GATE 2012 Electrical Engineering Previous Year Paper

Hello,

Yes, you can pursue a Bachelor of Science after a diploma in Electrical Engineering, often through a lateral entry option that allows admission directly to the second year of the degree program. Eligibility for lateral entry varies by institution, so it's essential to research specific universities and colleges that offer this pathway for diploma holders. While some institutions may accept a diploma as equivalent to a 12th-grade pass, others might require you to have passed 12th grade with physics and mathematics to be eligible for a BSc.

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Hello,

The BCECE counseling dates for government engineering colleges in Bihar have already passed, and admission to IIT Patna requires clearing JEE Advanced, a process that is also complete for the current year.

For admission this year, your only option is to contact private engineering colleges in Bihar if they offer admission based on JEE Main scores or Class 12 marks.

If this isn't possible, you will need to prepare for the JEE Main and Advanced exams for 2026 to try again for admission to IITs or other engineering colleges in Bihar.

Good luck!!

With a rank of  41200 at WBJEE, taking Techno Main Electrical is most appropriate option as it's a direct admission through counseling, while direct admission to CSE at Techno Main or IEM might not be possible or it can come with higher costs. Prioritize getting a confirmed seat through your rank through the standard WBJEE counseling process, as CSE admissions are highly competitive, expensive and typically requires a better rank. You can explore direct admission to CSE in a higher-ranked college if available, but if limited to these options, the confirmed seat in Electrical at Techno Main is a better choice than a unavailable or very expensive direct CSE admission.

Hello Aspirnat,

Given your SC rank of 2117 and GMR of 23375, you have a pretty decent chance to get Kalyani Govt. Engineering College in the later rounds (2nd round onwards). Branches like Electrical, IT and ECE generally have a necessity of cutoff relaxation in the subsequent rounds, so stay open and continuously check the counselling.

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Typically there isn't any fixed rate for the B.Ed. course in India, but the fees range between INR 25,000 and 200,000 per annum. Also, the fees depend on the institute type, like whether it's a government or private college, where the government colleges offer lower fees than private colleges.

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Hey! With a GMR rank of 85,851 and SC rank of 10,051 in WBJEE, chances for getting CSE, IT, or core branches like Electrical/EEE in government colleges are unfortunately very slim. The cutoffs for these streams under SC quota generally close at a much better rank. However, you might still explore a few options in private colleges under the WBJEE counselling process, where you can get CSE/IT at this rank. If you are only targeting government colleges, then options in these specific branches look difficult, but you can consider other branches in lower cutoff govt. engineering colleges like civil or production if your main aim is a government seat. Otherwise, private colleges will be more realistic for CSE/IT.

Hey Suhan:)

Thanks for reaching out!

With 77.2% percentile, your chances for civil or electrical at MBM spot round is possible but not guaranteed. It mainly depends on your category and whether you're a Rajasthan domicile . In previous years, spot round cut-offs for these branches were around 70-80%,so your score falls in that range. If you're from reserved category or Rajasthan domicile, your chances are better,but for general and outside Rajasthan it may be difficult. Still, you should definitely register and try in the spot round while also keeping some backup options ready.

All the best!

Hello,

With 77.2 percentile , you have a fair chance of getting Civil Engineering at MBM in the spot round, as the cutoff usually stays around 70–75 percentile.

For Electrical Engineering , the cutoff is normally a bit higher (around 78–83 percentile), so your chances are low.

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Hey! With a 77.2 percentile, it will be quite tough to get Civil or Electrical in MBM in the spot round. These branches usually have higher cutoffs and most seats get filled in earlier rounds. Spot rounds sometimes release leftover seats, but the chances for top branches are limited.

You can still try in the spot round, but it’s smart to keep backup options ready too, like other branches in MBM or similar colleges. Be flexible and choose branches with slightly lower demand to increase your chances. Always check the latest cutoff trends from previous years to make informed choices. Joining the spot round is still worth it, but don’t expect Civil or Electrical unless there’s a big drop in cutoff.

Good luck, and stay prepared with alternative branches just in case!

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 !