JEE Main

Yes, you can get admission in SASTRA at this score in IPE but for that also you have to face lot of competition to get admission in this college as there are almost 80% seats get filled up in the first round itself. So, choose your stream wisely.

Hi,
For admission into Architecture course, NATA/ JEE Mains paper 2 is mandatory. But, you don't have to worry. There is one more NATA exam scheduled on July 7th, register for the exam and write it.
Good luck.

The minimum marks as per JEE Mains 2018 results were 45 marks to get qualified and maximum marks were 73 for an OBC student. This implies that the minimum percentile required to get admission into a B.Tech course for an OBC student should be around 76 - 82%. It also depends on number of students applying to the college that you wish for.

Congratulations for scoring 96 percentile.
List of NIT Colleges for 96 percentile are given below:-
NIT-Silchar
NIT-Jaipur
NIT-Nagpur
NIT-Allahabad
NIT-Surat
You can apply in this NITs.

Hello,
To score 90 percentile in JEE Mains is quite good. I am sure with this percentile a student will get a seat in his desired NIT and definitely in one of the NIT's. As a matter of fact with this percentile the student will be clearing JEE Mains and will be eligible for appearing in JEE Advanced also. With this in mind the student should not be contented to accept the seat in NIT but study well and bid for a seat in IIT by clearing JEE Advanced. Best wishes to you for your preparation and clearance in JEE Advanced.

Use JEE Mains College Predictor. Enter your JEE Main 2019 rank to predict your colleges. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor.

Hello Sanskriti,
Yes, your information is absolutely right. IPU has decided to utilize ranking of students in JEE Mains exam to give admission to students in their engineering courses. This had helped students to avoid preparing and appearing for one more entrance exam and at the same time it has helped the university in avoiding all the hassles that are associated with conducting an entrance exam. In fact I am of the opinion that parents and students must exert pressure on the Govt. of India for having only one pan India entrance exam for engineering on the lines of NEET for medical courses.Best wishes to you.

You can get B.Tech IT in private colleges. The minimum eligibility criteria for many private colleges is 50% and 45% for reserved categories. So you can apply in private colleges. Hope this helps you.

Yes, you will definitely get NIT, but not the desired one, and you will not get your desired branch until and unless you are from reserved category.