JEE Main Scores

Hello Madhavi,
You have scored 62 out of 360 marks, i.e. about 18%. Will you pass any exam with this percentage? I would sincerely advise you to discard this obsession with engineering. As such about 40% do not get any job.
Please try for what else you like- Commerce, fine arts, Science, commercial pilot, etc. Change your path & you will be face to face with success.
Best wishes.

No, you cannot get this through these marks, but you have to try WBJEE or call at a mission cell of Techno India.

In Mains, you should score at least 50 marks to clear and 180+ in advance to get into IIT.
Best of luck.

You should get 60 to 80% marks in JEE.

Obviously, you can. There are many private colleges all over India that offer admission on the basis of class 12th marks.
All the best.

Hello Adil,
You have scored only 60 out if 360 marks i.e. 16%. Will you even pass your 12th with this percentage?
I sincerely advise you to review and seek some other career options.
Best wishes.

Hello Venkat,
These days, OBC students are scoring quite well in competitive exams and hence it would be tough to get admission with low scores. However, you may get admission in an unfancied branch in one of the NITs.

Hello Sanjiv, Rajasthan Institute of Engineering & Technology is one of the leading Institute in Rajasthan.
You can apply through http://www.rietjaipur.ac.in/enquiry/

Hello Rittik,
Till last year, rank was determined not only by the score in JEE Mains but by combining with some formula, marks obtained in 12th also. As a result, it was quite common to see those who scored higher in JEE Mains finding themselves lower in rank compared with those who scored less in JEE Mains! And, of course vice versa too.
To avoid this, from this year, the ranking will be exclusively on the score of JEE Mains. Hence, there will be direct co-relation between the rank & score of JEE Mains.

Hello Himanshu,
Since boards marks are not taken into consideration from this year, so based on your marks and category it will be tough for you to get admission in DTU or NSIT. But, from this year no seats are going to be vacant so wait until the last round, you may get some lower branches there.
Best wishes!