Why is the collector- emitter voltage (Vce) not getting biased?
On this question, and on your previous question, you keep getting 0.7 volts Vce.  

Perhaps you have swapped the base and collector leads.  This would put the base emitter leads across your "emitter" resistor, resulting in 0.7 volts no matter how you bias the resistors R1 and R2.  

2N3904C

  

EDIT  :   If you have connected transistor properly,  you can place a jumper across your R2 (short it out, making it zero ohms),  and Vce should rise dramatically.  Do not leave the jumper installed after this test. 

After satisfying that your circuit is wired properly,  increase value of R1 (perhaps to 6.8K) and increase in small steps until you see Vce begin to rise in voltage. 

I have added a schematic to represent what the OP has in his previous question, and with his current values.







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