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Which metro station is near to Jadavpur University?

Which metro station is near to Jadavpur University?

Rabindro Sarovar metro is the nearest .

How can I go to Jadavpur University?

By Rail: Superfast trains like Rajdhani Express, Coromondal Express, Shatabdi Express, Gitanjali Express join it to the national capital, major and nearby cities. The city has three major stations at Howrah, at Sealdah and another at Kolkata (Chitpur). By Road: Kolkata is connected to all the nearby places by road.

How can I go to Jadavpur University from Howrah?

“Jadavpur” is it self in Kolkata, so there is nothing like the shortest distance. But, if you are coming from Howrah station then you can take the “E1” bus. It will get you to the “8B” bus stand, which is at the opposite of Jadavpur University. This is the shortest way.

How do I get from Jadavpur to Sealdah station?

The best way to get from Sealdah (Station) to Jadavpur Station without a car is to line 122 bus which takes 33 min and costs ₹24 – ₹40. How long does it take to get from Sealdah (Station) to Jadavpur Station? The line 122 bus from Sealdah to Jadavpur takes 20 min including transfers and departs every 30 minutes.

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Is there any entrance exam for Jadavpur University?

programmes at Jadavpur University, Kolkata are done based on the rank in WBJEE examination through WBJEE counselling. A candidate needs to take the West Bengal Joint Entrance Examination (WBJEE) for admission to Engineering courses.

How many Stations are there between Sealdah and Sonarpur?

9 intermediate Stations between Sealdah and Sonarpur Junction Covering a total distance of 16 km in 0h 30m time.

How many Stations are there from Sealdah to sonarpur?

The total running duration of Sealdah – Sonarpur Local train is 31min, stopping at 10 stations during the journey.

Can I join Jadavpur after 12th?

A. To be eligible for BTech programme offered at Jadavpur University, a candidate needs to pass Class 12 from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.