IIEST Shibpur All Questions

hi mohit,

 IIEST examination is organized by the Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology which is the famous examination conducted as the unique and common test initiated by the Indian government. 

How to apply

You can apply via online or offline to its official website or you can also collect the admission form directly from the institute premises.

Eligibility

You should complete your 10th & 12th or graduation from approved university with 50% for general category & 40% for reserved category.

Hello,

With this general as well as category rank in jee main , it is near to impossible to get any nit or iiest, shivpur whether you a home state student or not.

You should go for state governed institute or a good private college.

You can even go fir a drop and give it a chance.

Jee main college predictor:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

All the best!!!

Hii,MECHANICAL ENGINEERING in IIEST is one of the oldest department . The department is also popular for its placement and internship records. Percentage of students getting best core jobs are also very high.

student placed this year in following companies-

1. Maruti Suzuki.

2.Hyundai.

3. TaTa steel.

4.Tata bluescope steel.

5.Tata metalikes.

6.Coal india ltd.

7.Reliance Defence.

8.Otis Elevator Company.

9.Vedanta.

10.Voltas.

11.CESC.

12.India Power.

13.IFB.

and many more…moreover in terms of higher studies this department is also holds great records. Every year students get good GATE ranks. Many students persuing MS abroad. Last year 3 students get the opportunity top do MS from abroad.

Hi Mohit,

I can provide you 2017 and 2018 Cutoff Ranks of IIEST, Shibpur for the CSE branch.

These cutoffs were for General category candidates, so if you belong to a specific category, then please mention it in the comments section and I will get back to you.

In 2017, after Special Round-

Opening Rank- 12,620 and Closing Rank- 15,417 (Home State)

Opening Rank- 12,870 and Closing Rank- 13,546 (Other State)

In 2018, after Special Round-

Opening Rank- 10,845 and Closing Rank- 11,390 (Home State)

Opening Rank- 10,034 and Closing Rank- 13,608 (Other State)

Hope this helps you.

All the best!!!

Hi Aspirant,

Based on the 2018 JoSSA cutoff ranks of IIEST, Shibpur for General Category candidates, here is the cutoff for Electrical and Mechanical branch-

In 2018, after Round 7-

Opening Rank- 4,524 and Closing Rank- 20,802 (Electrical)

Opening Rank- 13,080 and Closing Rank- 20,844 (Mechanical)

If you belong to a specific category, then please mention it in the comments section and I will get back to you.

Hope this helps you.

All the best!!!!

Frankly speaking if we follow the last few years trend,then the answer is a clear no. And since the cutoffs will increase thisyear since there has been an increase in demand for IIESTs and NITs I don’t think it will be possible for you to take admission in either of these good colleges.

Dear Aspirant 

First of all Congratulating you on your nice performance and I would like to tell you that based on choice of two colleges provided above, if you were to take my opinion, I would suggest you to take admission in Jadavpur University because this university is ranked above various iits and nits in terms of everything and is one of the best college in West Bengal, at the same time mechanical engineering is core branch unlike information technology so, go for it. 

Good luck for your counselling procedure :)

Feel free to ask if you have any further queries. 

Dear aspirant your rank is not good enough to get a seat in nit or gftis or iiest. You can only take admission in private colleges like vitee, kit etc. You may give other government exams like wbjee, comedk etc for state government colleges. You don't have any chance in mains

Hello,

The overall placement in IIEST is pretty average. Thus you cannot consider a very handsome package with M.sc in chemistry. I come from a physics background and what I know about there is that most people in M.Sc in IIEST go for higher studies and some even try UPSC. This more or less sums up if the course of M.Sc is made for Jobs. You can still get placed in mass recruiters coming to college and some other jobs in the academic sector. Since the course is not job oriented, you cannot expect a very good placement.

Thank You