With a JEE Mains 2025 rank of 156238, getting CSE in top NITs or IIITs is tough unless you have a category or home state quota. But you can get CSE in some private colleges, state-level colleges, and low-tier GFTIs. Try colleges like SRM, VIT (if you gave their exam), or state counseling options like IPU, MHT CET, or AP/TS EAMCET. Also consider branches like IT or ECE, which have similar job options to CSE.

With a JEE Main OBC-NCL rank of around 5400, you have a good chance of getting top NITs in branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical. For IT or CSE, you can expect admission in newer NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs like NIT Mizoram, NIT Agartala, IIIT Una, or IIIT Bhagalpur. Your chances increase in home state quota or less competitive branches. Use JoSAA counselling wisely, and consider backup options too for a safe admission.

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Since you appeared only for JEE Main Paper 2 B-Planning and did not appear for the B-Architecture paper, you won't be eligible for admission to B-Architecture courses. The architecture seats require you to appear and qualify in the B-Architecture paper specifically.

If a college offers both B-Architecture and B-Planning, your rank in the Planning paper can help you get a seat only in the B-Planning course, not in Architecture.

With a JEE Main rank of 69,500 , securing admission to top-tier NITs or IIITs for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is challenging under the Open (General) category. However, opportunities exist in newer or less competitive institutes, especially if you belong to a reserved category.

Alternative Branches with Better Prospects

If CSE isn't feasible, consider related branches with better admission chances:

• Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)

• Information Technology (IT)

• Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)

These branches often have overlapping curricula with CSE and can lead to similar career paths.

With a JEE Mains rank of 2,19,866 and SC category rank of 11,866, you have a fair chance to get into some NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs in lower-demand branches like Civil, Mechanical, or even CSE in newer or less competitive NITs (like NIT Mizoram, Meghalaya, etc.). You can also explore state-level colleges through home state quota and private universities. Keep backup options ready and apply through JoSAA and CSAB rounds for better chances. Choose wisely based on interest.

Hello aspirant ,

As per your mentioned query , i am assuming that you are asking for PYQs of jee mains in hindi. If you are preparing for jee mains then Pyq will boost your preparation. You will get to know about the questions coming in exam.

Here is the link from where you can download the PYQs in hindi.

https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper

All the best !

If you got 92 percentile in JEE Mains, your marks would be around 110 to 120, depending on the shift and difficulty of the paper. Percentile is not the same as marks—it shows how many students you scored better than. So, 92 percentile means you scored better than 92% of all students. Exact marks can vary, but usually 110–120 marks fall in this range. You can check your scorecard for the exact marks along with your percentile.

With 76 percentile in JEE Main, getting into top NITs or IIITs for popular branches like CSE is difficult. But you can still get admission in some good private colleges and state-level engineering colleges. You can also explore branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical in government colleges with this score. It’s important to apply in counseling and look for home state quota or management quota seats. Keep working hard and consider options based on your interests and budget.

With an SC category rank of 40,098 in JEE Mains, admission in top NITs or IIITs for popular branches like CSE will be very tough. But you can still get seats in some newer or less competitive NITs, GFTIs, or private universities, especially for branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical. Also, check your home state counseling for reserved seats. Keep options open and focus on colleges with good placements and facilities. Don’t lose hope—many good colleges are available beyond top NITs.

Hello Aspirant,

No, applicants based on JEE do not have to go for PI/GEPI (Personal Interview / Group Exercise & Personal Interview) at Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Pune. The PI/GEPI only applies for applicants through the SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test) route. You received your selection letter from the institute based on your JEE scores; therefore, you will not need to go through any further interview rounds.

If you needed an admit card or to book a time slot for another round of interviews, it would have been on your admission portal or stated in an email to you. But because you have already been selected through JEE, you do not need to do anything further. For full clarity, you may contact SIT Pune admission office or look on your candidate dashboard on the official admissions portal.