While this might be disappointing, there are other options to consider:

Explore Private Colleges: There are several private engineering colleges in Chhattisgarh that might offer admissions based on your son's score.

Consider Other Fields: Based on your son's interests, you could explore other fields like management, pharmacy, or IT.

Improve for Next Year: If your son is determined to pursue engineering, he can focus on improving his score for the next year's entrance exam.

It's essential to have a realistic assessment of the situation and explore alternative paths.

Would you like to explore other options or discuss potential career paths based on your son's interests?