JEE Main Scores

If you score 150+ in JEE Mains or Advanced then you get a good college for engineering for CS branch. If you want to enrol in a top NIT or IIT then you have to score near about 200 marks.
Thank you and all the best.

Hello Vivek,
You asked the same question last year also. Such information is available in hundreds of sources in detail. You should ask some query that stimulates the brain.
Don't look from this perspective. Have an aim to get admission in IIT only. Then surely you will get what you want.
I think you should aim to be in top 30 percentile of JEE Mains.

For NITs and IITs you need 75% + but there are some low colleges which expects less percentage. Go to shiksha's website and find colleges with less eligibility marks.

JEE Mains cut-off trends:
2017-81 marks
2016-100 marks
2015-105 marks
2014-115 marks
2013-113 marks
Anything above this you should qualify for counselling in govt. engineering colleges. As competition is fierce, you should secure high marks to qualify for the merit list of the top NITs.
Here are the most important factors that help derive JEE Main Cut off each year:
Total number of appeared candidates
Difficulty level of exam
Previous year cutoff
Number of available seats
Overall performance of the candidate

No, you have to do much more preparation because it is very tough.

Yes, you will definitely get the seat as per your score.

For computer science in Jamia, you need to score at least 180 marks in JEE Mains 2018 and there is absolutely no problem with the crowd. There are many hindu students in my class and there are no such differences between people on the basis of their religion.

50% of the intake is through ACPC which uses GUJCET's ranks and the remaining 50% is through JEE Mains ranks, where in you have to fill a separate application to join the college.

Hi,
First of all, clear your basic concepts and it is very important to go through previous year JEE questions which will give you an idea and many of that questions will clear your misconceptions.
GOOD LUCK.

It depends upon cut-off. But according to this year, the cutoff were 81.
So, 160 is not enough for CSE in top NITs.
But, you can GFTIS and good state government colleges.