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Bhavani Kumari

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78 percentile in JEE Mains is a middle tier score. With that score, a student can get several private universities, state level engineering colleges and deemed to be universities. Some of the popular and good universities would be Amity University, Lovely Professional University (LPU), Sharda University, Chandigarh University, etc. There are many Government Universities too; like MAIT, MSIT, Jaypee. For taking admission in these government universities, the student has to apply through JoSAA.

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Akhil Bhardwaj

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You can take admission in BS or BSc degree at IIT Jodhpur. There's a qualifier test to get into it. 

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Ambika Singh

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Yes, you can get admission in engineering colleges like IIIT or NIT, but it depends on your entrance exam performance.

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Vedant More

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Your chances of getting a top NiT are very slim .

If you get a NIT it will not be a top and also you will not get your desired or good branch like CSE entc .

In my opinion you could try to get admission in local government engineering colleges which are available .

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Monami Ghosh

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With 66 percentile in JEE Main 2025, your estimated rank would be around 3.4 to 3.6 lakh (varies slightly by year and number of candidates).

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Anil Uppin

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The JEE Main 2026 Chemistry syllabus is based on the Class 11 and 12 NCERT syllabi, with some topics removed in 2024. It is divided into three sections: Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry.

-Physical Chemistry includes concepts such as matter, stoichiometry, atomic structure, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, solutions, equilibrium, redox reactions, and chemical kinetics.

-Inorganic Chemistry covers periodic trends, p-Block elements, d- and f-Block elements, and coordination compounds.

-Organic Chemistry focuses on purification and characterization of compounds, basic principles, hydrocarbons, organic compounds

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Jenifer

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With an 83.98 percentile in JEE Main 2025, you might have to consider less competitive branches or those with a home-state quota. There are no subject-wise marks required in the exam. 

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Nandini Gutte

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Yes, you can join Rajalakshmi engineering College with JEE percentile as they accept JEE scorecard, and after they take their own interviews and entrance exam. 
The percentile you will required for admission will be around 99 percentile for CS branch. If you want to adopt and if you want to go for ECE or other branch, then 98 or 99 percentile is required.

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Sahibe Alam

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For JEE Main 2025 Session 2, the qualifying percentile cutoffs (needed to be eligible for JEE Advanced) are approximately:

  • General (UR): 93.10 percentile
  • EWS: 80.38 percentile
  • OBC? NCL: 79.43 percentile
  • SC: 61.15 percentile
  • ST: 47.90 percentile

These are the minimum marks required to be eligible for JEE ADVANCED. Actual admission (JoSAA) cutoffs for NITs, IITs, etc., depend on branch and category—they're typically much higher (e.g., top CSE at NITs needs ~95+ percentile).

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