Hi,

With 64.74 percentile, your chances of getting a lower NIT with a low branch are very low. Last year, the last selected rank for lower NITs was around 30K rank in SC category. You can consider s tate government colleges Btech admission or private colleges accepting low JEE rank

Hi Simarjot Singh,

With 96.6 percentile in JEE Mains under SC category, you may get rank around 5800. To know more details about which NIT colleges offers seats, then click on the link below.

Link : SC Cutoff for JEE Mains 2026

In 2025, the cutoff for BTech in Computer Science at Nirma University was 408. You can check all details about the Nirma University BTech Admission and branch-wise cutoff details here.

JEE main result paper 2 session 1 has been announced, Candidates can check the JEE main result from the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates will have to login using their application number and password to check their result.

Check detailed guide to check JEE Main Result here.

With a 6.65 Lakh rank in JEE Mains, it is difficult to get admission in B.Tech ECE at PMEC Berhampur.

Securing seat at PMEC Berhampur in Electronics and Communication Engineering with 6.65 lakhs in JEE Main 2026 is almost impossible. PMEC Berhampur provide admission to the students in ECE branch when they secure 1-2 lakh rank in JEE Main examination.

Dear Student,

You can follow the tips given here to solve JEE Mains questions:

• Clear your concepts with the NCERT first
• Go on to solving previous year question papers as much as possible
• Practise mock tests daily
• Analyse the questions and the strategy required to solve a question in the

JEE score is the actual marks you obtain in the exam based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. It shows how many marks you scored out of the total.

JEE percentile, on the other hand, shows your relative performance compared to other testtakers. It tells you the percentage

With 67.22 percentile in JEE Main (OBC, UP), getting into top NITs/IIITs for CS is unlikely due to high cut-offs. However, you can still get admission in good state colleges or private universities for CS or related branches based on your percentile. Many colleges also offer seats via state counselling