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Dear Rajesh,
Please use the link below to know the colleges you can get with this rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
I doubt if your son will get a good NIT with these marks. In case he does't get a good college on the basis of this rank, then he can opt for some of the good private universities like LPU, SRM, VIT, etc., offering various specializations in B.Tech. They have their different criteria for admissions. Some offer admission on basis of JEE scores, some offer admission on basis of their own tests and some offer admission on the basis of both. Some even offer direct admission on basis of your marks in class 12th. Some of the universities also offer scholarships on basis of your performance in class 12th or JEE or even during the course. All these universities offer world class learning atmosphere to students along with good placements.
Check their websites for more details.
Good luck.

Hello dear,
I'd advise you to start from NCERT books. Read NCERT textbooks thoroughly. Do the practice questions, exemplar questions. You should know them inside out. If you are from CBSE board, this will also help you in your boards. Even if you are not from CBSE board, itll help your board preparation because most of the syllabus would be a repetition. There might be only few extra things which you need to study. Maybe different experiments and all. Now for a score 250+ in Mains, once you finish NCERT books you should practice questions. Lots of practice! Start chapter-wise and later you can move to complete mock tests. Get to know your weak areas. Work on them by revisiting the books. Repeat the exercise until you get better. When you practice, ensure that you do them accurately. Mains is one exam where getting one question wrong might lead to an effective 5 marks deduction. This is not to scare you but to make you aware. Practice solving questions quickly but correctly. Avoid silly mistakes. (Its difficult, but minimise it to the most)
You have 3 hours and 90 questions. You can spend a cool 2 minutes on each question. Sometimes you might have to take short-cuts. Option elimination may sometimes do the trick. *This is not always effective*
Attempt questions only when you are sure. Consider this scenario, One guy attempts 75 out of 90 questions and gets 5 wrong leading to score 275 and then another guy attempts 85/90 and gets 15 wrong scoring only 265. Both got same questions right but number of incorrect questions were the deciding factor. I hope you get the point. Hope this helps and all the best!
Thanks!