What caste/tribe/community do you fall into under OBC?

If you download the full question paper of MAT & SAT in Bengal, you will not find any bengali version question in it. So I don't think that the Bengali Version papers are conducted in West Bengal NTSE stage-1.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hello aspirant!

As you mentioned that you want to enquire about the KPC and IQ CITY Durgapur. As it is clear from the query you want to compare the two colleges. You can use the College compare tool of careers360.com. Here you can compare the facilities, academics and placements of the two colleges.

All the best

Hello student,

Actually it is completely depend upon you. You can go for UGC NET  examination for lecturer ship in various colleges in bengali. You also can prepare yourself for government jobs search like PSC. You also can get into short hand type job oriented courses otherwise diploma in journalism search courses to get into to editor position in in some leading newspapers. Otherwise you also can look jobs in banking sector. You can prepare yourself for banking PO examinations. Hope this will help you comment if any doubt

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about what would be a better option for a Bengali student. Is it bit mesra jaipur or patna.

I would like to tell you that both the colleges are not very suited with Bengali language as if you would consider placements then it would be better if you go to bit mesra jaipur.

Being a Non Domicile, you may face high competition as well as high cutoffs when compared to your Domicile friends at Jadavpur University Counselling. You need an AIR of around 350 in WBJEE to secure your seat in Mechanical Engineering at Jadavpur University. An AIR of 350 demand atleast a score of 150/200 for a moderate paper, which should be your target. For more information do follow the link below

https://university.careers360.com/articles/jadavpur-university-cutoff

Dear Devnath Goswami,

Here is the official link of the syllabus of NIOS Bengali Medium. Click the link below.

NIOS Bengali Medium syllabus (https://nios.ac.in/online-course-material/sr-secondary-courses/bengali_medium_srsecondary.aspx)

All the best, Cheers!!!

Hi Aspirant!

Not at all. Professors in Medical colleges in West Bengal give lectures in English. The basic medium of teaching is English for almost all medical College in Kolkata and in other parts of West Bengal also.

The teachers are generally very kind and easy going so they might crack a joke or two in Bengali. But the lectures are given in English. Anyway Bengali is an interesting language, you might even have fun learning the language!

All the best for your future!

Thank you!

Yeah! The degree will be treated as the normal one. For Government exams the eligibility mentions that 'passed from a recognized university'. So NSOU is registered and there will no problem regarding it but as you now to get a Government service you have to study hard to pass the exams.

You can get higher grade jobs in Government as per the exam you qualify. If you qualify UPSC you will be a 'Grade A gazetted officer' , if you crack CGL , you will be a 'Grade B or C Non- Gazetted officer' and so on.

In private sectors you may get editorial jobs or journalism career depending on the company you are opting for. It's entirely on the companies will , what you will get.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!