Joint Entrance Examination (Main)
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Yes, with 74% in Class 12 you are eligible for admission in MITS. For B.Tech admission, MITS mainly considers JEE Main score along with eligibility criteria. Usually, minimum eligibility is around 45% in PCM subjects, so your 74% is good enough.
Admission depends more on your JEE Main rank
With 70 percentile in JEE Main and 564 rank in JKCET, you may have a good chance for CSE in many private/state engineering colleges, especially through JKCET counselling. Eligibility for CSE depends on the specific college cutoff and counselling round.
Your JKCET rank of 564 is quite decent and
With 989 in IPE, you have a very strong board score. Since you applied through Stream 1 in SASTRA, your JEE score will also be considered along with IPE marks. Based on previous trends, you have a fair chance of getting CSE specialization branches like CSE with AI/DS or
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Hello Dear Student, With a JEE Mains rank of 1,55,800, getting into top-tier NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs for CSE or ECE will be difficult through JoSAA/CSAB counselling. You can check, find and access more information here: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor Hope it helps!
With around 145 marks in JEE Advanced , your expected OBC-NCL rank may roughly fall around 1.5k–3k , depending on paper difficulty and normalization.
This is a strong score and you can have good chances in many IITs for branches like:
Mechanical
Civil
Chemical
Electrical in some
With 89.5 percentile and OBC category, top South Indian NITs like National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli or National Institute of Technology Warangal for Mechanical are honestly very difficult.
But he still has decent chances in newer NITs like National Institute of Technology Puducherry and possibly National Institute of Technology
Hello,
With an 89.5 percentile in JEE Main and an expected OBC rank around 35,000–45,000 , getting Mechanical Engineering in top NITs like:
is unlikely because their cutoffs for core branches are much higher.
However, you still have realistic chances
At a JEE Main rank of 186032, getting top NITs or IIITs is very difficult. However, you still have chances in:
You should also consider decent private engineering colleges and
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