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DTU(Delhi Technological university) offers B.Tech with various specialization, and you should have score 85% marks in your class 12th(PCM)  and it also requires your jee scores for its eligibility criteria, also there is entrance fee of Rs 1000 . If you have not given jee exams then it can not be possible because percentile of jee is main requirement here.

But you can apply for other colleges , like BITs , LPU ,CU.

Yes, a person with 70% disability (PwD category) and 22 percentile in JEE Main may not be eligible for admission to NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs through JoSAA , as the minimum required percentile to qualify for JEE Advanced or JoSAA counseling is usually higher , even for PwD candidates.

Here's what you need to know:

1. Minimum Percentile for PwD in JEE Main (2024 trend) :

• For the General-PwD category, the qualifying percentile was around 0.001 to 2.50 .

• But just qualifying JEE Main is not enough to get admission in NITs/IIITs. Your All India Rank (AIR) must be within the closing ranks for those institutes.

2. 22 Percentile in JEE Main

• 22 percentile is quite low. It likely results in a very high (poor) rank , which is generally not enough for admission through JoSAA in central institutes.

3. Other Options :

You still have several good alternatives :

• State Engineering Colleges : Many states (like MP, Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab) offer admission based on JEE Main scores , and have PwD reservation . These may have lower cutoff ranks .

• Private Universities : Some private universities admit candidates with low JEE scores or have their own entrance exams.

• Management Quota Seats : Some private colleges offer management seats that do not strictly require high ranks.

4. Scholarships and Reservations :

• With 70% disability , you are eligible for reservation benefits and central/state government scholarships .

Yes, you can get admission in a good engineering college without JEE Main , especially with 88% marks in 12th and being from the SC category . Here are your options:

1. State-Level Entrance Exams

Many states conduct their own engineering entrance exams. You can apply for these without JEE Main:

• KCET – Karnataka

• MHT CET – Maharashtra

• WBJEE – West Bengal

• TNEA – Tamil Nadu (based on 12th marks only)

• UPSEE (UPCET) – Uttar Pradesh (now merged with CUET, but private colleges may admit without JEE)

2. Direct Admission in Private Colleges

• Many private universities and engineering colleges offer direct admission based on 12th marks.

• Your 88% score and SC category will give you scholarship and reservation benefits .

• Examples: SRM, VIT (via VITEEE), Manipal, Amity, Chandigarh University , etc.

3. Central and Deemed Universities via CUET

• Some universities now use CUET UG for admission in technical courses. You can check if engineering programs are available.

4. Government/State Universities with 12th-based admission

• A few state universities may offer admission on merit basis (12th marks) , especially for reserved category candidates.

Thanks for sharing your details. Let's break it down:

Your Details:

• Category : SC (Scheduled Caste)

• Gender : Girl

• JEE Main 2025 Rank : 11,69,926

Eligibility for NITs:

To get admission into NITs through JoSAA , you must:

1. Have qualified JEE Main .

2. Secure a rank within the closing cutoff for SC category (female quota helps too in some NITs).

Does Your Rank Qualify?

Unfortunately, a rank of ~11.7 lakh is too high for getting a seat in NITs, even under the SC and female quotas.
Typically, SC category closing ranks for NITs go up to:

• Around 2.5 to 3 lakh (SC rank) for less preferred branches and NITs.

What You Can Do:

1. State Engineering Colleges

You can get admission in state government colleges through state-level counseling using your 12th marks or JEE rank with SC reservation.

2. Private Colleges

Many private colleges offer direct admission with low JEE ranks. Examples:

• Chandigarh University

• Galgotias University

• Amity, LPU, etc.

3. Try through CSAB Special Round

If you're technically JEE Main qualified , you can try CSAB special rounds , where leftover seats are filled—even with lower ranks.

Alternative Option

If you're determined to get into a good government college, consider taking a drop year and preparing again for JEE 2026 with coaching and strategy. SC category has strong reservation advantage , and even 80–85 percentile can help get into NITs with the right strategy.

