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Honestly, no. JAC Delhi closes at much better ranks even for OBC outside Delhi in mainstream branches. You can still target IPU (via its counselling), state CETs (COMEDK, MHT CET), or solid private universities (Thapar, Manipal, Amrita, SRM, VIT). If Delhi is non negotiable, look at MAIT, MSIT, BPIT (via IPU counselling)—cut offs there are friendlier.

Most boards (CBSE/state) conduct compartment/supplementary exams in June–July. If your board allows up to two or three subjects, you're fine; if not, you may have to repeat the year or use NIOS. Immediately check your board's 2025 supplementary circular, fill the compartment form, pay the prescribed fee, and focus on only those syllabi. Colleges will accept you once you clear within the same academic cycle—keep proof of appearing in supplementary safe.

Post counselling fee, VIT typically asks for a provisional admission advance (commonly around one Lacs rupees, adjustable against first? year tuition), plus hostel fee if you opt in. Category shifts may change your total payable significantly. Carry all originals for verification; if you miss the payment deadline, your seat can vanish. Always read the latest VIT admission brochure—they revise slabs & timelines every year.

For pattern (aptitude, reasoning, GA) + scale, look at SSC (CGL, CHSL), IBPS (PO/Clerk/RRB), State PSCs, Insurance exams (NIACL, LIC AAO), NRA CET (when active), and DFCCIL/Metro Rail recruitments. If you're eyeing technical RRB JE/SSE, then GATE (for core prep in depth), SSC JE, and state electricity board/PSU junior engineer exams mirror the technical flavour. Build a shared base: Quant, LR, GA (Indian polity, economy, railway basics), and speed tests—then add the technical or job specific layer only where needed.

With an All India Rank of 4 lakh in JEE Mains, the possibility of getting a seat at any Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT) through transparent counselling rounds is extremely slim. For most IIITs, the closing rank for the general category remains well within the range of around one lakh to one and a half lakh, and sometimes even lower for competitive branches like Computer Science and Electronics.

With a JEE Main score of 249 in 2025, admission to NIT Hamirpur for any B.Tech branch is not feasible. Typically, NIT Hamirpur's closing ranks for the general category in popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering range from around 12 thousand to 22 thousand. For other branches, the closing ranks are generally well below 50 thousand. Since a score of 249 corresponds to a rank much higher than these cutoffs, it would be very difficult to secure a seat in any branch at NIT Hamirpur this year.

With an OBC rank of 228000 in JEE Mains, getting admission to the Computer Science branch at the Central University of Rajasthan is highly unlikely. Recent cutoffs for B.Tech Computer Science there show that the closing rank for OBC category students is generally around 34000 to 34400 in recent years. This means your rank is far beyond the typical cutoff range required for that course.

Yes, entry of B.Ed programme in Biyani Girls B.Ed. College is through scores on PTET (Pre-Teacher Education Test). Only qualify PTET candidates are allowed to the final selection process. The test measures the ability and teaching capacity of potential students. The merit list during admission is based on PTET scores as well as the academic performance.

With 86.7 percentile in JEE Main, you may get into NITs, IIITs, and private colleges like NIT Agartala, IIIT Allahabad, KIIT University, LPU, and Chandigarh University. Admission depends on rank, seat availability, and category. Check college predictor tools for more insights.

With JEE Mains CRL rank 587315 and EWS rank 76625, you may get into:

- NITs (Civil/CS branches)

- GFTIs like Assam University and Tezpur University

- Private colleges like LPU, Chandigarh University, and Amity University Jaipur

Check official websites for updates.