JEE Main

Hi Aakash,
You have a good percentage in 10+2, but Thapar University mainly considers JEE Mains marks and you're asking that to in CSE, it's so difficult to get in that branch I suggest you check other ones.

Hi Charan,
You have good marks in class 12th and JEE Mains also. You can get seat in any branch, if you get good marks in Mains. It mainly depend on your own interest.

You can apply for some private colleges and universities. Based on your marks you get tier-3 or tier-4 colleges of the state so don't rely on jee marks opt for some private universities examinations like BITSAT,SRMJEE,Manipal and lot of others are there also you can check on other universities which accept Jee as well as have their separate entrance exam and do the further analysis according to that.

Chances of you getting NITs are quite less. Try for private colleges such as BITS, VIT, SRM etc. All the best.

With 50000 as your rank and having OBC category, you will surely get options for many NITs. You can choose the college and branch when you get exact rank. All the best.

Chance are less, but it all depends on your OBC - PWD rank. You may get some new NIT with non-core branch. All the best.

Since there is no official release of the result and hence the cut-off is not mentioned, I will not be able to give the range of your rank. But you can choose the Shiksha rank predictor. These might help you in getting the rank related query.

The best colleges are IIT, IIIT or NIT. Basically, many colleges accept JEE Mains score like Delhi Technical University, DAIICT-Delhi, etc. These are the best colleges which you can have better career options. But hope for the best so that you can qualify with impressive marks and get a seat in these colleges.

May I know your category?

Hello Sachin,
Till offline as well as online exams are not over one cannot hope to get an official version of correct answers. Though unofficial versions are already flooding the market, nobody can guarantee correctness! So I suppose waiting for the online exam to be over is the only safe option.