JEE Main Rank Predictor 2025

Since the student is in Aakash Institute for JEE prep, her prospects in JEE Mains, BITSAT, and Telangana EAMCET depend on factors like her consistency in mock tests, accuracy, syllabus coverage, and exam temperament. Aakash provides regular All India Test Series (AITS), which is the best way to benchmark her performance nationally scores above 200 in AITS usually indicate a strong JEE Mains rank (<50k), while 300+ marks in BITSAT mocks show good chances of Pilani/Hyderabad/Goa admission. For Telangana EAMCET, securing 80%+ accuracy in state-level practice tests typically ensures a government seat in CSE/ECE. Regular mock analysis, improving weak topics, and comparing her percentile trends will give the most reliable measure of her admission chances.

Girl aspirants in the General category get several benefits in JEE and engineering admissions. In JEE Main & Advanced, many IITs, NITs, and IIITs have a “supernumerary quota” or extra seats reserved only for female candidates to improve gender balance. This means girls compete in their own pool as well, increasing their chances. Some state-level exams like EAMCET, WBJEE, KCET also keep reserved or additional seats for girls. Moreover, certain engineering colleges offer fee concessions, scholarships, and hostel priority to female students, encouraging more participation in technical fields.

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JEE Main exam questions are available in both English and Hindi.

You can choose Hindi as your preferred language during the exam registration.

The question paper and instructions will be displayed in the selected language.

Hindi questions are available only for some subjects, mostly Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. So yes, you can get JEE Main questions in Hindi if you select it before the exam.

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You can download Hindi medium JEE Main papers from here:

https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper

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Hey Durga:)

Thanks for reaching out!

No, Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology and Sciences(ALITS) mainly admit students through AP EAMCET for the majority of its B.Tech seats,while some seats may also be filled by management quota when boards marks can be considered. JEE main score are not accepted for admission, whether you're a local or non-local student.

However,you can confirm the latest admission requirements directly with the college,since rule and criteria may vary.

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https://www.careers360.com/colleges/anantha-lakshmi-institute-of-technology-and-sciences-anantapur

Yes, ALITS accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admission for both local and non-local applicants. Just participate in AP EAMCET/JEE counselling to be considered under the 70% merit quota, or alternatively, apply under the management quota if needed.

Yes, Anantha Lakshmi Institute of Technology & Sciences (ALITS), Anantapur, accepts JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions under its Category A seats. These seats approximately 70% of total intake are allotted through the AP EAMCET convener counseling, which gives weight to JEE Main rank, followed by EAMCET rank, and then qualifying exam marks in PCM. Both local and non-local candidates can use JEE Main scores for admission consideration under this category.

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Yes, you can appear for improvement exams under Andhra Board even after a year. Usually, the board allows students to write improvement exams in specific subjects rather than the whole set. For theory papers, you can choose individual subjects. However, for practicals, if your earlier marks were carried forward, you may not need to repeat them. Still, it’s always safe to confirm with your board or school authorities, as rules can slightly change.

All the best!

Hello,

Since you got admission through JEE Main rank (All India quota) , your admission is considered under the open/general category , not the state reservation (NT-C) category.

So, you need to pay the Open/General category fees , not the NT-C fees.

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To clear you JEE entrance exam you need a productive and best timetable that will help you to complete overall syllabus. So, here's a weekly time table you can follow:

- On monday pick physics and clear your concept than solve some numericals.
- Then on tuesday Choose mathematics and try to solve atleast 30 questions every tuesday.
- At wednesday read chemistry from NCERT and revise theory.
- On Thursdaysolve previous year question paper and do mock test.
- Friday make your weak topics stronger, clear your doubts of weak topics
- On Saturday do Chemistry with organic, inorganic and also physical question.
- Lastly on sunday learn formulas and short notes revision.

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