Engineering Entrance Exam

Hello Vinagyam,
As per your rank, your chances are there to get admission in this college, however, check here to know more.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/tnea-college-predictor

Hello Kush,
Your query is okay but answer is little tough. Well! Let me try. In India, there is no single exam like NEET for entry in engineering colleges. JEE Mains, entrance exams of states, deemed Universities, etc. makes life miserable for student and parents alike. But presently there is no escape! As a corollary, with each exam, corresponding rank to get admission in different branches differes.

Hi,
Truly said!
Your chances to get into IIITs or GFTIs are zero as your rank is too high.
You are advised to contact any private college for admission.

Hello Rittik,
Well, there is not any specific book that can guarantee you 100% success, unless you are not clear over your concepts, however for better preparation refer to NCERT text books and previous years questions bank as most of the questions are from them only.
All the best.

Hello Rittik,
There are cut-off marks in JEE Mains for each category and if they score equal to or above those cut-off marks then they will be qualified. For admission into NITs, the ranks come into play for each NIT there are specific closing and opening ranks and these ranks differ in each round of counselling. Usually, 7 rounds of counselling are held in which the ranks are declared for other state and home state quota. So based on that, the admissions are determined.
For the official opening and closing ranks refer:
http://josaa.nic.in/Result/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx

Unfortunately, this is not the correct dashboard for this particular question. Thanks.

Hi,
I don't think there is any Govt. college which can let you take admission at this point of time as you have missed the counseling dates. However, you may check some private colleges for admission like Thapar, LPU, JIIT, DY Patil, etc.

You should score 280+ for general category and for OBC category 260-280 marks are good to get you the branch of your choice. And in board also, you should score 75% as it is the criteria for NITs. Also, it depends on the branch you want. For CSE/IT cut-offs are highest then followed by other branches. Also, there are various aspects like how you put preferences in your JOSSA admission form and are you a home state candidate or other state candidate. These are various factors. Comment for further queries. Good luck!

I will suggest you to go for Chitranjan Bhakta. But this is only for organic chemistry.