UPTAC College Predictor 2025

Hello Aspirant,

If you already have a Class 12 from NIOS in April 2025 with 67%, you are technically considered a “pass”. But, now since you are reappearing for Class 12 through BOSSE (Sikkim) in October 2025, in order to increase your percentage to 75% (for eligibility) here is how it works:

In the JEE Main Application Form:

• Choose "Appearing" for Class 12 (you will be giving the BOSSE oct 2025 exam).
• Enter the passing year as 2025.

For JoSAA Counselling:

• You must submit the latest valid marksheet, that states you have obtained more than 75%.
• If your result from BOSSE (oct 2025) comes before counselling/document verification, then to submit BOSSE marksheet.
• If you only submit NIOS marksheet (67%), you will not then meet the criteria for 75%, so you may be excluded from admission

Here’s a plan for JEE Mains 2026 in 4 months:

1. Divide time: 2 months for Class 12 syllabus, 1 month for Class 11, 1 month for full revision & mock tests.

2. Daily schedule: 6–7 hours study; 50% for theory & problem-solving, 50% for practice & revision.

3. Topic-wise focus: Prioritize high-weightage chapters and weak areas first.

4. Daily problem practice: Solve previous year questions and chapter-wise exercises.

5. Weekly tests: Take 1 full-length test weekly, analyze mistakes, and revise weak concepts.

6. Consistency: Avoid skipping days; maintain notes and formula sheets for quick revision.

If you want to crack JEE exam you read to dedicatedly prepared for that from the scratch to the advance focus on high weightage topic and prepare question in the time based and continuously practice the previous question this will help to know the pattern of JEE exam questions

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You asked for the JEE Main previous year question paper in Tamil language with a download link.

The National Testing Agency conducts JEE Main in multiple regional languages including Tamil. Students who opted for Tamil as their exam language can access official past year question papers. These Tamil medium question papers are helpful for practice because they match the exact difficulty level, syllabus pattern, and marking scheme of the real examination.

For your preparation, you should focus on solving the official previous year papers because they show the actual style of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics questions. Attempting these papers will improve your speed, accuracy, and confidence for the upcoming JEE exam.

After searching authentic sources, the Tamil version of JEE Main past year papers is available to download in PDF format. One verified source is Collegedunia, which provides JEE Main question papers in multiple languages including Tamil. On that page you will find year-wise and shift-wise papers. You can directly download a Tamil medium paper for practice.

Here is the working download link for you:
JEE Main Previous Year Question Paper in Tamil – Collegedunia (https://collegedunia.com/exams/jee-main/question-paper?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

To use the paper effectively, first attempt it within the official exam duration of three hours without interruption, then check your answers with the official key. Make note of the chapters where you face difficulty and revise those concepts from NCERT and reference books. Regular practice of at least one paper weekly will build exam-like stamina and problem-solving ability.

In summary, JEE Main question papers in Tamil language are officially available, and you can download them using the provided link. Practice them sincerely to maximize your performance

With your JEE Main CRL 476199 and OBC rank 173160, admission to Civil Engineering at Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology (IGIT), Sarang under JoSAA counseling is highly unlikely, since even civil branch closing ranks in IGIT usually remain within 50k–80k CRL (general) and much lower for OBC. However, you may try through state counseling (Odisha JEE) where cutoffs are sometimes more flexible, but chances are still very low. You should keep other private/state colleges as backup.

Hey! With a JEE Main rank of around 1 lakh, you still have a good chance to get admission in several engineering colleges that provide quality education at a reasonable fee. For government colleges, you can aim for NITs or GFTIs in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering, as these usually have slightly higher closing ranks. For example, colleges like NIT Goa, NIT Puducherry, and NIT Srinagar might have seats available in certain branches.

Apart from NITs, state government engineering colleges are also a good option, especially under home state quota. They often have lower tuition fees and good faculty, so you can get a solid education without spending much.

If you are open to private colleges, there are options like VIT Vellore, KIIT Bhubaneswar, or Amity University that provide decent infrastructure and placements. However, the fees may be higher than government colleges.

My advice is to focus on branches that are less competitive, check all counseling rounds, and make use of state quotas if applicable. With proper planning, a rank of 1 lakh can still help you get a good college and start your engineering career success

fully.

No, you can’t use a previous year’s JEE rank for the current year’s WBJEE counselling. Only the JEE Main rank of the same admission year is valid along with that year’s WBJEE rank.

Hello Aspirant,

Finding specific JEE exam centers for Whitefield is difficult as they vary each year. The list is released on the admit card . However, many centers are usually iON Digital Zones. For coaching, top centers near Whitefield include Aakash Institute , Narayana Institute , and Allen Career Institute . These centers have branches in and around the Whitefield area to help you prepare for the exam.

Its okay if you missed jee this year you can drop year for JEE to get into a government institute like IET Lucknow to get better placement here and fees is also less in comparison with SRMU but it also means delaying a year with no guarantee success.

Joining a private college like SRMU now avoids losing a year,but it comes with higher costs and generally lower placement statistics compared to top government institutions.

ultimately Your decision should be based on your skill whether you can significantly improve your JEE score versus accepting a faster, but potentially more expensive, path to your B.Tech.

Hope it helps..