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With a 67 percentile in JEE Main, your approximate rank would be around 3.5 to 4 lakh in the Common Rank List. Getting admission into top NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs through JoSAA may be difficult unless you have a strong category rank (SC/ST/OBC/EWS). However, you can still participate in the counselling rounds and look for seats in lesser-known GFTIs or North Eastern NITs in spot rounds, especially if you're open to any branch or location.

With a JEE Main rank of around 4 lakh and an ST category rank of 9,000, your chances in top NITs or IIITs are low, but you might still get admission in some lower or newer GFTIs or state government colleges with low fees, especially under the ST category quota.

You should definitely participate in JoSAA counselling, because even with this rank, spot rounds or last rounds may offer you a seat in branches other than CSE like civil, mechanical, or metallurgy in colleges where ST cutoffs go very low. Also explore state-level counselling in your home state, where you might get better chances and lower tuition fees due to the quota and domicile advantage.

With an 88.04 percentile in JEE Main 2025, your approximate All India Rank would be around 1.1 to 1.15 lakh. At this rank, getting Computer Science in the top NITs or IIITs through JOSAA counselling is difficult if you're from the general category. However, you still have good options. You may get non-core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or even ECE in some of the newer or northeastern NITs depending on category and home state quota. In IIITs like Nagpur, Bhagalpur, or Manipur, there’s a fair chance to get circuit branches if you go till the last round or participate in CSAB counselling after JOSAA.

If you’re open to private universities, institutes like VIT, SRM, Amrita, LNCT, and Jaypee Noida often take students with your percentile for CSE or IT, either through JEE score or their own exams. State counselling can also give you a solid chance if you’re from states like Maharashtra, West Bengal, Haryana, or Uttar Pradesh. Colleges under these states often offer good options with lower cutoffs for home-state candidates.

Hii, I appreciate your interest towards Robotics & Automation.
with a rank of 8.04 lakh, getting Robotics & Automation in general round is highly impossible.Also you can apply under management quota or search for the vacant seats in later rounds.
And there is a possibility where you can apply through Centralized Admission Process (CAP) in Maharastra if you're eligible.Orelse consider similar private colleges in Maharashtra.

With 95.88 percentile in JEE Mains, your All India Rank is likely around 45,000–50,000, which gives you a decent chance to get CSE at CBIT (Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology) under the B-Category (management quota).

Why you have a chance:

B-Category seats are not strictly based on JEE rank, but percentile and academic performance are considered.

95.88 percentile is considered strong for B-Category admissions, especially if you apply early and meet all requirements.

What to do:

Apply as soon as CBIT opens B-Category applications.

Keep documents ready (JEE scorecard, 12th marks, etc.).

Be prepared for higher fees under management quota.

If you have got 5000 rank in JEE Main and a category rank of 36000 , here is what you can do:

1. Check Your Category and Home State Quota
   Your chances depend on your category like OBC, SC, ST, EWS and home state. Category rank is useful for admission through reservation.

2. Use JoSAA Choice Filling
   Participate in JoSAA counselling. Fill maximum choices including NITs, IIITs, GFTIs. Try branches like Metallurgy, Chemical, Civil, or newer branches in top institutes.

3. Target NITs and IIITs
   With 5000 common rank, you have strong chances in

   • Top NITs for core or less competitive branches

   • Good IIITs for CSE or ECE if you belong to reserved category

4. Consider State Counselling Too
   If you have a state quota like in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, etc., apply in your state counselling where your chances might be higher.

5. Keep Backup Options
   Include private colleges with good placement like VIT, SRM, or other state-level colleges if needed.

With 73.6 percentile in JEE Main, admission through JAC is tough for top colleges like DTU, NSUT, IIIT-D (very low chance).

Chances improve if:

Student is from reserved category

Applies to lower branches

Uses home state quota (JAC Chandigarh benefits Punjab/Chandigarh candidates)

Good chances in spot rounds or private colleges.

1. Check Eligibility and Log In

• Ensure you are a qualified candidate (you must have Phase II rank or video result).

• Visit the official SRM admission portal and log in using your application number and date of birth

2. Register for Counselling

• Counselling Phase II registration opens June 25, 2025, 1 PM , and closes June 26, 2025, 11 PM .

• Click on the “Register for Counselling”

3. Choice Filling

• After registering, enter your preferred campus , program , and specialization in order of priority.

• Choices are locked in by June 26, 11 PM

• Tip: Include a mix of aspirational and safer options. Don’t skip due to overthinking.

4. Seat Allotment

• Seat allotment result is released on June 28, 2025, at 3 PM

• Log in to check if you have been allotted a seat based on rank and preferences.

5. Accept Seat and  Pay Counselling Fee

• If allotted, accept your seat within the portal.

• Pay the non refundable counselling/registration fee of Rs 1,10,000 (includes Rs 10,000 registration + Rs 1,00,000 counselling per tution part) by July 7, 2025, 11 PM

  6. Download Provisional Allotment Letter (PAL)

• Once payment is confirmed, download your PAL from the portal

7. Pay Remaining Tuition & Enrol Online

• Pay the remaining program tuition fee within the stipulated deadline (check portal).

• Complete the online enrollment process by submitting all required documents and the receipt of payment

8. Keep Originals for Verification

Documents you will need:

• Phase II rank card

• 10th & 12th marksheets/certificates

• Photo ID (original + photocopy)

• Cancelled cheque or fee payment proof

With 39 percentile in JEE Mains, it's very unlikely to get CSE or IT at Sanjivani College, Kopargaon under the All India quota. You may try for lower-demand branches or go through management quota. Better chances if you improve your score in the next attempt.

Hello,

For JEE Mains preparation, selecting appropriate books that match the current syllabus is crucial for efficient study. Start with NCERT textbooks for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (Class 11 and 12), since they establish the base and are essential for understanding concepts and theories.

H.C. Verma’s Concepts of Physics Volumes I & II, along with D.C. Pandey’s series, are strongly suggested for grasping concepts and solving practice problems in Physics. In Chemistry, the books by O.P. Tandon for Physical and Organic Chemistry, as well as J.D. Lee for Inorganic Chemistry, are favored selections among candidates.

For Mathematics, R.D. Sharma’s Objective Mathematics and texts such as Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight or Calculus by I.A. Maron are excellent for practicing JEE-level questions. These books encompass the current JEE syllabus while providing a solid combination of theory, solved examples, and practice problems. Consistently enhance your preparation with past years' question papers and practice tests to strengthen exam confidence.

Hope this helps. All the best!