About Cutoff at Government Polytechnic, Ranchi
The Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff score is required for admission to Government Polytechnic, Ranchi. Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff varies depending on the course and the number of applicants. The Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff score is determined through the Polytechnic Entrance Competitive Examination (PECE), which is a state-level entrance exam conducted by the Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB). Popular courses such as Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Engineering tend to have a higher Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff score. Additionally, the Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff score is different for candidates belonging to different categories. Generally, the Government Polytechnic, Ranchi cutoff score for reserved category candidates is lower than that for general category candidates.
Interested candidates wishing to pursue a Diploma programme offered by Government Polytechnic, Ranchi, must appear for the Jharkhand Polytechnic Entrance Competitive Examination (PECE). This state-level entrance exam is held every year in May and is conducted by the JCECEB. To be eligible for the PECE exam, you must have passed your 10th class from a recognized board and scored at least 35% marks in Science and Mathematics.
After the PECE exam, a counselling process is conducted to allocate seats to candidates in various polytechnics in Jharkhand. The counselling is based on the candidate's merit rank in the PECE exam. To stay updated on the latest cut-off information, candidates are advised to refer to the official website of the Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (JCECE) Board.
Student Reviews for Government Polytechnic, Ranchi
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Verified ReviewCollege Infrastructure
Yes it has a very good infrastructure and my college has many things that does not even needed. It do has great teachers and the food is really very delicious in our cafeteria and the workers are also polite.
Wrost experience
Verified ReviewBatch of 2018-01-01 | Diploma in Electrical Engineering
College Infrastructure
There are no any best company in this collage . I read only for got my digree and preparetion in tha govt exam. I want railways job so i read this collage. But the collage give you only digree not job or no campus salection.
Worst experience ever.
Verified ReviewBatch of 2018-01-01 | Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering
College Infrastructure
Yes it has very much all the necessary infrastructure and everything and equipment in our college and it is really beautiful to go to college everyday and the cafeteria has almost everything which is good.
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For admissions in Government Polytechnic, Ranchi candidates have to appear in the PECE Examination conducted by JCECE Board every year normally in month Of May. The Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) will conduct polytechnic entrance competitive examination (PECE) in June for admission to engineering diploma courses. The officials were supposed to release the application from in the month of April but it is not yet released. Keep an eye on the official website for the latest information.
Dear aspirant,
Every year J.C.E.C.E.B(Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board) conducts P.E.C.E(Polytechnic Entrance Competitive Examination) for admission to different private and government polytechnic colleges of jharkhand state. For which eligibility criteria is
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Now coming to your query you cannot get admission form direct from college. For admission you have to go through entrance examination and then counselling. You can refer https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/pece/amp
For more details.
To get admission in government engineering colleges in any branch (including Civil), you need to qualify JEE (mains). It is a national level entrance exam conducted twice in a year. 1st session is held in the month of January and 2nd session in April. You can appear in JEE(Mains) for 3 consecutive years - if you have passed your Class 12th in 2020, you can apply for it in 2020,2021 and 2022 in all the sessions. So, in total, you get a maximum of 6 attempts (2 attempts in a year). The basic eligibility criteria for the candidates belonging to general category is that they must have secured a minimum of 75% marks in their class 12th board exams or they must rank among the top 20 percentile in their qualifying examination for getting admissions in IITs, NITs, IIITs and other CFTIs. These are some of the top institutes. Many among them are fully funded by the government. For IITs, you will also have to qualify the 2nd level of JEE i.e. JEE(Advanced) after clearing JEE(Mains).
Some states also conduct their individual entrance exams to grant admission to the state govt. engineering colleges like KCET (in Karnataka) , WBJEE (in West Bengal) etc.
If you have any more queries, kindly ask in the comment section.
I hope this answer will help you.