JEE Main 2025 College Predictor

No.Only 12th exam appearing student and 1st dropper are allowed to get admission in IISc Banglore but you can write JEE exam 6 times in 3 consecutive years and

You can only write IISER Aptitude twice in the lifetime that too only consecutively

This year eligibility criteria of IISc says that candidate who passed 12th in 2023 and who are giving 12th exam in 2024 are eligible to apply for admission in IISc.

But you can apply for NISER &UM CEBS through NEST.

Hope it helps!

It is quite impossible to get top branches like CSE, IT, AIML in any colleges of IPU because your rank is not upto mark but in affiliated colleges for the candidates,  you can get admission for branches like ECE, EEE, Mechanical in less popular colleges such as GTBIT, DTC for sure and there is a very less chance to get seat in mid-tier colleges like BPIT, Akhilesh das if you go with low branches if try till the spot round, so i would suggest you to fill your choices accordingly and try to prefer a college which is near your home.

Hello,

Yes, the discrepancy in your father's name across different documents might cause issues during admission through JoSAA or while appearing for JEE Mains and Advanced. Admission authorities typically require consistency in names across all documents to avoid any identity verification problems.

Potential Problems:

1. Verification Issues: During the document verification process, any mismatch in names might raise questions and could delay or complicate your admission process.

2. Rejection of Application: In some cases, applications may be rejected due to inconsistencies in personal information.

Solutions:

1. Get a Name Correction:

- For Marksheets: You can apply for a correction of your father's name in your Class 10th and 12th marksheets. This usually involves submitting an application to the respective education board along with supporting documents like a birth certificate or Aadhaar card.

- For Aadhaar Card: If possible, you might also consider updating your father's name on your Aadhaar card to match the other documents.

2. Affidavit:

- You can create an affidavit stating that both names refer to the same person. This affidavit can be used during the document verification process to explain the discrepancy.

3. Gazette Notification:

- If the name discrepancy is significant and you wish to legally change it, you can have the correct name published in the government gazette. However, this is more commonly done for personal name changes rather than parental names.

4. Ask Admission Authorities:

- It’s also a good idea to contact the admission authorities (JoSAA or the respective exam body) and explain the situation. They can provide specific guidance on how to handle the discrepancy.

Immediate Steps:

1. Apply for corrections if time permits, as this will permanently resolve the issue.

2. Prepare an affidavit to have a backup plan for the document verification process during admissions.

By addressing this issue proactively, you can prevent any potential problems during your admissions process.

Hope it helps!

As you know that the JEE mains is the exam to qualify JEE advanced. The NTA, has already released the category wise and branch wise rank cut-off for JEE advanced for all IITs, including IIT-Delhi as follows -->

A) GENERAL

1) Biotechnology engineering - opening : 3677 , closing : 4754

2) Chemical engineering - opening : 1689 , closing : 2207

3) Civil engineering - opening : 2428 ; closing : 4108

4) computer science  engineering - opening : 24, closing : 116

5) electrical engineering - opening: 382, closing : 622

6) Mechanical engineering - opening: 1225 , closing : 1774

B) EWS

1) Biotechnology engineering - opening : 769 , closing : 966

2) Chemical engineering - opening : 283 , closing : 741

3) Civil engineering - opening : 580 ; closing : 765

4) computer science  engineering - opening : 24, closing : 33

5) electrical engineering - opening: 118, closing : 155

6) Mechanical engineering - opening: 314, closing : 377

C) OBC (Non-Creamy Layer)

1) Biotechnology engineering - opening : 930 , closing : 2724

2) Chemical engineering - opening : 960 , closing : 1278

3) Civil engineering - opening : 1056 ; closing : 2028

4) computer science  engineering - opening : 39, closing : 89

5) electrical engineering - opening: 237, closing : 409

6) Mechanical engineering - opening: 597 , closing : 1001

D) SC

1) Biotechnology engineering - opening : 1100 , closing : 1484

2) Chemical engineering - opening : 126 , closing : 655

3) Civil engineering - opening : 396 ; closing : 852

4) computer science  engineering - opening : 23, closing : 48

5) electrical engineering - opening: 56, closing : 204

6) Mechanical engineering - opening: 116 , closing : 491

E) ST

1) Biotechnology engineering - opening : 496, closing : 819

2) Chemical engineering - opening : 310 , closing : 456

3) Civil engineering - opening : 18 ; closing : 188

4) computer science  engineering - opening : 51, closing : 52

5) electrical engineering - opening: 24, closing : 95

6) Mechanical engineering - opening: 208 , closing : 309

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi uses the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) advanced All India Rank (AIR) to admit students to its programs before appearing in jee advanced candidates need to qualify JEE Main (Paper 1) and they should be among the top 2,50,000 candidates.

The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) then conducts counseling rounds to assign seats to the candidates.

The cutoff for IIT Delhi varies by category, domicile, and quota for example for general category candidates rank 4849 get admission till last round but cse has higher cutoff than other branches the last rank in 2024 for CSE is 1026.in contrast BTech in Electronics and VLSI Engineering has lowest cutoff.

Hello Om,

Yes, there are many courses available to help you prepare for the VITEEE exam. These courses can be online or offline, and they cover all the topics in the VITEEE syllabus.

Online Courses:

• Vedantu: Vedantu offers a comprehensive online course for VITEEE preparation, including live classes, doubt clearing sessions, and mock tests.
  
  
• Topper Learning: Topper Learning provides online courses with video lectures, study materials, and practice tests for VITEEE.
  
  
• Embibe: Embibe offers personalized learning paths, adaptive tests, and performance analysis for VITEEE preparation.

Offline Coaching Institutes:

• Aakash Institute: Aakash Institute is a well-known coaching institute with branches across India that offers VITEEE preparation courses.
  
  
• Career Launcher: Career Launcher is another popular coaching institute that provides comprehensive VITEEE preparation.
  
  
• Allen Career Institute: Allen Career Institute is a leading coaching institute for medical and engineering entrance exams, including VITEEE.

Self-Study:

If you prefer to study on your own, you can use the following resources:

• NCERT Textbooks: The NCERT textbooks for Class 11 and 12 are the foundation for the VITEEE syllabus.
  
  
• Previous Year Question Papers: Practicing previous year question papers can help you understand the exam pattern and identify your strengths and weaknesses.
  
  
• Mock Tests: Taking mock tests can help you assess your preparation level and improve your time management skills.

The best course for you will depend on your learning style and preferences. You may want to try a few different options to see what works best for you.

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 wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Congratulations on taking the NIOS exam!

For the JEE form, since your NIOS exam result will be announced in late December, you should select the "Appearing" option. This indicates that you are currently appearing for the qualifying examination (NIOS) and are awaiting the results.

After your NIOS result is declared, you can update your JEE application with your actual marks and status (i.e., "Passed"). This ensures that your JEE application reflects your latest qualification status.

Best of luck with your NIOS exam and JEE preparations!