Can I get admission to govt. college with 75000 GMR rank in pharmacy and engineering rank of 45203 in WBJEE with SC category & TFW rank?

The answer to your question is it depends. It depends on the number of seats available in the government colleges and the number of candidates who applied for the same. Your rank is quite high, but it is not guaranteed that you will get admission to a government college. You can try applying for the colleges that have a lower cut-off, but there is no guarantee that you will get admission. You can also try applying for the private colleges, but the fees will be higher. Here are some of the government colleges in West Bengal that offer pharmacy and engineering courses: * West Bengal University of Technology * Indian Institute of Engineering Science and Technology * Jadavpur University * University of Calcutta * Maulana Azad College of Engineering and Technology * West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences * West Bengal State University You can check the official website of these colleges for the latest information on admission and fees. If you are not able to get admission to a government college, you can try applying for the private colleges. Here are some of the private colleges in West Bengal that offer pharmacy and engineering courses: * Techno India University * Heritage Institute of Technology * Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani (Hyderabad Campus) * Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management, Kalyani * Calcutta Institute of Engineering and Management * West Bengal University of Health Sciences * West Bengal University of Animal and Fishery Sciences You can check the official website of these colleges for the latest information on admission and fees. I hope this helps.

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With your GMR rank of 75,000 in the WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination) pharmacy category and a rank of 45,203 in the engineering category, it may be challenging to secure admission in government colleges, especially for popular courses and institutions with limited seats. However, being in the SC (Scheduled Caste) category and having a TFW (Tuition Fee Waiver) rank may provide certain advantages. Some government colleges may have reserved seats or relaxed eligibility criteria for students belonging to SC category and TFW candidates. It is recommended to check the specific eligibility requirements and seat allocation policies of the colleges you are interested in. To improve your chances of admission, consider applying to a wide range of institutions and courses, including both government and private colleges. Private colleges may have more flexible admission criteria and a broader range of available seats. Additionally, explore various scholarship opportunities that may be available for SC category students.

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