For SC candidates, the JEE Mains percentile required for admission to IIITs varies each year based on cutoffs, seat availability, and competition. Generally, a percentile of 70–75 or higher improves the chances of securing a seat in lower-tier IIITs, while top IIITs may require 80+ percentile. However, specific cutoffs depend

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To calculate the Common Rank List (CRL) rank in JEE based on your percentile , follow these steps:

• Get Total Candidates : Find the total number of candidates who appeared for JEE Session 1.
• Use Rank Formula : CRL Rank = [(100 - Percentile) x Total Candidates]/100.
• Round Off

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With 88.5 percentile in JEE Mains and 75.22 percentile in AEEE, you have a decent chance of getting ECE at Amrita campuses like Amritapuri and Bengaluru. However, Coimbatore may be difficult as it usually has a higher cutoff. Admissions depend on seat availability, category, and preferences, so check

Based on the JEE Main rank range you provided, which is between 200,000 to 250,000, I can give you an estimate of your OBC (Other Backward Classes) rank. Generally, the OBC rank is around 60-70% of the General rank. Assuming this trend, your OBC rank would likely fall between 120,000

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The JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Paper 2 (B.Arch/B.Planning) results have not been announced yet. Currently, only the Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech.) results are available.

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Hello aspirant,

You can follow the following tips:

• Examine the main syllabus for JEE. A thorough comprehension of the JEE Main syllabus is crucial for preparation.
• Examine the previous year's JEE Main question papers.
• Create a timetable for JEE Main preparation.
• Complete the JEE Main Mock Exam.

To know the

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Several engineering colleges in Pune and Mumbai accept students with lower JEE Main scores . Here are some options:

Pune:

• Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University College of Engineering: Offers various B.Tech programs; admissions through BVPCET and JEE Main.

• Dhole Patil College of Engineering: Provides undergraduate courses in multiple engineering disciplines;

Hey Ananya!

I am sorry to disappoint you, but with a 64 percentile in JEE mains, you are quite unlikely to get admission to any government college. However, all is not lost as you can still get admission to some of the best private colleges/universities with this percentile.

One such

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With a JEE Main score of 90.45 percentile, you may consider the following government colleges for Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE):

• National Institute of Technology (NIT) Goa : Offers ECE; annual fees approximately Rs. 1.33 lakhs.

• NIT Raipur : Offers ECE; annual fees around Rs. 71,110.

• NIT Hamirpur :

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SASTRA University Admission :

B.Tech via two streams :

1. JEE Main + 12th marks (70% seats)

2. Only 12th marks (30% seats)

With 176.5 cutoff marks, admission chances depend on state board & competition.

Placements :

Top recruiters : TCS, Infosys, Amazon etc.

Average package : Rs 4-6