Engineering Entrance Exam

Hi Suyash,
Since this year cut-off seems to lie around 100-105. So, you will easily qualify for JEE Mains. On the basis of your marks, you may not get any reputed college, start looking forward for JEE advance and other exams that are lined up.
Best of luck.

Hi Srira,
Admission in all of the IITs and NITs are done through the centralised counselling JOSAA. You cannot apply separately. And for IISC, you need to apply for it separately.

If you have to study engineering in good colleges of the country, try once more after preparing for another year. It may sound ridiculous to sit at home and study for another year but trust me it can give you a better chance. If dropping a year is not your option, you can get admission in some less

Food technology can be a very promising course given you have interest in the same. You have a very rather good marks expectations in JEE. Try the official joint counselling. You might get a decent college. Biotechnology itself is rather a new subject in India. Food technology is just one part of it

Hello Shivam,
Yes, it's a fact of life that not all have resources. But have faith in yourself & determination. What is actually required us perseverance and sincere efforts at studies. There are many students who do not join any class but pass & there are plenty of students who take coaching classes

Sorry brother. You won't be able to get it.

Hi Sanket,
Since you are getting 154, you may get any lower NITs or IIITs, but if you want to appear in JEE 2018, you definitely can. Dropping a year doesn't seem to be problematic more or less, every one does. But, if you got any good college option this year, then take admission and continue with t

Hi Manas,
As you came under HS quota, you may get it in the last round, so wait till that.

Cut off may be 97-102, as no. of candidate allow to appear in exam is increased to 2.20 lakh.