Is only WBJEE rank considered for round 1 of seat allocation in WBJEE Counselling?
I got CSE at Techno International New Town based on my JEE Main AIR in the WBJEE Mock seat allocation round. However, in round 1 I didn't get any college. So, I want to ask that is only WBJEE rank considered for round 1 and not JEE Main rank. My WBJEE rank is not good (>70k).
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WBJEE Rank - GMR (General Merit Rank)
Counselling/allotment of seats/admission will be done basis the GRM WBJEE Rank only.
Tech colleges located across the state of West Bengal. Since the number of participants of the WBJEE exam exceeds one Lacs every year, 10,000-25,000 can be considered to be a good rank in the entrance exam.
However, if the rank of the candidate exceeds 30,000, the chances of securing admission in Round 2 counselling are high. There are many WBJEE participating colleges that offer admission to students whose ranks fall between 25,000 to 50,0000.
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No, only WBJEE rank is not considered for round 1 of seat allocation in WBJEE Counselling. Other factors that are considered include:
- Category: The candidate's category is taken into account while allocating seats. For example, SC/ST candidates are given preference over general category candidates.
- Choice filling: The candidate's choice filling is also considered. The candidate with the highest WBJEE rank and the most preferred colleges will be given the highest priority.
- Seat availability: The seat availability in the college is also considered. If a college has no seats available in the candidate's preferred branch, then the candidate w
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