KGEC Nadia All Questions

Hello,

To get a clearer picture, let us consider both the cases :

• Joining NSEC Now:

  • You have secured a seat in CSE, which is a preferred branch.
  • If you are okay with NSEC's reputation, placements, and facilities, it can be a safe option.

• Waiting for Other Rounds:

  • You may get a chance in higher preference colleges with better reputations and placement records.
  • There is a risk involved; if you wait and don't get a better option, you might miss out on NSEC as well.

Now based on your situation, my recommendations are :-

• Research Thoroughly: Look at the latest placement records, campus facilities, and faculty of NSEC and compare them with your higher preference colleges.
• Counselling Trends: Check previous years' counselling trends to gauge the likelihood of getting a seat in the next rounds at your preferred colleges.
• Consult with Seniors/Alumni: Talk to current students or alumni of NSEC and your preferred colleges to get a real-world perspective on academics, placements, and campus life.

Based on your research and personal preferences, make an informed decision. If you are confident about getting a seat in one of your higher preference colleges in the next rounds, it might be worth waiting. Otherwise, securing a seat in CSE at NSEC could be a prudent choice.

Best of luck!

Admission to Kalyani Government Engineering College (KGEC) is contingent upon a number of variables, including the particular course, the applicant's category (General, OBC, SC/ST), and the previous year's cutoff ranks. Popular courses like Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) and Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) typically have very low cutoffs, meaning that only students with higher ranks (closer to 1000–2000) may be admitted. In other engineering fields, such as mechanical or civil, students with ranks close to 10500 may have a chance.

To gain a better understanding, it is advisable to review the official counselling details and cut-off trends from prior years. Depending on the cut-offs for your category, if you're applying under a reservation category (such as BC-E), your chances may increase.

Hello,

Kalyani Government engineering college accepts GATE exam for admission. your GATE score must be in rang 350-450 to get admission. As CSE is one of the demanding course and specialization is more demanding from a recognized college.

after IIT and NIT, Government engineering college is best option in terms of placement and fee structure.

Hope it helps!

Hi there,

Congratulations on getting 103 rank in wbjee.

At the time of counselling you should fill your choice according to the preference of the colleges in which you want to take the admissions. You must fill the choices accordingly. You can visit the official website of the wbjee and various institutes and can know about the cutoff to know at which rank which college is assigned.

If you have filled kgec cse as your 1st choice and jgec cse as your 2nd choice then that seat will be allocated to you which is available to you at this rank. If both seats are available at this rank, then the seat which you have filled in the 1st option will be assigned to you since the choices are priority wise.

So according to your choice filling rankings you will be alloted the seat in the counsellings.

You can also take help of our college predictor which is specifically designed to give you a list of colleges which are available at your rank. The link is mentioned below:

https://www.careers360.com/wbjee-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello Aspirant,

Congratulations, you have secured a good rank.

Congratulations, you have secured a good rank in WEBJEE. Keep in mind that at the time of counselling your category rank will not be considered, only your gmr will be considered.

It will be difficult for you to get Eletrical Engineering with this rank in Kalyani Govt Engineering College.

You can check this link to get more information about Kalyani Govt Engineering College :

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kalyani-government-engineering-college-nadia/cut-off

Go through this link to predict colleges based on your rank :

https://www.careers360.com/wbjee-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

Visit this link to get information about previous year cutoff :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-cutoff

Hope this information helps you.

Best Wishes!

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

IEM-Institute of Engineering and Management,Kolkata

KGEC- Kalyani Government Engineering College,West Bengal

KGEC is a government college and IEM is a private college. Both colleges differ in their respective foundations and have various advantage factors.To get admission in KGEC you have to get good WBJEE rank.Placement opportunities are good at both colleges.Incase of fees structure KGEC is far better than IEM college also offer scholarships for students ,IEM as a private Institute its charge more.

In account of considering College Infrastructure, Value for Money,Academics,Placement and Campus life KGEC is slightly better than IEM.

You are able to compare both colleges using College Comparison Tool link below

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

I Hope this information will be useful to you.

Best of luck.

