Hello,

With ST rank 25,678 and CRL 9,33,567 in JEE Mains 2025 , your chances in JoSAA are very low, especially for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs, even in lower branches. That’s why you haven’t got any seat till Round 3.

Here’s what you can do now:

1. JoSAA Remaining Rounds:
There is a very small chance, but not guaranteed. You may still wait till Round 5 and 6, but don’t fully depend on it.

2. CSAB Counselling:
Yes, you should definitely go for CSAB . Sometimes seats remain vacant after JoSAA, and you may get a chance in lower branches or less popular GFTIs/NITs. CSAB is your best chance now.

3. OJEE Counselling:
This is also a good backup option. Since you're focusing on government colleges, keep following OJEE rounds actively.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Here is the link where you can get detailed timetable to prepare for JEE Mains : Timetable of JEE Main Aspirants with School .

Hope it helps !

To find All India Rank of Second JEE you need to follow some steps:
1}Go to the official JEE Main website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
2}Log in using your application number and password
3}Click on the link for Session 2 Rank List
4}Your AIR and category rank will be displayed along with your score.

Kindly follow above steps...

Hello Aspirant,

Physics (≈22.5% weightage)

• Current Electricity & Electrostatics (~9–10%)

• Alternating Current & Electromagnetic Induction (~6–7%)

• Magnetism & Magnetic Effects of Current (~6%)

• Work, Energy & Power; Laws of Motion; Kinematics; Centre of Mass; Rotational Motion; Wave Optics; Modern Physics (~6–7% each)

Chemistry (≈22.5% weightage)

• Periodic Table & p-Block Elements (~10%)

• Transition & Coordination Compounds (~10%)

• Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding, Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium, Thermodynamics, Solid-State, Surface Chemistry, Nuclear & Environmental Chemistry (~6–7% each)

Mathematics (≈35% weightage)

• Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration) (~7–9 questions)

• Coordinate Geometry (~6–8 Qs)

• Matrices & Determinants (~5–7 Qs)

• Probability & P&C, Vector Algebra & 3D Geometry (~4–6 Qs each)

• Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equations (~3–5 Qs)

HELLO,

For JEE Main 2026, high weightage chapters include Calculus , Coordinate Geometry , Matrices and Determinants, and Probability and combinatorics in Mathematics : Mechanics , Electrodynamics and modern Physics in Physics: and Physical Chemistry and organic Chemistry inn Chemistry

Further for detailed information take of this link :- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

Hope that helps!

With a JEE Main rank of 185461 and belonging to the OBC category as a female candidate, your chances of getting a CSE seat at JNTU Anantapur through the JEE Main quota are extremely low. Also, since you didn’t apply through JoSAA, you are not eligible for JEE Main-based counselling seats in institutes like NITs, IIITs, or JNTUA under the JEE quota.

JNTU Anantapur mostly fills its seats through AP EAMCET and a few through JEE Main, but to be considered, you must register for the proper counselling. At this point, the best way to try for a seat at JNTUA would be through the AP EAMCET route. If you didn’t appear for EAMCET either, then unfortunately you are not eligible for admission to JNTUA this year based on JEE Main.

Hello Mahitha,

At an 88.57 percentile in JEE Main, a CRL rank of 168000 and an EWS Category rank of 24000, the likelihood of receiving CSE or other top branches in NITs/IIITs through CSAB counseling are almost negligible, especially for general/open category seats. That said, as a female EWS candidate, you may have a few chances in:

• Lower ranked NITs/IIITs (NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland, IIIT Una, IIIT Bhagalpur, etc.)
• Non-core branches (Civil, Metallurgy, or Biotechnology)
• Home state quota, if applicable and available at CSAB

With a BC rank of 63153 in JEE Main, not getting a seat in counselling likely means your rank was too low for the branches and colleges you selected. Highly demanded branches like CSE or ECE usually close at much lower BC ranks, especially in NITs, IIITs, and top government colleges. Even newer NITs tend to have lower cutoffs than your rank for BC candidates.

It's also possible that your choices during counselling were too ambitious, or that you didn’t fill in enough lower-preference options. If you completed all steps correctly but still weren’t allotted a seat, then the main issue is just the rank versus cutoff gap.

At this stage, you can wait for further rounds like CSAB special rounds if they are still ongoing, or look into state-level counselling and private engineering colleges where the cutoffs are more relaxed.

Hii

Here are JEE Mains Question papers in Hindi: https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper
You'll get paper of last 10 years on this link.

hope it's helpful for you

Hello Aspirant,

In JEE Main, questions are mostly conceptual and test your understanding, application, and problem-solving skills in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.

1.Multiple Choice Questions

2.Numeric Based questions

• Questions are based on Class 11 & 12 syllabus

• Mix of easy, moderate, and difficult levels

• There is also negative marking so you should be aware before answer that questions.

All the best for your examination.