Engineering Entrance Exam

Sastra considers IPE in all the streams. Stream 1: Ipe + JEE score, with your ipe score if JEE rank is below 30,000 you have a chance to get seat in sastra. Stream 2 : only ipe no chance in this stream for main campus.

If your JEE rank stands with 40,000. You have ample of chances to get CSE in sastra. But wait until the 3rd of counseling ends to get your CSE branch.

Yes. You will be getting your seat in aerospace with your score mentioned. But you have to wait up to 2nd / 3rd round of counseling. So that you will get your chance of studying in aerospace SASTRA. All the best.

It's tough to get those courses in sastra main branch with your score. If you want CS IT, ECE courses mandatory with your score you can apply for kumbakonam campus of sastra. If you want a seat in main campus Thanjavur, you will get either chemical mechanical or aerospace with 50-50 chances. All the

CSE seems difficult in AU, However possibilities can be developed in other Engineering branches.

Yes if the registration window is open on JEE Advanced website. Generally the cutoffs for general candidate go as high as 90 percentile. So you will be eligible for registration.

If you belong to general category there is a high chance that you will not be able to clear the cutoff. Every year NTA releases different cutoff for JEE Advanced you can SEE that cutoff on your JEE Main result after all the sessions of JEE Main get conducted.

The cutoff for 2020 for CSE were 40000 for general, 56000 for OBC & 132000 for SC. There is no data available for recent years. You should apply for counseling as there is a high chance of getting a seat if year rank is under 50000.

JEE result does not declare in points. The result contained percentile and CRL. So please write about the CRL or percentile along with caste and home state for better response.

It is based on your grade point average and admission exam results. It is completely open for you to choose any stream that interests you, given that you are intelligent and have a variety of options. For such gifted students, the job chances are the same (who get to choose disciplines rather than a