Dear aspirant,

Honestly to get a seat in kalyani government engineering college you need to get atleast less than 3k. And in 3k rank you will get core engineering branch like mechanical engineering.

The computer science branch gets closed till 2k rank. So you really need to get high rank to get into this college.

However various factors are considered while deciding the cut offs like number of candidates appearing in the examination, number of vacant seats in college, previous years cut offs and difficulty level of the paper.

To get complete information you can check out the link given below-

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/kalyani-government-engineering-college-nadia/cut-off

Hi

No, being from bihar i. e other state student you are not eligible for admission in Kalyani government engineering college or any government aided colleges in wbjee.

This is because,

West Bengal domicile requirement is there for seat in Government aided colleges, seats in Aliah university and 90 % of general seats for  Jadavpur University( 10% seats are open for other state for Jadavpur University)  and also other state students are not eligible for reservation i. e OBC/ST/SC etc.

So, you are not eligible for  government colleges in WBJEE but yes you can get admission in Jadavapur university which is government as it has 10% open seats.

To help you further,

WBJEE eligibility criteria given below:-

To be eligible:-

-------------------------) You must be either appearing for 12th or should have passed your 12th from a recognised board with at least 45 %  or at least 40% in case of reserved category in aggregate of Physics and Maths and any one of the following subjects given below -

*Chemistry

*Biology

*Biotechnology

*Computer Science

*Computer Application

---------------------------) you must have studied and passed English in your 12th board examination and should have got at least 30% marks in it

---------------------------) you should be at least 17 years old by 31st December of the year of examination .

---------------------------) there is no upper age limit except for Marine Engineering for which upper age limit is 25 years old as on 31st December of the year of examination

---------------------------) West Bengal domicile requirement is there for seat in Government aided colleges, seats in Aliah university and 90 % of general seats for Jadavpur University( 10% seats are open for other state for Jadavpur University) and also other state students are not eligible for reservation i. e OBC/ST/SC etc.

†††eligibility to be domicile of West Bengal

*one should be the permanent residence of West Bengal for at least 10 years as on 31st December of the year of examination

* one will be also considered domicile if his or her parents are permanent residents of West Bengal and also have permanent residential address  in the state the state of West  Bengal

For detailed information you can also visit our page the link for the same is provided below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-eligibility-criteria

Your WBJEE examination will be

-----------------------) conducted in offline mode

-----------------------) there will 2 papers i. e

->Paper I - Mathematics

->Paper II - Physics and Chemistry

-----------------------)examination duration will be 4 hours i. e 2 hours for each paper

-----------------------) MCQ type question will be there and number of Questions per subject given below:-

• ->physics - 40 questions

• ->chemistry - 40 questions

• ->Maths - 75 questions

For detailed examination pattern checkout:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-exam-pattern

Thank you

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing well...!!

Yes, you have a fair chance of getting admission to this college with this rank as per the previous year's cutoff.

But mostly It will depend on which branch you choose.

You can check the previous year's cutoff to get a better idea.

Check other colleges to which you admitted:-

https://www.careers360.com/wbjee-college-predictor

Hope this information helps you!

All the best!

Hi,

Both the colleges are very reputed & offers great placement opportunities so it really depends on what you are interested in. If you are interested about software, computers then CSE for you but if not then you can go for production engineering. Kalyani offers great placement opportunities to students in top companies like Amazon, Microsoft, Wipro, TCS, etc with an average salary package of INR 8 to 10 LPA. The highest can go up to INR 40 LPA while Jadavpur offers placement to students in companies like Mercedes, Bajaj and PSUs like GAIL and others. The average salary offered is around INR 6 to 7 LPA & the highest in this course is INR 23 LPA. So, you need to consider the job opportunities & the package you wish to avail.

The infrastructure & faculty is undoubtedly good in both the colleges. There's nothing distinctively different about the infrastructure that can affect your decision & the faculty is experienced & knowledgeable in both the colleges.

So, the thing that matters is your interest in the course, the placement opportunities & the salary package. Now, you know what your priority is so you can decide which one is better.

Hope this helps.