Hello,

Yes, the JEECUP ( UP Polytechnic ) answer key for 2025 will be available online on the official website, jeecup.admissions.nic.in.

Candidates can download it by logging in with their application number and password .

• Important Notes:

1. The JEECUP answer key is usually released a few days after the exam.
2. Candidates can use the answer key to calculate their probable scores before the results are officially announced.
3. The final answer key is released after considering all the objections raised by candidates.

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With 16,000 COMEDK rank, you can get good colleges mainly for ECE, EEE, Mechanical, and in some colleges, even CSE or IS.

Likely Colleges:

1. Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering – ECE, IS, CSE (chances in later rounds)

2. Acharya Institute of Technology – CSE, ECE, Mech

3. Bangalore Institute of Technology – ECE, Mechanical

4. CMR Institute of Technology – ECE, IS, Mech

5. Siddaganga Institute of Technology (Tumkur) – ECE, EEE

6. KLE Technological University (Hubli) – All core branches

CSE is possible in Acharya, DSCE, CMR in later rounds.

Prioritize top colleges in counselling and be

flexible with branches.

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With a JEE Main rank of 131656 and being a general category candidate from Uttar Pradesh, you have a very low chance of getting admitted to GB Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT) through UTU (Uttarakhand Technical University) counselling for B.Tech programs, especially for popular branches like Computer Science Engineering.

With your rank, you might explore other private engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh or consider pursuing online courses or a drop year if you're determined to get into a specific field.

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With a rank of four thousand five hundred sixty one in AP EAMCET and a percentile of ninety six point eight two in JEE Mains under EWS female category you have a strong chance of getting admission into reputed engineering colleges in Andhra Pradesh You can expect branches like Computer Science Information Technology or Electronics and Communication in good colleges such as Andhra University College of Engineering JNTU Kakinada or SVU Tirupati For JEE Mains based admission you may get options in NITs newer IIITs or GFTIs depending on home state quota category cutoff and seat availability It is recommended to apply for both state level and national level counselling to improve your chances Ensure that you research previous year cutoffs for specific colleges and branches and make informed choices during option entry stage in counselling

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Yes, you can get B.Tech admission without JEE. Many colleges and universities offer B.Tech seats through state entrance exams like EAMCET, MHT CET, or even through direct admission based on your 12th marks without any entrance test. Private colleges like VIT, SRM, and many others also allow admission without JEE. Registrations are already open in many colleges and some will continue till July or August 2025.

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If you have secured around 7000 rank in the OBC category in JEE Mains, your Common Rank List (CRL) rank is usually expected to be somewhere between 35,000 to 45,000. This happens because the CRL includes students from all categories like General, SC, ST, OBC, and EWS, so the total number of candidates is much larger. As a result, your CRL rank will always be higher than your category rank. The exact CRL rank can vary a little every year depending on the number of students who appeared,.

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With 976 marks in IPE and a 70 percentile in JEE Mains, you do have a fair chance of getting a seat in Mechanical Engineering at SASTRA University. SASTRA mainly considers both JEE Mains scores and 12th board marks in their admission process. Since your IPE score is quite strong, it can work in your favour.

Usually, SASTRA uses a combined merit system where 12th marks and JEE Mains percentiles are balanced. For Mechanical Engineering, the closing scores are generally not as high as branches like CSE or ECE, so your chances look reasonably good.

Dear student,

With a JEE Main Paper 2 rank of 17,000 (2025), getting into top NITs or SPAs is very unlikely —especially if you're from the General category . These institutes usually close B.Arch admissions below 4,000–10,000 ranks , depending on category and quota.

However, if you belong to a reserved category (OBC/SC/ST/EWS) or have a Home State quota , you might have a chance in lower-ranked NITs like NIT Hamirpur, Patna, or Mizoram , especially in later rounds.

You’re more likely to get a seat in:

• State architecture colleges (if they accept JEE Paper 2)

• Private architecture colleges (most of which have higher cutoff ranks)

• Management quota seats , if available
  
  What You Should Do:

• Participate in JoSAA and CSAB counselling —fill all choices.

• Check state counselling options in your home state.

• Explore private colleges that accept JEE Paper 2 scores.

Dear Candidate ,
Yes with 80 HP CET marks , you surpass typical cutoffs for state - quota entry into JNGEC. You are very likely to obtain a seat in core branches like Civil , Mechanical or  Textile, more competitive streams like E&C or AI may require a bit higher score , but admission is still feasible with your JEE percentile backing it up .

80 mark in HPCET, it’s very unlikely you will get a seat in Jawaharlal Nehru Government engineering College or other Himachal Government engineering colleges. Chapati