What's the lowest possible marks in 10+2 from CBSE board and rank in WBJEE that offer the possibility of admission in B.Pharma in GNIPST?

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7 years ago
Hi Deepanjan, Just pass in CBSE board and you will be eligible to take admission in any engineering colleges of WBJEE. But you must be pass in every subject of your class 12th board exams. Same thing is there with the marks obtained in WBJEE. Even those students who score 10-20 marks in entrance, al

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Yes, you can go for it.

Soumya Kanti Paul
7 years ago
You should get 45% aggregate percentage in class 12th and the lowest rank you need is around 20-25k in WBJEE to get admission for B.Pharma in GNIPST. Last year, the closing rank was 22240 after 3rd round, which had gone up in the mop-up round (spot counselling round).

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