University of Engineering and Management (UEM) Kolkata has released its WBJEE 2024 and JEE Main 2024 cutoffs for admission to various undergraduate programs, mainly B.Tech courses. The cutoff marks the minimum rank or percentile students need to secure admission in their preferred branch. The cutoff varies every year depending on factors like exam difficulty, seat availability, and the number of applicants.

For WBJEE 2024, the opening ranks for popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) started around 4146, while the closing ranks went up to 68,436 for other branches such as Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering. Similarly, for JEE Main 2024, candidates with a percentile above 70–75 were eligible for top courses like CSE, IT, and Electronics.

UEM Kolkata WBJEE Cutoff 2024

According to the UEM Kolkata 2024 cutoff report, the overall WBJEE cutoff rank for General Category students under the All India (AI) Quota ranged between 4146 and 68,436. Among all the engineering branches, B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) was the most preferred course, with the lowest cutoff rank of 8,796, showing its high demand among students. The next popular branch was B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI & ML), which had a cutoff rank of 10,517.

UEM Kolkata B.Tech Cutoff 2024

UEM Kolkata have to check the table below for the B.Tech cutoff as shown below:

Courses Round 1 (Closing rank) Round 2 (Closing rank) Round 3 (Closing rank)
B.Tech Computer Science Engineering 4146 5975 8796
B.Tech Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 7507 8975 10517
B.Tech Computer Science and Information Technology 7966 14364 24055
B.Tech Computer Science and Technology 9667 18603 44378
B.Tech Internet of Things & Cyber Security Including Blockchain Technology 10743 13259 14652
B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering - Data Science 11393 15475 31525
B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering - Internet of Things 13043 17170 18084
B.Tech Robotics and Artificial Intelligence 13192 21657 46158
B.Tech Cyber Security 13398 21045 42555
Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Networks) 15923 29421 68436

UEM Kolkata JEE Main Cutoff 2026 for General Category

University of Engineering and Management (UEM) Kolkata had a competitive JEE Main cutoff for 2024 under the All India (AI) quota. For General category students, the overall cutoff rank ranged between 4146 and 68,436 across all B.Tech branches. Among the various courses, B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) was the most sought-after program, with the lowest closing rank of 8,796, showing its high demand and popularity among students.

UEM Kolkata B.Tech Cutoff 2026 for General Category

UEM Kolkata have to check the table below for the B.Tech cutoff as shown below:

Courses Round 1 (Closing rank) Round 2 (Closing rank) Round 3 (Closing rank)
B.Tech Computer Science Engineering 4146 5975 8796
B.Tech Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning 7507 8975 10517
B.Tech Computer Science and Information Technology 7966 14364 24055
B.Tech Computer Science and Technology 9667 18603 44378
B.Tech Internet of Things & Cyber Security Including Blockchain Technology 10743 13259 14652
B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering - Data Science 11393 15475 31525
B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering - Internet of Things 13043 17170 18084
B.Tech Robotics and Artificial Intelligence 13192 21657 46158
B.Tech Cyber Security 13398 21045 42555
Bachelor of Technology [B.Tech] (Computer Networks) 15923 29421 68436

UEM Kolkata WB JECA Cutoff 2026

The University of Engineering and Management (UEM) Kolkata announced its WB JECA 2024 cutoff for admission to the MCA program. For the General Category, the Round 1 closing rank was 999, while the Round 2 closing rank extended to 1556. This means students with ranks up to 1556 in the WB JECA exam were eligible for MCA admission in the second round.

UEM Kolkata MCA Cutoff 2024

UEM Kolkata can check the table below for the MCA cutoff of all categories:

Course Category Round 1 (Closing Rank) Round 2 (Closing Rank)
MCA General 999 1556

UEM Kolkata Cutoff FAQs

What is the cutoff for admission to UEM Kolkata?
The UEM Kolkata cutoff is the minimum score or rank students must secure in entrance exams to get admission to various courses. It varies every year based on factors like exam difficulty, number of applicants, and available seats. The cutoff applies to exams such as WBJEE, JEE Main, CAT, MAT, and UEMJEE, depending on the course.
Which entrance exams are accepted for UEM Kolkata admissions?
UEM Kolkata accepts scores from WBJEE and JEE Main for B.Tech, while CAT, MAT, XAT, and UEMJEE are considered for MBA admissions. For M.Tech, candidates can apply through GATE or UEMJEE. The university also conducts its own test, UEMJEE, for students who do not appear in national or state-level exams.
What is the expected cutoff for UEM Kolkata B.Tech admission 2025?
For B.Tech programs, the expected WBJEE cutoff rank usually lies between 15,000 and 75,000, depending on the specialisation. Students with a JEE Main percentile above 70 generally have a good chance of admission to top branches like Computer Science, Electronics, and Mechanical Engineering.
Does UEM Kolkata release separate cutoffs for different courses?
Yes, the university releases course-wise and category-wise cutoffs. Each program like B.Tech, MBA, MCA, and M.Tech, has its own cutoff based on the exam and number of applicants. Higher-demand courses like CSE and MBA usually have higher cutoff ranks compared to others.
How can students check the UEM Kolkata cutoff?
Students can check the official cutoff lists on the UEM Kolkata website or through the WBJEE and JEE Main counselling portals. The cutoff information is updated every admission cycle and includes details like opening and closing ranks for each branch.
What factors affect the UEM Kolkata cutoff every year?
The cutoff depends on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates appearing, the availability of seats, previous year’s trends, and the academic performance of applicants. A higher number of applicants or a tougher exam usually leads to a higher cutoff.