JEE Main

Students who have scored well in exams there will be 90% scholarship in tuition fee for the students having 95% marks in boards. The college also provides scholarships to their own students, means the students in the 1st year can get a scholarship for 2nd year if overall marks in the 1st year are more than 90%. It also helps in applying for government scholarships.

Please refer the JEE Main predictor below :
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

Follow the JEE predictor below:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

Hello Tanya,
For general category students, the cut-off percentile fixed by JoSAA is 89.75. Unfortunately your percentile at 87.4 is not meeting required level & hence I am afraid you will not be able to register with JoSAA.

If you not given JEE Mains, you can give MH-CET (For Maharashtra State) exam to get an admission in B.Tech in Mumbai or all Maharashtra.

You have to visit website and register yourself for JoSAA counseling it will start soon in the month of June.

Truly speaking there is no chance in any NIT or in any IIITs at this rank. You may get GFTI colleges but can't get CSE or ECE.

It all depends upon which field are you going to pursue. In all branches (Except ICT-Computer) there are high chances that you will get admission in your desired branch in PDPU. What all you need to do is never ever miss the admission form of PDPU College and you should wait for the results of even the Last round. There are also vacant round/Offline round so keep filling all form. Keep regular up to date through website and never miss an update regarding any admission procedure. I suggest and strongly recommend to be part of this University and play all admission rounds.

As IEM is a popular private engineering college so I don't think that you are eligible for CSE branch there, being in safe side you must have rank under 30000 in CRL for the desired branch.

Marine engineering, I think is not related to JEE Main exam, because they have their own entrance test. So, most probably your son has to clear that, but if it is based on mains then you can apply for that.