
Predict, Analyse & Plan Your UPTAC Journey
UPTAC College Predictor 2026- Candidates wanting to apply for admission in the engineering colleges of Uttar Pradesh must apply for the UPTAC 2026 counselling. Hence, candidates must be aware of which colleges they might get admission into. The UPTAC 2026 College predictor tool by Careers360 helps candidates determine which colleges they might get admission into.
The admission in Uttar Pradesh will be done based on the candidate’s JEE Main 2026 scores. Hence, candidates can utilise the UPTAC 2026 college predictor immediately after the JEE Main exam. The UPTAC 2026 college predictor is helpful for candidates to make an informed decision about which colleges to choose during the UPTAC counselling 2026.
The following details will be required to use the JEE 2026 college predictor:
JEE Main 2026 CRL rank
Domicile
The UPCET 2026 college predictor developed by Careers360 is a fairly easy tool to use. Candidates can follow the steps mentioned below to use the UPTAC 2026 college predictor.
Go to the Careers360 website and click on “UPTAC 2026 college predictor”
Enter the required information, such as JEE Main 2026 CRL rank and domicile.
Click on “Predict my colleges.”
The complete list of colleges that are available for the inputted JEE Main rank will be displayed on the screen
The following are the benefits of utilising the UPTAC college predictor
Candidates can find out which UPTAC 2026 participating institutes they can get admission into based on their JEE Main 2026 scores.
Candidates will also receive detailed information about various aspects of the UPCET admissions process including fee structures, seat matrix, eligibility and more.
The UPTAC college predictor will give results in the colleges that are participating in the UPTAC 2026 counselling. The institutes that are participating in the UPTAC counselling are as follows:
Yes, if CBSE rules permit your case, you may be able to improve your Class 12 marks as a private candidate. However, students who have already passed Class 12 cannot always reappear for all subjects as private candidates; eligibility depends on the current CBSE improvement/private candidate rules. Check the latest CBSE notification before applying. Also, IMU-CET requires meeting the required PCM percentage and other eligibility conditions.
With this rank, some good options include:
1. CBIT (unlikely)
2. VNR VJIET (unlikely)
3. Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (possible in later rounds for some branches)
4. CMR Technical Campus
5. Malla Reddy Engineering Colleges
6. CVR College of Engineering (depending on category/branch)
7. Vardhaman College of Engineering (some branches)
8. Anurag University (if affordable)
Please mention your category (OC/BC/SC/ST/EWS), gender, and preferred branch for more accurate suggestions.
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Please refer to the link provided below:
https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper
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Yes, you have a fair chance of getting a B.Tech Mechanical Engineering seat through PMSSS because your 66.6% score clears the basic 60% eligibility bar, your SC category gives reservation benefits, and south/average colleges face lower demand than top-tier institutions.
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With 39 percentile, admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through JoSAA is very unlikely in the General category. You may consider:
Private engineering colleges that accept JEE Main scores.
Colleges through your state counselling (depending on your category and state).
Universities with direct admission based on Class 12 marks or their own entrance exams.