Well, brother it depends on the number of attempts you are having left.

If you are having an attempt left, then you can give JEE advanced and JEE mains and also take part in JoSAA counseling like a normal candidate.

Also, I would recommend you to take part in JoSAA

Hi Roshan

Yes you can definitely get a job of a software engineer. Engineering has no boundations of branch, you can go for any non core job besides your branch. The companies that come for recruitments allow people from non CS branch to appear for the interviews. Also, considering the

Dear Aspirant,

Yes, withdrawal option is available but only till the announcement of Round 6. After that, you can’t withdraw your seat.

On withdrawal of your seat, a processing charge of Rs 1500 is deducted and you will get the remaining amount refunded. You lose your allotted seat and are

See 

IIT prepares two lists of reserved categories like sc st pwd

One is for admission to IIT 

Other is preparatory rank for studying the basic concepts of physics chemistry maths taught at iits for 1 year

The preparatory course is for students who didn't clear cutoff and they have

Sorry but you cannot get BTech course .

The cutoffs are high for BTech.

Hope you have written AAT exam after JEE advanced 

If you passed that then you can get bachelor in architecture at IIT Kharagpur which is a 5 year course .

Also 

You can try for IISET

Hi Pavan,

You're eligible for admission in IITs. For SC/ST candidates qualifying marks in board exam is 65%. You have not got any college because of your preference order. You might have filled only those things which whose closing ranks are higher in the initial few rounds. I would suggest

Dear aspirant,

Improvement exams will be considered during the admission. A total aggregate of all 5 subjects will be takes with best performances being comsidered. Yes you will have a chance to appear for 2020 jee adv but keep in mind is it worth the one year extra hard work?