Colleges in West Bengal - Other

I guess it would of MCQ type - 20 questions of 5 marks each with negative marking (-2 for wrong answer).

Only criteria to get admission in Kalyani Government Engineering College is to get a rank below 4000 in WBJEE and keep an average of 60% in class 12th.
Again, if you have done 5 years Diploma and then want to join this course, you can do so through JELET rankings.
Same for Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College.

According to me, it's better to go for Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College.
Reasons:
1. Government college (low fee structure)
2. Good faculty members
3. Good placements.

Factors to choose Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College:
1. Low fee structure
2. Good faculty
3. Autonomous college
4. Good placements
5. Good scenery
6. Exposure to various cultural and technical events
Factors for not choosing JGEC: Far away from Kolkata.
Presently, courses are rank as:
1. Computer science and engineering
2. Mechanical engineering
3. Electrical engineering
4. IT, ECE and civil engineering.

I don't know about how good is Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering but it's the fact that Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College doesn't provide B.Tech in EEE (electrical and electronic engineering). I found out that EEE is present in Dayananda Sagar. JGEC provides B.Tech in ECE (electronics and communication engineering) and EE (electrical engineering).

The average placement package is about 4-4.5 LPA or above in Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College.

Sorry, but you can't get into Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College because Jalpaiguri Government Engineering College and other state government engineering colleges take admission via WBJEE rank and no other means.

Dear,
The eligibility criteria for admission in M.Sc in chemistry is 45% marks in B.Sc.chemistry Honours and pass marks in Mathematics as a subsidiary subject. Other formalities as decided by the University for admission required to be observed. So it is clear from Eligibility criteria of admission in M.Sc. in Chemistry that after B.Tech in CS you can't do directly M.Sc. in Chemistry.