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In the city of Kolkata, admission for B.Tech programs at Calcutta Institute of Engineering and Management (CIEM) is done with the help of WBJEE (West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination) and JEE Main. The College does not consider admissions through the ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) scores. As per the 2024 academic year, CIEM's WBJEE cutoff ranks for the different B.Tech programs were: Computer Science & Engineering: rank closing at round 1, 20,397.Information Technology: rank closing at round 1, 60,285. Electrical Engineering: rank closing at round 1, 97,333. Civil Engineering: rank closing at round 1, 110,942. Electronics & Communication Engineering: rank closing at round 1, 91,921. These results are the data from round 1 of the WBJEE 2024 preliminary cutoffs. We would like to point out that the closing cutoff ranks change every year based on the number of applicants, availability of the seats and the difficulty level of the exam. So it's safer to always check the official CIEM website, or contact the admissions office for IIEM to know the most accurate and updated information. 

Dear Santhwana, In the ICSE Class 10 Physics examination, practical experiments are an integral component, contributing 20 marks to the overall assessment. The practical exam evaluates your proficiency in conducting experiments, understanding underlying principles, and effectively communicating your findings.Key Components of the Practical Exam:Experimentation: You will perform experiments based on the prescribed syllabus, which includes topics such as levers, pulley systems, refraction of light, lenses, triangular prisms, calorimetry, specific heat capacity, latent heat, electric circuits, and household wiring.Viva Voce: An oral examination assessing your understanding of the experiments conducted, the theoretical concepts involved, and your ability to analyze and interpret results.Practical File: A well-maintained record of all experiments performed, including objectives, procedures, observations, and conclusions.Preparation Tips:Familiarize Yourself with Experiments: While you may not be required to perform every experiment during the exam, a comprehensive understanding of all prescribed experiments is essential. This knowledge enables you to answer viva questions confidently and accurately.Practice Regularly: Engage in hands-on practice of experiments to enhance your practical skills and reinforce theoretical concepts.Maintain a Detailed Practical File: Document each experiment meticulously, as it serves as a valuable reference and is often evaluated during the exam.Review Past Question Papers: Analyze previous years' practical exam papers to understand the format and types of questions typically asked.By thoroughly preparing and understanding the practical syllabus, you can approach the examination with confidence and perform to the best of your abilities.Best regards, Ankit kr.