Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Kartik Yadav, not to my knowledge. In any case, NTA takes about 10 days to declare results of each session of JEE Mains. But the overall results alongside cutoffs of various categories will be published only after fourth session is completed. Till then one has to wait. Best wishes to you.

Hello Ajeet Kumar, firstly let me congratulate you on scoring 91 percentile in OBC NCL category. Last year cutoff was about 72 percentile and hence you are definitely going to get admission in one if the NIT. But if I may ask, why stop at NIT? You will be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. Please

Hello Khushbu Rani, I am afraid 68 percentile perhaps will not make you eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. Last year cutoff was about 72 percentile. I am giving below cutoff for different categories. Cut-off for JEE Advance
Candidates having at least 90.3765335 percentile will be eligible to appear

As stream 1 is 75% ipe + 25 % JEE score. You have very good JEE score. Mostly you can get CSE branch. As this year stream 1 seats reduced from 70% to 50%. It's a 90-10% chances of getting and not getting. Try upto last round of counselling. Wish you luck.

Hello Master Jerry, let me clarify that admissions to different engineering colleges in Maharashtra are based on the entrance exam conducted by the state government called MHT CET. Very few seats are reserved for what is xalled as All India Quota and are filled up based in JEE Mains. As a result, cu

Hello Sai Deepak, the cutoff percentile for EWS candidates last year was just above 70 percentile. Hence I am sure that you will definitely be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced examination. For your information I am giving below cutoff for different categories of students. Cut-off for JEE Advance
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Hello Sandeep, while calculating percentile, certain data is required. Unfortunately this data is available only with NTA. Hence it's almost impossible to find out percentile for any one else. I would like to advise you to not worry on this part. But surely NTA informs students about their percentil

Hello Sanjeev Kumar, these days raw marks do not matter at all. Percentile is the criteria for admission and ranking. Unfortunately you have not mentioned your percentile. Okay. I would like to advise you to download the college predictors available on the net. Using these and your percentile, you c