JEE Main

Hi Sajad,
Yes, you can definitely get admission in NIT with 98 percentile in your JEE Main paper 2, so you should definitely apply for the same and be wise during counseling process.
Good luck.

There is no defense quota reservation in JoSAA counselling. You can go for army institute of technology Pune but there is very little chance at this percentile.

If you're from general category then no you don't stand a chance but don't get disheartened give entrance exams for various top private college and try to give your best shot.
All the best.

With these marks, you won't get into any government College you should look into best private college you can get into through their own entrance exams.

Your chances are slim with this rank in starting rounds, but in the last rounds you may get some less preferred branch. Hope it helps. All the best.

Hello Tanya,
It is very nice to hear from you that you are interested in doing your graduation in engineering from a college in Maharashtra. Almost 15% seats are reserved for "All India Quota" and admissions to these are based on rankings of JEE Mains exam. I feel that with your very good percentile, you should get admission here. Remember however to register with DTE of tech education of Maharashtra, so that you are called up for counseling for admission. Best wishes to you.

Hello S Boddu,
I feel with your percentile, you should be able to get your desired branch in Thapar. However, to help you I am attaching a link that will give you all the required information about different aspects of the admission process of this great Institute.
http://www.thapar.edu/admissions
You can check cutoffs etc also.
Best wishes to you.

You can check it by clicking following link:-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

You will get nothing in JEE Mains except for some GFTI colleges i.e. government funded technical institute. Also, in VITEEE your marks is not good enough for VIT Vellore. So, you can go for VIT Chennai. Also, you can go for Manipal University. Board marks are not going to help you much in getting seats in any of the above mentioned colleges.