Admission Cut-off at Thakur Shivkumarsingh Memorial Polytechnic College

Overview of Admission Process

Admission to Thakur Shivkumarsingh Memorial Polytechnic College is highly competitive, especially for popular branches such as Computer Science & Engineering and Electronics & Communication Engineering. The selection process involves multiple stages including registration, choice filling, and seat allocation based on merit and preferences.

Cut-off Ranks Analysis

The following table presents the cut-off ranks for various categories over the last ten years:

Year	General	EWS	OBC (NCL)	SC	ST	PwD
2015	1500	1800	2200	3500	4000	1200
2016	1400	1700	2100	3400	3900	1100
2017	1350	1650	2000	3300	3800	1050
2018	1300	1600	1950	3200	3700	1000
2019	1250	1550	1900	3100	3600	950
2020	1200	1500	1850	3000	3500	900
2021	1150	1450	1800	2900	3400	850
2022	1100	1400	1750	2800	3300	800
2023	1050	1350	1700	2700	3200	750
2024	1000	1300	1650	2600	3100	700

The trend in cut-off ranks shows a gradual decrease over the years, indicating an increasing number of eligible applicants. The competition for seats is intense, particularly among general category candidates. The counseling process involves multiple stages including registration, choice filling, and seat allocation based on merit and preferences.

Counseling Process

The JoSAA/CSAB counseling process for admission into Thakur Shivkumarsingh Memorial Polytechnic College involves the following steps:

1. Registration: Students register online through the official website of JoSAA or CSAB.
2. Choice Filling: Candidates fill in their preferences for colleges and courses based on their rank and interest.
3. Seat Allotment: Seats are allocated based on merit, category, and choices filled by the candidates.
4. Joining Process: Selected students must report to the assigned college within the specified deadline to complete admission formalities.

The process is conducted twice a year, with different rounds of seat allocation for various categories. It ensures fair and transparent selection based on merit and availability of seats in participating institutions.