JEE Main

JEE Mains result date 2025 session 2 is April 18. NTA has annoucned the JEE Mains session 2 result. Candidates can download their scorecard of JEE Main result 2025 session 2 on the official website jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates can check the result by JEE Mains login 2025 using their application number and password. 

No, you cannot get admission IIIT Bhubaneswar because admission in IIIT Bhubaneswar is done through the JOSSA counselling and to be eligible for that you must have 75%+ marks in your class 12th ( PCM).

With 85% in 12th and 57.31 percentile in JEE Main, getting admission into IGDTUW for B.Tech is very unlikely, as cutoff ranks are much higher (generally within top 1 Lacs ranks). You can try for spot rounds or look into other colleges with lower cutoff requirements.

With 77.92 percentile in JEE Main and SC category, your SC rank would be around 12k–15k.
Chances are low for top branches like CSE in NITs/IIITs, but possible in lesser-known ones.
You may get lower branches (like Mechanical, Civil, or Production) in newer NITs.
Some IIITs with newer campuses may also be within reach.
Participate in JoSAA counseling and also consider state counseling options for better chances.

You are eligible for JEE Advanced, and if you take the exam, you have a strong chance of getting into an IIT.

With OBC-NCL rank of 29247 in JEE Main, it's likely you could get into Civil Engineering at a lower-tier NIT (National Institute of Technology) or potentially a Government-funded technical institute (GFTI). However, it's unlikely you'd get into a top-tier NIT or IIT. 

The scorecard of JEE Main result is valid for the current session only. The candidate will not be able to use/take admission in college in the next exam session using JEE Main result scorecard. Hence, applicants who qualify for the exam are advised to appear in the counselling held by various JEE Main participating  institutes.

When two candidates score same marks in JEE Main, the NTA resolves tie by giving weightage to candidates haveing the highest marks in Maths>Physics>Chemistry. In case ties still persist, the weightage will be given to candidates with less incorrect questions in subjects in the same order.