Yes, it's possible to get admitted to a private college like PCCOE with an 85.8 percentile in JEE Main.

Check the college predictor here-

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Based on the Information given by you, you have possibilities for admission to various engineering colleges in Maharashtra. Here are some of them mentioned:

Government Engineering Colleges:

• Government Colleges with Decent Branches: With your rank, admission to top government colleges like COEP Pune or VNIT Nagpur for highly sought-after branches like Computer Science or core branches might be difficult under the general OBC category. However, you could have opportunities in other branches like Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, or Chemical Engineering at these or similar government colleges.
• Other Government Engineering Colleges: There are other government engineering colleges in Maharashtra where your rank might secure you a seat in various branches. Colleges like Government College of Engineering, Aurangabad, and other similar institutions could be possibilities.

Private Engineering Colleges:

• Good Private Colleges: Many reputable private engineering colleges in Maharashtra accept JEE Main scores. With your rank, you have a good chance of getting into colleges like Sardar Patel Institute of Technology (SPIT), KJ Somaiya College of Engineering, Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology (VIIT), and similar ones, depending on the specific branch and their cutoff ranks for the OBC category.
• Other Private Colleges: You would also have a wider range of options in other private engineering colleges across Maharashtra.

To get a more precise idea of your admission possibilities:

• Check Official Cutoffs: Once the counseling process begins, the official cutoff ranks for each college and category will be released. Keep a close eye on these.
• Use Rank Predictors and College Predictors: Many online resources and coaching institutes provide rank predictors and college predictors based on past year's data. While these are not definitive, they can give you a reasonable estimate of your chances.

https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Hope This Helps !

It's understandable to be curious about your chances of getting into MMMUT Gorakhpur with your JEE Main CRL rank of 301433, especially since you belong to the SC category and are from West Bengal. Let's break it down in a simple way.

Generally, for admission to engineering programs at MMMUT Gorakhpur through JEE Main, they consider the All India Rank (CRL). However, being in the SC category provides you with certain reservations, which means the cutoff ranks for SC candidates are usually lower (higher rank numbers) compared to the general category. This is a significant advantage for you.

Looking at the previous year's cutoff data for MMMUT Gorakhpur, the closing ranks for various B.Tech programs for the SC category have gone much beyond your CRL rank. For instance, in some rounds and for certain branches like Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and even some others, the closing SC category ranks have been in the range of 170,000 to even 500,000 in the past.

Considering this trend and your SC category, it's highly possible that you could secure a seat in MMMUT Gorakhpur. The specific branch you might get will depend on the cutoffs for each branch in the SC category during the counseling process. Branches like Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, and possibly even some other branches might be within your reach.

However, it's crucial to remember that cutoff ranks can vary each year depending on factors like the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the JEE Main exam, and the number of seats available in each category and branch.

Therefore, while your CRL rank of 301433 as an SC candidate from West Bengal gives you a good chance of admission to MMMUT Gorakhpur

I hope this helps.

Hello Diksha,

No, you cannot change your category from General to EWS for JEE Advanced if you have already filled your form as General in both the January and April JEE Mains. The category you select during your JEE Mains registration is considered for JEE Advanced as well.

However, if you are eligible for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category, you can apply for a correction in your JEE Mains application during the correction window (if the window is still open). If the correction window is closed, you will not be able to change your category.

Make sure that the EWS certificate is valid and that you meet all the eligibility criteria for EWS benefits. If your category remains General, you will not be able to avail of EWS reservations for college admissions.

To get personalised support for JEE Mains counselling, you can contact through whatsapp on ( +916005956597 ) to get assistance.

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

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

Hi aspirant,

To calculate your JEE Main rank based on your JEE Main score, you can use various online tools. Several websites offer rank prediction services based on your marks.

For a more precise estimate, you can use the Career 360 JEE Main rank predictor. Additionally, you can find college prediction tools that can suggest which colleges you may be eligible for based on your rank and percentile.

Here is the direct link for the rank predictor:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-rank-vs-percentile