Engineering Entrance Exam

No, you can not, if you failed in JEE Mains then you are eligible for that.

You can get VIT, Pune or MIT, Pune. You can also get UIET, Punjab University-Chandigarh.

Hi Livingston!
It depends on your caste, the score you take need not be the cut-off score.
The following would give you the cut-off scores caste wise.
GENERAL (OC) - 81
PWD-1
OBC-NCL - 49
SC-32
ST-27
If you have scored more than your cut-off (for your caste), then you are qualified to write JEE Advanced and

Hi Gopi!
If you have qualified then you have a good chance of getting NITS, IIITs or other GFTIs. And with this score, you are also eligible to write JEE Advanced. So, try to write that if you want.
Other than NITs, there are some colleges where they accept JEE Mains score as well as your board exam

Hi Jani,
The admission for your rank is through phase 2 counselling means you will be called a little late. So, you have to pay more fee.
The category is based on the no. of candidates who choose electrical engineering and the other branches of VIT such as Chennai, Bhopal, and Amaravati.
At the counsel

Hi Siddharth!
Yes, you are qualified to write JEE Advanced as you have crossed the maximum cut-off score of 81.
All the best for your exam!

Hi Virendra,
Kalpit Veerwal became the first ever in the country to score 100%, or full marks of 360, to top the prestigious Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains 2017 for IITs and other engineering colleges in the country when CBSE declared the results on Thursday.

General- 81
OBC-NCL- 49
Scheduled Cat.- 32
Scheduled Tribe-27
PWD- 1