Hello,

You have a moderate chance of being accepted into NIT Patna's Electrical Engineering program if you applied under the EWS category and the Bihar state quota and scored in the 93th percentile of JEE Main 2025. This branch's EWS category closing ranks in prior years were quite near to your anticipated rank. Cutoffs, seat availability, and competition in your category all affect your chances of getting in. During JoSAA counselling, it is advised to rank NIT Patna's Electrical Engineering as a top choice. To increase your chances of admission, keep backup options in comparable NITs and think about related fields like instrumentation or EEE.
All the best.

61 percentile in JEE Mains

With JEE Main rank 101,571, getting ECE in DAIICT is very hard because their cutoff is much lower, around 12,000. Even with reservations, your rank is higher than their usual cutoff.

You can try other private colleges or state counseling where cutoff ranks are higher. Also, some colleges have management quota but fees are more.

Focus on colleges where your rank fits the cutoff. If you want, I can help find good colleges for your rank.

With a JEE Main rank of 2,05,000 and OBC girls rank around 70,000, it will be difficult to get top NITs or IIITs, as their cutoffs are much lower. But you can try for state government colleges, private universities, or engineering colleges that accept JEE scores with higher cutoff ranks. Focus on colleges with good infrastructure and placements, even if not top-tier. You may also check for counseling in your state to explore more options. If you want, I can help list some colleges for you!

Dear Candidate ,
With a JEE Main 2025 SC category rank of 65,896 and home state quota in Andhra Pradesh , securing a seat in NIT Andhra Pradesh or IIITs is highly unlikely , as previous year's closing ranks for SC Candidates were significantly lower. You may explore into Private institutions , that may offer seats under management or SC quotas .

With an EWS category female rank of 30065 in JEE Mains 2025, you have a decent chance of securing admission to a NIT (National Institute of Technology), IIIT (Indian Institute of Information Technology), or GFTI (Government Funded Technical Institute). However, the specific college and program you can get into will depend on your preferences and the cutoff ranks of those institutions for your category.

EWS Category:

The EWS category is for Economically Weaker Sections of society.

JEE Main 2025 Rank:

A rank of 30065 in the EWS category is a good starting point for NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs.

NIT, IIIT, GFTI Admission:

You can explore the following:

College Predictors: Many educational websites offer college predictor tools that can help you estimate your chances of getting into specific NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs based on your rank and category.

JoSAA Cutoff Data: JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) provides historical cutoff data. You can use this data to understand the opening and closing ranks for your category and specific programs in different institutions.

Counseling: During the counseling process, you can choose your preferred NIT, IIIT, or GFTI and branch based on your rank and preferences.

Factors Affecting Admission:

Branch Preference: Popular branches like Computer Science, Electrical, and Electronics Engineering may have higher cutoff ranks.

Institute Location: Some NITs and IIITs might have lower cutoff ranks than others due to their location.

Supernumerary Seats: Women candidates often have supernumerary seats in certain branches and institutions.

Recommendation:

Explore College Predictors: Use JEE online college predictor tools to get an idea of your potential options.

Analyze JoSAA Cutoff Data: Review the past-year cutoffs to understand the trends and estimate your chances.

Participate in Counseling: During the counseling process, strategically choose your options based on your rank, preferences, and available seats.

If your son is an Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) card holder, and has been studying in India since Class 6, he can take both the JEE Main and JEE Advanced. If he has completed his 10+2 education in India, he can also apply for admission for IITs. Based on current guidelines:

• OCI candidates are treated equally to Indian candidates at JEE Mains and Advanced provided the eligibility requirement is satisfied (especially educational qualifications and residence).
• He can access the General (Gen) category if he does not qualify for any reservation (for example, Gen-EWS, OBC-NCL, SC/ST).
• Your child will be in the General category, so he will be merit listed along with Indian candidates and can be allocated an IIT seat through JoSAA.

Recommendation: If your child does not qualify as a reserved category and is qualified to be an Indian citizen the General category is usually a good option. Just remember to look at the current JEEs brochure each year, since rules do change.

With a 92 percentile in JEE Mains, you have a decent chance of getting into a non-CSE branch at Amrita Coimbatore, but it may be challenging to secure a seat in CSE or other highly competitive fields. To get into the top branches like CSE, you'll typically need 97-99 or more than 99 percentile.

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Hello Lalitha,

With an OBC rank of around 94,000 in JEE Mains, getting admission into top NITs or IIITs for popular branches might be difficult, but you can consider some other government and private engineering colleges where admission is possible. Here are a few types of colleges you can explore:

• State Government Engineering Colleges : Many states have their own quota and counseling where you may get admission in branches like Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, or Computer Science depending on cut-offs.

• Private Universities and Deemed Universities : Institutions such as Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT), SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Amity University, and Shobhit University often have management quota or lower cut-off ranks for OBC candidates.

• Other Central and State-Funded Colleges : Some lesser-known NITs, government-funded technical institutes, and state universities might offer seats for your rank in certain branches.

• Specialized or New IITs and NITs : Sometimes newer or less popular branches or campuses of NITs and IIITs have lower cut-offs, so keep an eye on counseling rounds.

For better chances, you may also look into private universities that offer quality education in engineering but have flexible admission criteria for OBC candidates with ranks around 90,000+. It’s important to participate in the counseling process fully and explore state and central counseling options.

Keep in mind, branch preference and location flexibility can increase your chances significantly.

I would recommend you to use the JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.