JEE Main Scores

Hello Sunny,
It's very difficult to answer your query since from this year onwards your marks in JEE Mains only will decide your AIR. What this means is that how others have scored will matter a great deal. As presently there is no way to answer your query, just do not worry and keep studying. After the exams there will be a large number of websites which will claim to answer your query. Till then best wishes.

Hi,
It entirely depends upon the cutoff of that particular year. But, a score of 250+ can give you an upper hand in this case.

Hi,
You can check what all colleges you can get through below given link
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Hi,
You can look for admission in NITs and other good colleges are DTU, SRM-Chennai, KIIT-Bhubaneshwar, Thapar University and COE-Pune.
You can check below link-
https://www.shiksha.com/top-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-jee-mains-score-rankingpage-44-2-0-0-6244

You should have scored nearly 200 and above. So you can get good IITs and NITs. If you are an OBC candidate then your rank will be depended on that year's JEE Mains exam and cut off.

You will need to tell me your state of eligibility, your category of reservation and preferred branch if any, then I will be able to tell you the cut off score. Get back to me with these details and I will reply back to you. By the way for general category, and outside Delhi almost all the branches get exhausted by 5000 rank to give you a perspective. Please upvote the answer if it is useful.

Hi Deep,
To get admission in SVNIT - Surat, the marks obtained in class 12th will not be considered this year. The score in JEE Mains will be counted. Your AIR will now be based on these marks. Hence, my advice is not to worry and concentrate on preparation for the exam.
Best of luck.

If you are able to score 120 or more in JEE Mains and above 75% in boards, then there is nothing to worry. You will get admission in a good government college. If you score more than 250, you may get admission in NIT.