JEE Main College Predictor 2026

Hello Aspirant,

Based on your profile—108 marks in NATA, 96.52 percentile in JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch), 84% in Class 12 and Gujarat domicile—you have a competitive profile for Architecture admissions through ACPC counselling. Admission to CEPT University, Ahmedabad is highly competitive and depends on the final merit list, seat availability and category.

Your JEE B.Arch percentile is strong and being a Gujarat domicile candidate may improve your chances under the state quota. While admission to CEPT cannot be guaranteed, you have a reasonable chance and should definitely participate in all rounds of ACPC counselling and fill CEPT as one of your top preferences.

It is also advisable to keep backup options such as Nirma University, Indus University and other reputed architecture colleges in Gujarat.

All the best for the counselling process.

Hello Aspirant,

If you were unable to download your JEE Advanced scorecard earlier, first visit the official JEE Advanced website and check whether the result portal is still accessible through your login credentials.

If the scorecard download option is no longer available, immediately contact the JEE Advanced helpdesk and explain your situation. You should also get in touch with the RGIPT admissions office and inform them about the issue. In many cases, admission authorities guide candidates regarding alternative documents or verification procedures.

Keep your registration number, application details and result information ready while contacting the concerned authorities.

Hope this information helps. All the best.

Based on the NEET eligibility criteria notified under the National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations, a General-category candidate must:

• Pass Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Biotechnology, and English individually , and

• Obtain at least 50% marks taken together in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Biotechnology (PCB) in the qualifying examination.

Answers to your questions

1. Is 50% required in each subject individually or only 50% aggregate in PCB?

No, 50% is not required in each PCB subject individually . The requirement is:

• Pass Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English individually, and

• Have 50% aggregate in PCB taken together for the General category.

2. Chemistry 49% but PCB aggregate 52% — am I eligible for MBBS admission through Maharashtra State Quota Government Medical Colleges?

If:

• You have passed Chemistry (even though the score is 49%),

• You have passed Physics, Biology, and English individually, and

• Your PCB aggregate is 52% ,

then you satisfy the NEET academic eligibility requirement for a General-category candidate. A Chemistry score below 50% by itself does not make you ineligible, provided the PCB aggregate requirement is met.

3. Specifically for Maharashtra Government Medical Colleges (State Quota)?

The NEET/NMC eligibility criteria form the basis for MBBS admission. For Maharashtra State Quota MBBS admissions, candidates must meet the NEET eligibility requirements and the state's counselling rules. Based on the marks you provided, your PCB aggregate appears to satisfy the minimum academic eligibility requirement.

Practical advice

With a 52% PCB aggregate , your focus should be on:

• Scoring as high as possible in NEET,

• Understanding Maharashtra state counselling rules when they are released for your admission year,

• Keeping all Class 12 mark sheets and certificates ready for verification.

From the information you've provided, a Chemistry score of 49% does not by itself disqualify you if you have passed Chemistry and your PCB aggregate is 52% .

Hello Dear Student,

With a 12,360 rank in JEE Main, you are eligible for Electrical Engineering (and often Electrical and Electronics Engineering) at several top-tier NITs.  Based on previous closing ranks, you have strong chances at NIT Calicut , NIT Rourkela , NIT Allahabad , NIT Patna , and NIT Durgapur .

Specific NIT Eligibility for Electrical/E&EE Engineering:

• NIT Calicut : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 11,012 .  With a 12,360 rank, you are on the borderline and may secure a seat depending on the category and round.

• NIT Rourkela : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 16,389 .  You have a very strong chance of securing a seat here.

• NIT Allahabad (Motilal Nehru) : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 16,133 .  You have a strong chance of securing a seat.

• NIT Patna : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 14,099 .  You have a good chance of securing a seat.

• NIT Durgapur : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 16,354 .  You have a good chance of securing a seat.

• NIT Trichy : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 11,012 (similar to Calicut).  You are on the borderline.

• NIT Silchar : Electrical Engineering closing rank is approximately 18,305 .  You have a strong chance .

You can get directly find, check, get more information here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-rank-wise-colleges-list-2026

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Hello Dear Student,

With a 68 percentile in JEE Main (approx.  rank 3.75–4.00 lakh ), admission to top-tier Pune colleges like COEP or PICT for Computer Science is not possible , as these typically require significantly higher scores (160+ in MHT-CET or very high JEE ranks).

However, you may secure admission in the following private engineering colleges in Pune for CSE or related branches through direct admission or lower-tier counselling rounds:

• MIT World Peace University (MITWPU)

• D.Y. Patil College of Engineering (or D.Y. Patil University)

• Sinhgad Institute of Engineering

• GH Raisoni College of Engineering

• Pune Institute of Computer Technology (PICT) (Note: Generally requires higher scores; admission at this percentile is unlikely for CSE and may require alternative routes or different branches).

You can get directly find, check, get more information here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/list-of-btech-colleges-accepting-91-95-percentile-in-jee-main

Hope it helps!

Hello Dear Student,

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