This answer is based on what my brother experienced during his immersion day at Krea University.
My brother thought their method of picking candidates was quite interesting and unique. He was never bored during the sessions because he learned a lot from the professors and the student debates.
According to the cutoff trends of the last few years, you will need to score above 130 out of 200 in WBJEE, in order to get into branches like IT, Electrical, Electronics at Jadavpur University. A score of around 105 should get you branches like Civil, Production, or Chemical Engineering at JU.
In order to get CSE at Kalyani University, your rank should be within 2000 and you will need a score above 92.
Here are the recent cutoff highlights for JU and Kalyani University.
| Branch | JU Cutoff by rank | Kalyani University Cutoff by rank |
| CSE | 49-81 | 1328 |
| IT | 104-159 | 2464 |
| Electronics & Telecommunication | 110-144 | - |
| Electrical | 161-219 | 2430 |
| Electronics & Instrumentation | 174-301 | - |
| Mechanical | 225-324 | 2992 |
| Production | 315-420 | - |
| Chemical | 338-416 | - |
| Civil | 373-451 | - |
This should give you an idea about the cutoff required at JU and Kalyani.
According to the reviews, I read online, the USA, Malaysia, Singapore, etc are some of the countries that acknowledge the dental, or the medical degree offered by Kasturba Medical College. If you plan to move out of the country then Kasturba Medical College can be a good option for you. You will be able to follow through on your plans with ease.
Malda Medical College is one of the worst colleges for pursuing medical. It was previously a district health care hospital and there were no plans of turning it into a medical college. It lacks proper medical equipment. The students of this college are people who do not have the money and did not achieve the rank required for studying in government medical colleges.
According to some of the reviews, doing a B.Sc. in agriculture from Bundelkhand University is not a wise decision. The overall performance of the college, the curriculum, faculty, infrastructure are mediocre.
Placements are not up to the mark and the chances of securing a job offer either from a Government sector or private sector is very low.
| Categories | B.Sc. Agriculture at Bundelkhand University |
| Course Fee | 1.21 lakhs |
| Placement Percentage | 70% |
| Highest CTC | 2 LPA |
| Average CTC | 1.5 LPA |
If you are interested and confident enough to manage your own studies with minimal guidance and support, you can then opt for Bundelkhand University for a B.Sc. in agriculture.
Instead, you can go for G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, to pursue Agricultural Studies or Agribusiness.
The cut-off in LUVAS varies every year depending on the number of students who appear for the exam.
It always gets a little challenging for the general category as the cut-off goes higher than for the reserved category. It is smart to plan your study on the same lines.
Vidyasagar University is the pioneer university that introduced the M.Sc degree in Remote Sensing and GIS. A number of scientists who have retired from government organizations visit the department often.
The faculty involved in teaching the topics is arguably some of the best in West Bengal. The same can be said about the research activities conducted in the university.
The placement scene is also admirable as the students get employed as soon as they complete the course. You can get a job role in research organizations such as NATMO, DST, organizations pertaining to carrying out space research, private companies such as Cyberswift, Rolta, ESRI, etc.
If you are interested in technology and computer software then make sure you go for remote sensing. It would do you good if you have some basic knowledge of Physics and Mathematics you have done in your class 12 board exams. You can brush them up while pursuing the course.
One of my friends is an alumnus of Dayanand Anglo-Vedic College (DAVC), who studied B.Sc. Here is his experience in brief.
DAVC is an ordinary college, but it is an excellent institute for pursuing an undergraduate degree.
Well, cracking is not tough if your preparation is up to the mark. And not just in the exam as JIPMER, but any other exam. You should be well prepared with your basics and advance so that you can clear your exam well.
For exams like JIPMER, It is suggested that you go through NCERT and study material assisted to you by a coaching institute if any. This will be more than enough. Adding to it, you should also focus on your English grammar and Aptitude.
This is all you need, but it is you who should start your preparation right now so that you will be well prepared by the time the exam comes. Do not waste your time and utilize it fully in practicing and reading to crack the exam.
There is a possibility of you getting admission at LNCT Bhopal in the ECE branch if you have got 51 marks in JEE Mains 2021.
Although you might get LNCT if the cut-off lies in this range it is not possible to say for sure because the cut-off varies according to the marks that you and your competitors have secured in JEE Mains.
Although you should note that the ECE branch is not that great. The faculty base is not good. You will get little to no help from the faculty.
It’s better if you choose CS at LNCT or LNCTS. That way you will have more placement opportunities. Most IT companies visit the campus for placement. The core companies visiting the campus are very less in number. So, if you take ECE, your placement opportunities will be limited.
You will almost certainly obtain it if your rank is within 3500. According to the marks you have, you have a good probability of succeeding.
If you are unable to enter Heritage, do not hesitate to enter Techno India Saltlake. They have also delivered fantastic placements in both CSE and IT this year. I wouldn't recommend IEM Saltlake because it's more strict like a high school than a college.
If you score 85+ marks, I believe you will be eligible for Heritage.
So in the end, I would only suggest to you that it varies year by year that how many marks are required, and as competition is increasing with each day, only your hard work and dedication towards your dream can land you in a good institute.