Hello student,

For JEE mains preparation There are three subjects Physics, chemistry and And maths with 90 question,30 question per subject and Exam is for 300 marks Total.

Class 11 and 12 th physics, chemistry and Maths subjects are there .for exam preparation keep daily Target to finish 2-3 Chapters .give weekly mock test for better prepration,and keep going on daily 6 to 7 hours study .

The cutoff for BAMS admission under ST2 category in Jammu and Kashmir is not clearly mentioned in the official counselling data. In the All India Quota (AIQ) counselling rounds of 2024, no specific cutoff rank was shown for the ST2 category at Government Ayurvedic Medical College, Jammu. This may mean that no seat was allotted to ST2 candidates under AIQ or the data was not published.

For state quota seats in Jammu and Kashmir, the cutoff for ST2 may be lower, but official data is not available publicly. You may still have a chance to get admission if you apply through state quota.

To get correct details, it’s best to wait for the 2025 counselling notification from the Jammu and Kashmir AYUSH admission board or check the AIQ counselling portal.

You can visit this website for future updates:
https://ayushcounselling.in/government-ayurvedic-medical-college-jammu/

Yes, the UP Board issues a separate marksheet when you clear only a single subject like compartment or instant exam. Along with the main marksheet, you will receive a marksheet or credential stating the cleared subject. UP Board differentiates theory and practical grades in separate sections already on your main marksheet. If you pass just one subject, a separate notation will reflect only that subject clearance. You can refer to the UP Board grading system for more details, where theory and practical marks are listed separately for clarity.

Sorry, but it's hard to get the CSE branch in MBM Jodhpur with an 82.16 percentile. Your percentile is above the general cutoffs, but it's not enough for you to get the CSE branch in this college. But there is good news for you: you can get other branches in this college with your current percentile. You can try for branches like civil, mechanical, and electrical, where you have a high chance of getting admission. Don't worry, you can still try in counseling to get the CSE branch. Also, you can try  colleges like NITS and Government Colleges that accept this percentile.

GOOD LUCK!!

With an 82.16 percentile in JEE Main and being in the SC category, you have a reasonable chance of securing admission to branches like CSE, ECE, or Mechanical at MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur, under the Rajasthan state quota.

In recent years, SC cutoff percentiles for CSE at MBM have ranged around 80–85 percentile, so your score places you right at the borderline. ECE and other branches often close slightly lower, improving your chances there.

I recommend:

1. Participating in Rajasthan JoSAA/REAP counselling under the SC category.

2. Filling web options with CSE and other preferred engineering branches.

3. Preparing backups like ECE, Mechanical, or Civil, as they typically have slightly more relaxed cutoffs for SC candidates.

Dear candidate ,
With a JEE Main 2025 rank of 105,316 , you will not get EC/EE in IITs or NITs , but you may get EC or EE in :
- Lower tier NITs like NIT Mizoram , Manipur or Nagaland ( in later rounds ) .
- Some GFTIs or IIITs offering these branches .
- Many reputed private engineering colleges .
I would be advisable to fill JoSAA choices for EC / EE in lower - tier NITs and GFTIs , and participate in all rounds .

hello aspirant,

JEE Main is a national-level entrance exam conducted by NTA for admission into top engineering colleges like NITs, IIITs, and to qualify for JEE Advanced (for IITs). It is held twice a year, usually in January and April. The exam is computer-based and includes subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. It carries a total of 300 marks and is 3 hours long. You are eligible if you have passed Class 12 with PCM subjects. Registration is done online through the official website . in , generally starting around November or December. Scoring a high percentile (above 98) is essential for top colleges, so it's important to prepare well using NCERT books and regular mock tests.

Hello Niroja

While appearing for JEE, it is important to know what is the weightage of chapters so you can find the most important topics.

A study done by Careers360 has revealed that in:

1. Physics: Optics was the most important (12.60%) followed by Electrostatics (10.20%) and Properties of Solids and Liquids (8.60%)
2. Chemistry: Co-ordination Compound was the most important (9.33%) followed by Chemical Thermodynamics (7.11%) and Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry (7.11%)
3. Mathematics : Coordinate Geometry was the most important (19.11%) followed by Integral Calculus (10.22%) and Limit, Continuity and Differentiability (10.22%)

For the full study, Refer: JEE MAINS CHAPTER WISE WEIGHTAGE

Hope this answer helps! Thank You!!!

hello aspirant,

With 87 percentile in JEE Main and OBC category from Haryana, you have a good chance of getting admission in branches like Electrical Engineering at YMCA Faridabad through Haryana state counselling. The closing rank for OBC home-state candidates in core branches like Electrical or Mechanical is usually around your rank. However, for high-demand branches like CSE or IT, your score may not be enough. So, if you're open to core branches, YMCA is a good option.

Hello

If you scored 77 percent in Class 12 and want to get admission in CSE at RGPV (Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya) through management quota, let us talk about it.

However, admission to BTech or CSE through RGPV requires a valid JEE Main score for general merit seats and participation in MP BE centralized counseling conducted by MP DTE (Directorate of Technical Education).

There is no official management quota for BTech at RGPV. Direct admission without JEE Main is not recognized by official sources. On internet platforms and forums, students describe management quota seats as being typically available in private colleges, not in government-affiliated branches. They have stated this based on their experiences.