JEE Main Percentile

Yes, you can get NIT College with this percentile, but getting the desired branch in that college might be difficult, as in top NITs the percentile accepted is around 88 so in that you might not get, but yes you can grab good college.

The percentile cut-off for the unreserved category was 89.75, for EW it was 78.2 for OBC, it was 74.3 whereas for SC, ST and PwD, it was 54, 44.3 and 0.11 respectively, so without qualifying getting any college is difficult.

Yes, of course you are qualified for JEE Advance with this score and with this rank, as this year the percentile cut-off for the unreserved category was 89.75, for EW it was 78.2 for OBC, it was 74.3 whereas for SC, ST and PwD, it was 54, 44.3 and 0.11, respectively.

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Congratulations dear for securing such a nice percentile. Surely you will get NIT however college and branch will be confirmed after AIR which is going to publish tomorrow 30 April. After that, you can check different cut-offs of colleges. You can also predict -
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Hi,
You can get NIT College with this rank but the stream you won't get CSE, IT, etc. Other government colleges which you can get is UIET (Panjab University) etc. with this rank. Good luck.

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Hi,
It is obtained after transforming the scores into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session of examinees. Percentile Score shows the percentage of candidates who have scored equal to or below a particular percentile in an exam. It is the normalized score and not the raw scores.

Hi,
You can get almost all the colleges with this rank and score, from IIITs to NITs in all the colleges you can easily get the desired branch you want to and also in the first round of the counselling itself.