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Let me assure you that the process is completely online. It is a very simple process and it also incorporates two mock rounds of the admission process which enables students to get the hang of it. You can get information from the web page of JOSA. However, to help you and others in your situation Shiksha has developed over the page which gives in detail the whole process the pros and cons the precautions to be taken at every step so that you don't fall into a trap and all the required details. Here is the link. I would request you to use the slim and yourself with all the twist and turns of the whole process so that you are successful in getting what you want. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/josaa-counselling#:~:text=During the counselling of JoSAA preferences and availability of seats. Best wishes to you.

Hello Sunny, your ranking in SC category at about 73000 is quite good. This must be the all India ranking and as a result not many who are ahead of you in the ranking will be interested in seeking admission under college in Delhi University. In view of this I foresee good chance for you to get admission. Guessing is a very tough game. But Shiksha has made it quite simple by generating a college predictor based on the performance results of the students in the many previous years. I am attaching this college predictor below and you can click it to open the page and then input your performance in JEE Mains and the category to know the probable chances of which college and which branch you are likely to get. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Internal exams are an important part of the assessment process in colleges and universities, and missing an internal exam can have consequences on a student's academic performance. The exact policy for missing internal exams may vary from institution to institution, and it's best to check with Dr. M. P. S. Memorial College of Business Studies for their specific policy. In general, missing an internal exam may result in a lower grade for the course or subject. Some institutions may allow students to make up for the missed exam by providing an alternative exam or assignment. However, this option may not be available in all cases and may be subject to certain conditions or restrictions. It's important for students to communicate with their professors or academic advisors in case of any emergency or unavoidable circumstances that may prevent them from taking an internal exam. This may help in finding a suitable solution or alternative to make up for the missed exam. In any case, it's important for students to take internal exams seriously and make every effort to attend them as scheduled, to avoid any negative impact on their academic performance.

Hello Garg Telco, your ranking in EWS category is just about 9000 while your category in the main list is above 55000. This is quite good and I am sure that with this ranking you are bound to get admission in your desired branch and desired NIT. Predicting as to which branch and NIT one can get is a very tough preposition as there are many dynamics involved. To help you Shiksha has developed one college predictor for JEE Mains examination that will help you in predicting which branch and which NIT you are likely to get once you input your performance parameters into this predictor. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.