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Baskaran M

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To predict your JEE Mains rank, use a rank predictor tool or calculate your percentile score manually. Consider factors like category, state, and exam difficulty. Estimated ranks:

- 280-300 marks: Rank 1-20

- 240-250 marks: Rank 428-755

- 200-210 marks: Rank 2720-3803

- 150-160 marks: Rank 11678-17290

Use tools like Shiksha's JEE Main Rank Predictor for more accurate estimates.

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Baskaran M

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For a JEE Paper 2 rank of 250, the estimated percentile is around 99.97-99.98. This is based on Paper 1 data, so actual percentile may vary.

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Aman Kumar

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A JEE Main is not always required to take admission in B.Tech at Amity University. On the one hand, it is accepted and can result in your getting scholarships or direct admissions, but 12 th grade marks are important. The aggregate eligibility students need is aggregate of above 60 percent in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry andMath/Biology (55 percent in the case of sponsored category). Amity too holds the Amity JEE entrances tests. But when you are having good 12 th Board result (e.g. 80% or more) or you have got good score in JEE main (e.g.30+ score with 60% in PCM/PCB), then you may be having direct admission without touching Amity JEE

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Aman Kumar

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Since you have ranks of 848537 and 103284 in the JEE Main CRL and Gen-EWS categories respectively, it may be very hard to receive an admission in B.Tech programs in Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (Pantnagar University) under the home state quota. Firstly, the ranks in most EWS home state cutoffs are generally up to about 300,000 and as per the previous year cutoffs, the cut-off stood at 200095 for B.Tech Electronics Engineering, 169720 B.Tech electrical Engineering etc. Your rank under EWS is very high to the extent that direct admission is to be a challenge. You ought to investigate other schools or in o

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Aman Kumar

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It is normally impossible to get into a top/best NIT or IIIT or GFTI with a score of 53 percentile in JEE Main since their cut-offs are generally very high. However, there are a number of options of exploring the private engineering colleges in India and also government colleges which accept lower percentile of JEE Main in the state level institutions. Such colleges could be found as Seacom Skills University, Accurate Institute of Management and Technology, Terna Engineering College, Pallavi Engineering College, Marwadi University, and other institutions where quite numerous engineering specializations are usually offered.

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Aman Kumar

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Having a high JEE Main CRL of 301, 136 and a PwD rank of 527 as a Delhi homestate candidate, the chances of making it to CS, IT or ECE at NSUT will be heavily undermined, with reservation or not. Though NSUT participated in the 50 % seats against All India candidates Persons with Disability (PwD), they only hold a quota of 5 per cent in the Delhi region so the cut offs of such popular branches are highly competitive even in the reserved category. Previous year PwD specific cut-offs are different and you should refer to the official JAC Delhi counselling site to get the same.

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