With a CRL rank of 2730 in JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch), you have a very good chance of getting admission in top architecture colleges like:

1.NIT Calicut

2.NIT Trichy

3.NIT Raipur

4.NIT Patna

5.School of Planning and Architecture (SPA) Bhopal or Vijayawada

These are well-known government colleges. Make sure to participate in JoSAA counselling, and list all possible choices. Also check for your category rank and home state quota to impr ove chances.

With your percentile 86 you can try for NIT but the chances are low you can get admission with private universities like LPU , Amity or SRM these institutions will take admission via counselling but the exact college it's completely based on your cutoff and seats availablity in college

With your NATA score of 91 and JEE Paper 2 percentile of 92, you have a good chance to get admission in BNCA Pune for B.Arch. BNCA looks at both NATA and JEE scores, and your marks are above their usual cutoff. You should apply through the official counseling process and submit all required documents on time. Keep checking BNCA’s official website for the latest updates. Good luck!

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For Mathematics: Calculus (Limits, Differentiation, Integration) – 7–9 questions

Coordinate Geometry – 6–8 questions

Matrices & Determinants – 5–7 questions

Probability & Permutation/Combination – 4–6 questions

Vector Algebra & 3D Geometry – 4–6 questions

Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations – 3–5 questions

For Chemistry:  Organic Chemistry

Reaction Mechanisms – 7–9 questions

Hydrocarbons & Functional Groups – 5–7 questions

Aromatic Compounds – 1–2 questions Careers360 Engineering (https://www.careerorbits.com/jee-main/important-topics-jee-main-weightage-chapters-jee-main?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Coordination Compounds – 3–5 questions

d- & f-Block Elements – 4–6 questions

Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium – 5–7 questions (https://mystudycart.com/blog/jee-main-important-topics-weightage/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) (https://www.careerorbits.com/jee-main/important-topics-jee-main-weightage-chapters-jee-main?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

Thermodynamics & Chemical Kinetics – 5–6 questions

Electrochemistry – 3–4 questions

For Physics:

Modern Physics – 6–8 questions

Current Electricity & Capacitors – 5–7 questions

Ray & Wave Optics – 3–5 questions

Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current – 4–5 questions

Laws of Motion & Work, Energy, Power – 4–6 questions

Rotational Motion – 3–5 questions

If you get a 6384 rank in JEE Mains Paper 2 for B.Arch 2025, you have a good chance to get admission in many good architecture colleges in India. You can expect seats in colleges like National Institutes of Technology (NITs), some Government-Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs), and reputed private colleges. Colleges like SPA Delhi may be tough, but many good state-level and private colleges will be available. Apply on time in counseling and check official seat allotment lists for updates.

With a JEE Mains rank of 133,500, getting admission in top government colleges might be difficult. However, you can still apply to many private engineering colleges that accept this rank. These colleges usually have good infrastructure and faculty, but fees may be higher compared to government colleges. It’s important to check the college’s accreditation, placements, and reviews before choosing. Also, some private colleges have management quota seats which might be easier to get with this rank. Keep options open and apply early!

With a 74 percentile in JEE BArch, a CRL rank of 15,940, and an OBC NCL rank of 5,231, you have a good chance of getting admission in some private and government colleges offering BArch courses. Top government colleges might be tough, but many private colleges accept ranks in this range. Look for colleges with good reviews and infrastructure. Also, participate in counselling and keep backup options ready. Your OBC rank improves your chances in reserved category seats. Stay positive and apply on time!

Hi Aryan!

If you’re looking to get admission into a specific college though you haven’t mentioned the name, the first step is to check the eligibility criteria on the official college website. Usually, admission depends on the course you’re choosing, your previous academic scores, and entrance exam scores if required.

For UG courses like B.Sc, B.A., or B.Com, you typically need to apply through the university admission portal after your 12th results. For engineering or medical, it’s through national/state-level exams like JEE or NEET.

Make sure you check the last date to apply,required documents, if it’s a government or private college.

All the best, and thank you for reaching out!

With an 81 percentile in JEE Mains and belonging to the SC category, you have a good chance to qualify for the BArch course. The SC category usually has a lower qualifying percentile, so you likely meet the cut-off. This means you can participate in counselling and apply to many colleges offering BArch. To improve your chances, keep an eye on the official cut-off list when it’s released. Prepare well for counselling and choose colleges based on your rank and preferences. Good luck!