Hello abhimanyu...

Well according to the last year cutoff trends the marks you scored in jkcet entrance examination is very low you can get admission in any gcet college under jkcet entrance examination for admission in the any respective courses. Your rank is very low to get colleges like that you should work hard for that.

Hope you understand that and work hard..

Good luck and comment below for more queries regarding this....

Hello Rashif, 1213 rank in JCET is not enough to get you a seat in GCET Jammu or GCET Khanderbal if you are from general category. Civil brank has the lowest cutoff while the cutoff increases as you go to electrical, mech, E&C, CSE departments. Past year final round cutoff of different branches in GCET Jammu was: 

Civil - up to 200

Electrical- up to 350

Mech, E&C - up to 600

CS - up to 800

Government College of Engineering and Technology - [GCET] is amongst the top ten colleges for engineering education in Jammu. To apply for GCET you need to be among top 600 in JKCET exam. Last year GCET cutoff for JKCET exam was 634. So unfortunately you won't be getting GCET with this score. 

hello aspirant,

your score is really good to have a seat in government college of engineering and technology jammu,

however your can also try for mechanical engr, electrical engg. electronics and communication engg, computer science enggr. etc as this has really good placement.

Hey there,

The cut off this year is as follows

For UR - 360

For ST SC OBC - 288

For PH - 360(UR), 288(r)

No matter what....you should be a qualified candidate to get a medical seet in any branch

If you are a qualified candidate,you can only get into a deemed university/college with higher fee margins(18lakh+ pa) and that too in the final mop up round (manual round) if at all you get. You need to fill your choices carefully and keep a close watch over the whole counseling process as to when n all the counseling rounds r happening,their reporting time and all.And also you got to check the respective sites of the college for information regarding the manual rounds.Its not gonna be an easy process .You can try for the colleges in South India because they might be charging a high fee but they provide quality education and have proper infrastructure (such as Shree Ramchandra 22lakh +,A few colleges in Kerala, Karnataka and a few in Pondicherry).For more information check the respective sites and last year statistics and you might be able to get an idea.

Hii surya,

GCET examination centres are not available in Andhrapradesh.The list of examination centres with details are enclosed below for your reference.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gcet-exam-centres

Best of Luck!!