Hi Yash,

The rank of 5874 in EWS category is good and you genuinely have exposure to some of the good NIT branches especially Electronics & Mechanical Engineering.

Some of the colleges you may consider are:

• NIT Trichy
• NIT Jaipur
• NIT Surathpur
• NIT Allahabad

You may also look for good private colleges like VIT, MIT and BITS.

ALL THE BEST!

Hello,

Yes, the JEE Advanced 2025 College Predictor tools are now available and can assist you in estimating your potential admission chances based on your rank, category, and preferences. Careers360 College Predictor, an AI-driven tool provides a list of probable colleges based on your JEE Advanced rank, category, and gender. It also offers information on fees, courses, and other facilities.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hey there! congratulations on your performance in JEE Advanced 2025! with an AIR 13,014 and category rank of 3,141 in OBC-NCL category, you have a fair chance of securing admission to certain branches in various IITs, especially considering the reservation policies and female candidate quotas. Based on the previous year's cutoff trends and your category rank, here are some possibilities;

• IIT Bhubaneswar : Branches like Mettalurgical and materials engineering or Civil Engineering.
• IIT Dhanbad : Options may include Environmental Engineering, Mining Engineering or petroleum engineering.
• IIT Gandhinagar : Potential branches could be Materials science or Earth system science.
• IIT Jodhpur : Consider Bioengineering or Materials engineering
• IIT Patna : Possibility of Chemical Engineering or Civil Engineering
• IIT Tirupati : Options like Mechanical Engineering or Electrical Engineering
• IIT Palakkad : Consider Civil Engineering or Mechanical Engineering.

If you need assistance with counseling process or have further questions about specific branches or institutes, feel free to ask! All the best!

Hello! Scoring 79 marks in JEE Advanced is a good effort, but qualifying depends on the category and the cutoff for that year. Usually, the cutoff marks vary for different categories like General, OBC, SC, ST, etc. If your son belongs to a reserved category, he might qualify. It’s best to check the official JEE Advanced cutoff list for 2025 on the official website to confirm. Keep supporting him, and good luck!

Congrats on your JEE Advanced ranks! With an OBC-NCL rank of 2500 and open rank of 8500, you have qualified JEE Advanced. Your intermediate marks (81% first year, 74.8% second year) meet the minimum eligibility criteria for JoSAA counseling, which usually requires at least 75% in 12th or equivalent. So yes, you are eligible to participate in JoSAA counseling for IITs. Make sure to register on the official JoSAA website and choose your preferred colleges and branches carefully. Good luck!

Congrats on your JEE Advanced rank 11,800 in OBC-NCL! With this rank, you have a good chance to get admission in newer IITs like IIT Bhubaneswar, IIT Ropar, IIT Jodhpur, or IIT Mandi. You may get core branches like Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, or even Computer Science depending on seat availability. Prepare well for JoSAA counseling, choose your preferences wisely, and keep backup options ready. Stay positive and all the best for your IIT journey!

Hello Bhuvan,

This is a personal decision based on a few important components:

1. Goal Clarity: If IIT Bombay is your dream school and you feel you can prepare for the next iteration of JEE Advanced, dropping a year to study for JEE Advanced is a reasonable option. A dedicated and focused drop year has helped many students achieve great scores on JEE Advanced, and the top ranks.
2. Current Opportunity: NIT Surathkal is one of the top NITs with opportunities for excellent placements, research opportunities, and the opportunity for interactions with top companies - especially for ECE/EEE. After that, with good academics, you can potentially earn your way into top M.Tech programs like MIT, Stanford, or IITs via GATE or GRE.
3. Risk vs Reward: Dropping a year has a risk component: mental and academic risk. Think about whether you can handle that level of pressure and if your performance at JEE Advanced can improve with one more year of preparation.
4. Ambition for MIT M.Tech: For M.Tech, you don't need an IIT degree to get into MIT. Strong research and projects, GRE scores, and thoughtful and compelling YES at SOP matter more than an IIT degree. Many students from top NITs get into MIT and other institutions throughout the world.

Hello Radha ,

I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query, yes jee advanced is mandatory for AAT exam. Only the qualifiers of JEE advanced can attempt the Architecture Aptitude Test.

To know more , refer this :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-aat

Good luck!

Hello aspirant,

The minimum percentage of marks that candidates must obtain in order to be listed in the JEE Advanced rank list is known as the "EE Advanced cutoff."  The rank list will only contain applicants who receive the minimum required scores in each topic and overall.

For complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff

Thank you

Hello there,

For JEE Advanced, the syllabus for B.Tech and B.Arch students is largely the same in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, but B.Arch candidates also have an additional section on Aptitude and Drawing.

Topics likely to be asked:

• Physics: Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Optics, Modern Physics, Thermodynamics

• Chemistry: Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry

• Mathematics: Algebra, Calculus, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry, Vector and 3D Geometry

• Aptitude (for B.Arch): Visualization skills, 3D perception, Architectural awareness

• Drawing (for B.Arch): Drawing and sketching related to architecture and building forms

Preparation tips:

1. Master NCERT textbooks thoroughly as a base.

2. Solve previous years’ JEE Advanced papers and mock tests.

3. Focus on problem-solving speed and accuracy.

4. For B.Arch, practice drawing and aptitude tests regularly.

5. Time management and conceptual clarity are key.

6. Join coaching or online courses if needed, especially for drawing and aptitude.

In summary, the core syllabus for Physics, Chemistry, and Maths is the same for both B.Tech and B.Arch, but B.Arch has additional Aptitude and Drawing sections in JEE Advanced. Prepare accordingly.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.