If your JEE Main rank is low and you're looking for government B.Tech colleges, you still have some chances depending on your category, home state, and the branch you're aiming for.

You can target newer or lower-demand NITs and IIITs, where cutoffs are higher. Branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Metallurgy

Dear Candidate ,
With 69% in 12th boards and 79 percentile in JEE Mains , your chances of getting into a top IIIT are limited , but admission may still be possible in newer or lower -ranked IIITs under certain conditions . If you are from a reserved category ,

Me too I got 282k rank and EWS rank 40, My name is Anuj....tumhe konsa college Mila anshika? If you are reading this you can message me on tele @astroanuj0 or snap...this id is same everywhere for tele, snap and insta

Hi aspirant,

For a JEE Advance rank of 5,000 or between 5,000 and 10,000, candidates can consider IITs like,

• IIT Mandi - Electrical engineering
• IIT Ropar - Mechanical Engineering
• IIT Hyderabad - Engineering Science
• IIT Tirupati - CSE
• IIT Hyderabad - Engineering Physics
• IIT Bombay - Chemistry (B. Sc)
• IIT

Hello Aspirant,

I do think you stand a decent chance to get CSE in some lower ranked NITs, IIITs, GFTIs because you have a JEE Main rank of 27,015 in the EWS category and the chances improve for home state quota or in the JoSAA rounds 5-6. I do not

Dear aspirant,

If you have secured a score of 11500 as an ST category candidate then congratulations for your rank and efforts. With this rank you have a pretty good chance of getting into NITs, IIITs and GFTIs , especially in the less competitive branches like civil, chemical, metallurgy etc.

Hey! That sounds frustrating, but don’t worry — sometimes the result page shows "incorrect data" due to small issues like mismatched details or server glitches.

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