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Shivraj Yogi

Beginner-Level 5

You won't likely get Mechanical Engineering at Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University (DCRUST), Sonepat.

Last year, students with ranks much better than yours (around 2 to 4 lakh) got admission in Mechanical. Your rank is higher than those cut off

 

General category: Not possible

OBC category: Chances are also very low

Even in spot round: Getting a seat is tough

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Shivraj Yogi

Beginner-Level 5

2024 EWS cutoff percentile for CSE at MBM Jodhpur was approximately 81.00 

General category cutoffs in recent years ranged between 85 – 90 for CSE 

Since you're above the EWS cutoff but fall below the general—though in a borderline territory—your percentile is promising.

Expected general-category closing rank for CSE at MBM during REAP is estimated roughly between 10,000 – 30,000.

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Dua naqvi

Contributor-Level 9

Yes you can get Savitha University with 85% in JEE Mains because according to Saveetha and many more university does offer admission at this percentile.

Maybe you will get tougher competition in top branches but lower branches are easy to get 

Thank you 

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Bhargavi Alidena

Beginner-Level 1

Choosing JNTU Hyderabad CSE is best in my opinion because it is in a good city, whereas NIT Andhra Pradesh is in a village.

JNTUH is well established, whereas NIT Andhra Pradesh is still in the process

Even the fee will be higher for NIT Andhra Pradesh than JNTUH.

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Jeewan Kumar

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 With an EWS rank of 41000, here is what to expect:

It is nearly impossible to get into a NIT or top IIIT for CSE branch as the EWS or OBC closing rank for this course usually comes below 10000. It is only the new NITs that may allow you into any branches such as electrical engineering or computer engineering depending on individual NIT's criteria and sometimes may allow to convert towards CSE/ IT branch if you are beyond 40000 - 45000 rank.

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Jeewan Kumar

Contributor-Level 7

With a JEE Main rank of 90k one can count on colleges like J.C. Bose University (YMCA), Faridabad, DCRUST, Murthal, Maharaja Agrasen Institute of Technology (Delhi) through JOSAA/State counselling that are located in Haryana, Gurugram or Noida. These government/semi-government colleges will have CSE at a very low fee (?40K–?80K/year). You should also check out HSTES counselling in Haryana, which will consider every low fee option under these schemes where your fees will be extremely low due to OBC/EWS quotas.

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Nallamothu Arun Kumar

Contributor-Level 6

With 98.02 percentile in JEE Main Paper?2 and 70% in boards, your chances of getting B.Arch at SPA Bhopal under the ST female quota are very strong. Past cut? offs for ST category have been well below your score, so you should be in a safe range to secure a seat through JoSAA counselling.

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Nallamothu Arun Kumar

Contributor-Level 6

With 862 in IPE and 56% in JEE Mains, you've crossed the ST category qualifying cutoff, so you are eligible for counselling. However, getting into top IITs or popular NIT branches may be difficult at this percentile. You still stand a fair chance for seats in some lower? ranked NITs, GFTIs, state universities, or good private engineering colleges that accept JEE scores under the ST quota.

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