JEE Main

NTA has released percentile score of students participated in JEE Main January-2019 exam. The NTA Score indicates the percentage of candidates that have scored EQUAL TO or BELOW (same or lower raw scores) that particular Percentile in that session. Further NTA score is not the same as percentage of marks obtained. So higher NTA percentile mean you are at top.

Hello Janvi, I am afraid there is no direct answer for your query. However there is an ingenious and interesting way to solve your query. I am attaching a link that will predict college for you based on your percentile score. What I suggest is keep on inputting different percentile scores and check at which student does not get reputed college. Right? Best wishes to you.

Hello Ishfaque,
It seems that you are quoting percentile from your Jan attempt. Percentile does not give ranking and eligibility for JEE Advanced will be some fixed number of students from each category. Hence, it all depends on how many are above you. In addition almost 80% students are appearing again and may obtain better percentile and could be placed above you. Hence I would request you to kindly have patience and do not get excited. Another few weeks' time result is expected from NTA. Best wishes to you.

It is difficult to predict marks as exam pattern and marks change every year, but you should score more than 50% marks to get good branch in Top IITs. In order to qualify for JEE Advanced, you need to score 81 marks in JEE Main in general category according to 2017 cut off. All the best.

You can refer:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/jee-main-exam-cutoff

Go through the link below for all the details:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/articles/jee-main-2019-answer-keys-blogId-15701

For getting admission in SASTRA University in B.Tech bioinformatics without JEE Mains you have to appear for the university's entrance exam after that you can get admission in this university.

The rank limits for OBC is more when compared to JEE. Yes the rank limit of general be available for OBC students.

You can obviously opt for B.Sc, but it won't help you like you are expecting. First, the reason you may think few days later that the subject you opted is nice, you will try not to avoid it and will read in detail which may affect your preparation for JEE. Secondly, you have to read the three paper PCM equivalent to secure a good rank in JEE. So, it's better you join any test series for JEE and try to study at home or if you are not sure of yourself, then opt B.Sc. And appear for JEE which will ultimately give no benefit.