With a CRL rank of 3,46,141 and EWS rank 48,597 in JEE Mains, your chances of getting a seat in an NIT through JoSAA counselling are very low, especially in core branches like CSE, ECE, or Mechanical, even in the lower ranked NITs.

In most NITs, EWS closing ranks for general category students from Home State quota are usually within 20,000 to 30,000 (EWS rank). So at 48,597 EWS rank, it’s unlikely to get a seat in the regular JoSAA rounds.

However, you still have options:

You can try for spot rounds or vacant seat rounds if held later (CSAB Special Rounds), where cutoffs go slightly lower
You can also look at private engineering colleges or state-level counselling in Bihar like BCECE
If you’re open to other branches or lesser known colleges, or wish to try again next year with better preparation, that’s a good plan too

Hello Aspirant,

It is possible to take the PUC 2 (Karnataka Board) again in 2026 even though you've passed it in 2025. You typically do this to better your marks. You can take all the subjects or you can choose to just take a certain subject(s) (like one subject) focused within the Improvement Exam scheme. You'd have to register through your college or the Karnataka Pre-University Board when they will announce the online or offline registration. Check the official notification for the various deadlines and subjects.

4561 rank in EAMCET AP and 96.82 percentile in JEE Mains is a good score. JNTU Kakinada CSE branch needs low rank. You may get other branches like ECE or EEE. Admission depends on cut off and competition. Check official counselling for final seat allotment.

Hello Asirant,

As per the current updates, RBSE Improvement Exams are usually conducted in August–September, and the new marksheet is issued before December. If you appear for the improvement exam this year (2025), your new marks will be considered for JEE 2026 eligibility. You don’t need to wait till next year’s board exams; improvement exams are designed exactly for this situation. Just stay updated on official notifications from RBSE around July-August regarding forms and dates. Prepare well and ensure you meet the 75% criteria with your improved score.

All the best for your preparation.

Dear student,

As of now, SRMIST hasn’t released the official number of students appearing for SRMJEEE Phase 2 in 2025 . The exam is scheduled from June 12 to 17 , but no data on registrations or attendance is available yet.

In past years, each phase of SRMJEEE has seen tens of thousands of applicants , but the exact figure for Phase 2 this year will likely be shared after the exam . For accurate updates, it's best to check the official SRM website or admission portal once the phase is over.

Sure! To get the JEECUP Polytechnic answer key, you’ll need to visit the official JEECUP website. Once the answer keys are released, there will be a section where you can log in using your application number and password or date of birth. After logging in, you’ll find an option to view or download the answer key for your group.

Once downloaded, you can use it to compare with your responses and estimate your score. If you find any issues or mistakes in the answers, there’s usually a window where you can raise objections by submitting your reasoning and paying a small objection fee.

If you're waiting for the final answer key or the result, keep checking the website regularly for updates.

Hello,

Yes, the JEECUP ( UP Polytechnic ) answer key for 2025 will be available online on the official website, jeecup.admissions.nic.in.

Candidates can download it by logging in with their application number and password .

• Important Notes:

1. The JEECUP answer key is usually released a few days after the exam.
2. Candidates can use the answer key to calculate their probable scores before the results are officially announced.
3. The final answer key is released after considering all the objections raised by candidates.

Thank you!!