CBSE

CBSE admit card 2026 for Class 10 and 12 are available now. The CBSE admit card 2026 is released on the official website- cbse.nic.in. For regular students, schools can download the admit cards, get it signed by the school principal and distribute them. Students need to visit their schools to collect the CBSE 10th, and 12th admit card for 2026.

For private students, the CBSE admit card 2026 is issued online. Candidates can visit the official website and log in using their login credentials. The admit card will open up on the screen. They must download and save the CBSE admit card and take a printout of it.

It is mandatory to carry the CBSE admit card on all exam days otherwise students will not be allowed to write the exam. The CBSE hall ticket mentions the roll number, name, and other important details of students along with the exam dates, timings, and other important information. 

It's not easy to calculate your TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) rank based just on your 12th CBSE scores (160), as TNEA ranks are established by a normalisation method that takes into account all candidates' performance in addition to your 12th marks. The precise ranking is determined by the total number of candidates, their grades, and the authorities' normalisation algorithm, which varies annually. A CBSE score of 160 is typically regarded as normal to above average. You would need to be aware of the whole score distribution and the normalisation process for the TNEA exam given in that specific year in order to obtain a more precise estimate.

The well-known Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology offers engineering and technology education, has solid industry ties, and has a solid placement record. It provides chances for research and innovation in addition to a broad range of engineering disciplines.

On the other hand, Vellore Institute of Technology is well known for its engineering programs, which place a high priority on research, education, and worldwide collaborations with an eye toward industry. It provides excellent programs in other areas including business, law, and sciences, in addition to offering a broad range of engineering disciplines.

VIT and Thapar are both great options. With fewer students in each session, Thapar may provide a more individualized experience, but VIT's several campuses and solid business connections give students wider exposure.

With 93 percentile, your rank would be roughly around 95,000. Given your rank, securing admission into top-tier NITs might be challenging, but you have a good chance of getting into lower-ranked NITs such as those in Srinagar, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Agartala, Puducherry, and even NIT Jalandhar for textile engineering,  the expected rank for the 94 percentile is AIR 72,000 while that for the 95 percentile is AIR 60,000 the list of NIT'S and there respective branches at which admission are possible for a score between 94 to 95 percentile are provided here. As the cutoff for each year usually fill in the same range

NITs release cutoff ranks rather than percentiles for admissions. The cutoff ranks vary each year depending on factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, number of applicants, and available seats in each branch and institute.

Renowned for its Diploma programs in engineering, Government Polytechnic Pune offers courses in information technology (IT) and computer engineering, which are sometimes compared to computer Science engineering (CSE). It is required that you pass your Class 10 exams from an accredited board.There must be a minimum percentage, which changes every year. Your Class 10 CBSE score of 87.8% is regarded as exceptionally good and should satisfy the eligibility requirements. The Centralized Admission Process (CAP), which is run by the Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), is used for admissions. It is required of you to take part in the CAP rounds, when seats are distributed according to merit and reserved categories. You have a reservation quota as a SC candidate, which increases your chances of securing a seat in the preferred branch.