JEE Main Scores

Hi,
Yes, you can. In SASTRA, 70% seats for B.Tech course are filled on the basis of JEE Main score along with prior weightage to the marks in 10+2.
30% seats in B.Tech are filled on the basis of merit drawn on the basis of marks in 10+2 followed by counselling. In the case of admission through JEE Main over 70% seats, 75% weightage will be given to JEE Main score while 25% to the marks in 10+2. In the case of admission, on the basis of 10+2 merit over 30% seats, normalized marks of each board will be considered.
Best of luck.

Hi,
Yes, you can. In SASTRA, 70% seats for B.Tech course are filled on the basis of JEE Main score along with prior weightage to the marks in 10+2.
30% seats in B.Tech are filled on the basis of merit drawn on the basis of marks in 10+2 followed by counselling. In the case of admission through JEE Main over 70% seats, 75% weightage will be given to JEE Main score while 25% to the marks in 10+2. In the case of admission, on the basis of 10+2 merit over 30% seats, normalized marks of each board will be considered.
Best of luck.

You must elaborate your question when asking. How do you expect a proper answer without a proper question?

Actually, they don't take a student by their JEE Mains result. You can only enter to VIT campus by passing VITEEE entrance exam or by donation.

To qualify for giving JEE Advanced exam, you need to have 75% marks aggregate in class 12th, then only you will be eligible for appearing in the exam. Thank you.

You'll get NIT but with lower rank and with branches such as metallurgy or mining. Kindly explore other options like B.Sc.

Frankly, you will get the lower NITs with non-core branches be it mining or metallurgy. Try getting into NIT-Manipur, Silchar or Pondicherry. Assuming you are from general category, you left with these options only, though if from any other category, you may have a better chance.

You can get admission but in not so good NIT. Moreover, if you are able to land up a good branch, it may compensate the name of a low rank NIT.

Since there are only a few colleges which offer mechatronics engineering in India and one of them is IIT-D.

The smartest people in India get the best package. Some IITians focus on studies, some on their startups and some mere on their degree. The third category has to just do their jobs. It's not about them, it's about their thoughts. Don't worry, Not IITians, but whole India is doing great and non-IITians are also doing great.