Engineering Entrance Exam

Through this marks, it is difficult to get good NITs through this score. If you belong to general category, then it is not possible
So, please check in this link about the cutoff according to your caste category.
http://jointseatallocationauthority.in/josaa-cut-marks-iits-nits-scstobcgeneral/

These exam are not compulsory after class 12th. It depends upon the career option you want to do after class 12th.
If you wants to become engineer or doctor, then you may appear in exam, but if not, then it is not compulsory.

Hello Mitesh,
Exam pattern is quite simple. Each correct answer fetches you four marks and wrong answer gets you one negative mark. Sum total will decide how much is your score & will in turn decide your rank.

Hello,
Your brother scored only 90 out if 360 marks. Why obsession with engineering? As per reports almost 40% students don't get any job. Think of some other profession like commerce, finance, humanities etc.

Hello Gauri,
All colleges in Maharashtra have to give admissions based on MHTCET. However if seats are vacant then some private colleges consider marks in JEE Mains for admission. You may get chance via this route.

Hello Shubham,
Yes, if you have out in efforts after your last failure, there is no reason as to why you can't clear JEE Mains in 2018. But have a look at eligibility from date of birth or passing if 12th perspective.
Best wishes

Hello,
As per your own estimate you are likely to get less than 50% marks. IIITs are most sought-after Institutions for those appearing for JEE Mains. I feel you have very less chances in getting admission.

Hello Anuvab,
There are plenty of students who crack this exam without any coaching and there are thousands who do not clear in spite of coaching. It all depends on your aptitude and determination. Every thing is possible.
Best wishes

Hello,
If you have scored just about 50% marks in JEE Mains, your chances of getting admission in any of the NITs or CFTIs is very slim. It however also depends on how other students have scored. You should start looking for your home state colleges.