Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello,
To score 90 percentile in JEE Mains is quite good. I am sure with this percentile a student will get a seat in his desired NIT and definitely in one of the NIT's. As a matter of fact with this percentile the student will be clearing JEE Mains and will be eligible for appearing in JEE Advanced also. With this in mind the student should not be contented to accept the seat in NIT but study well and bid for a seat in IIT by clearing JEE Advanced. Best wishes to you for your preparation and clearance in JEE Advanced.

Hello Sanskriti,
Yes, your information is absolutely right. IPU has decided to utilize ranking of students in JEE Mains exam to give admission to students in their engineering courses. This had helped students to avoid preparing and appearing for one more entrance exam and at the same time it has helped the university in avoiding all the hassles that are associated with conducting an entrance exam. In fact I am of the opinion that parents and students must exert pressure on the Govt. of India for having only one pan India entrance exam for engineering on the lines of NEET for medical courses.Best wishes to you.

Yes, there is slot booking to be done for SRMJEE (PG) 2019 and for the dates that are mentioned on your application form when and how to book the slot for the paper.

You can get B.Tech IT in private colleges. The minimum eligibility criteria for many private colleges is 50% and 45% for reserved categories. So you can apply in private colleges. Hope this helps you.

NCERT is the holy book for IIT. Here are some books for different subjects:
Maths
Arihant
Engage
Physics
HC Verma
Halliday
DC Pandey
Chem
Himanshu Pandey
RC Mukerjee
VK Jaiswal.

First of all Jadavpur University accept the admission on the basis of WBJEE. So, you have to qualify the WBJEE by getting approximate 120 out of 200 marks according to the latest cut off. For more information you can hit the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/university/jadavpur-university-faculty-of-engineering-and-technology-ju-Kolkata-19992/courses

NIT-Trichy and NIT-Warangal are the best options for metallurgical and materials engineering.

Hello Varshil Shah,
I am a little confused about your statement "which college entrance exam should I fill"? You have already appeared for the JEE Mains exam and scored quite well at 93+ percentile. The only other exam that you should attempt is the one prescribed by your state government. When you register for the counseling with JoSSA, you must give max possible choices. I am attaching a link that will predict a college for you based on your percentile.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Sorry, you should have at least scored 98 percentile.