JEE Main

Yes, you can give JEE Mains exam. You need to choose between the offline and online mode. Most of the students used to go for the offline mode but now the trend is changing. The reason for this is that the offline mode of JEE Mains is conducted just after the 12th board exam giving the students very little time revise but on the other hand the online mode is conducted after the offline JEE Mains exam is over, giving the students a few more days to go through all the important topics one last time. But choose according to your convenience.

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It is not possible to mention the exact cutoff, but if your aggregate score is above 75 or 80, there is a chance that you might .You should apply for CAP round and if you want R.A.I.T, fill it as your 1st preference, it will increase your chances to score admission here. The cutoff for different branches varies, so you should fill in all branches in your preferences it will increase your chances.

JJ College does not takes admission on the basis of JEE mains but through NATA and your board marks combined. Also, with previous cutoffs, you need at least 170+ marks in NATA to expect a seat in JJ College. Try for other opportunities with these marks.

Yes, you can easily get into DY Patil department of architecture. Moreover, there are many colleges with which you can get into (mostly private).

Yes, you can get seats easily through Home - state quota, but through other state, you should go for management quota or any such alternate option available.

No, as JJ College of Architecture is the best college of its kind and you should get around 180 marks for getting into it.

NITs do not take admission on the basis of NATA but yes, through JEE Mains. You'll definitely get an NIT, possibly Trichy or Kozhikode. Moreover, you can also apply for other good colleges as you have enough marks for that.

It depends on the college. Though, you will likely to not stand for any NIT seat and also, no NIT in India offers an aerospace degree till date. I would suggest to get it through JEE Advanced or other deemed universities. Best of luck.

Yes. For B.Arch courses, it'll be not possible as there are very few number of colleges with limited seats. For B.Tech courses, it is possible in average NITs possibly with non-technical branches such as mining or biotech. Best of luck.