JEE Advanced

Your AIR will give better idea of college than marks. According to this year cutoff, 136 is really good marks and you can get state level college with nice branch. Getting a seat in good NIT's is a bit difficult if you belong to general category.
Cut off of JEE Advance is going to be a bit high because maximum marks were high for general category people.

We cannot say anything about the cut off now as per the last year the cut off for gen candidate was 75 (approx.). For SC, ST candidates it was about 38 and so on, this year everyone is saying about increase in cut off but it can decrease.

JEE Advanced Cutoff 2017is the minimum marks that a candidate has to secure to be eligible for getting admission to undergraduate engineering programmes offered across Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian School of Mining (ISM) Dhanbad. IIT Madras, the organizing institute for JEE Advanced 2017, has announced the minimum marks prescribed for inclusion in the rank list in the brochure. This is the JEE Advanced Cutoff 2017 for qualifying the exam. The admission cutoff is different from the qualifying cutoff. Candidates will be able to know the JEE Advanced Cutoff for admissions only during the counseling.

As per new rule, 2 attempts will be given for JEE Advanced and 3 attempts for JEE Mains. there also age limitations. You can also check it at www.jeemain/advance.in

Hello Jagdish,
You just qualified advance then it quite tough to get IITs but if you scored 75% in boards and your JEE Mains marks are good then you get NITs.

Hello Rohan
Firstly, see your rank by this link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-advanced-rank-predictor
and after getting rank you may see the closing rank for different college by this link:
http://josaa.nic.in/Result2016/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx

Hello Neeti,
Please follow the link for complete detail about rank by your marks and category:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-advanced-rank-predictor

Admissions in LNMIIT is on the basis of JEE Mains score and not rank. The basic cut-off is that you should have cleared Mains. Individual branches cut-offs are announced later based on the number of seats available for the course.

If you have a good percentage in 12th as well, by good I mean like 90+; then there are chances that you can get into a NIT. Moreover, CSE is a highly prioritized branch, for that you can go for your home state NIT. And the chances increase if you get category reservation.
Good luck with that!