Engineering Entrance Exam

No, YMCA University takes admissions only by shortlisting students on the basis of their rank in the JEE exam. If you haven't given JEE exam then you aren't qualified to even apply for this university as in the application form itself they will ask you about your marks and rank in the exam and failing to provide the same wont let you complete the form for submission.

As you haven't mentioned your category, I can't exactly tell you the answer for it. But yes, if you have qualified the cutoff marks then you can get many private college ( you won't get any good government college in this rank) like Jaypee Noida, Shiv Nadar University, Galgotias University or so. But you should keep in mind the placement scenario of the college before taking up admission.

Yes, you can keep hope for NIT Jaipur. The statistics shows a 70% chance for you to get inside NITs.

Yes, of course, JEE ranks are just for percentage scholarships within 1 Lacs. Above that it all comes down to 12th percentage. I. e. 65% overall with atleast 60% in PCM.

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Yes, you will be. In Category 1 you should get EEE, ECM and Civil. Category 2 I guess you should get ECE and Mechanical as well.

This year, VIT is taking admission for Ranks above 1,00,000 in Bhopal Campus. You should go and check there. There is a possibility you could get admission. Bhopal is a newer campus and. So, its slowly picking momentum. The best option will be to go and attend counselling in Bhopal as only this year VIT has started counselling for 100k above ranks. All the Best!

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No u cant get a seat in NITW unless something big happens.the cutoff rank was way less than urs last year