JEE Main

You would be asked to fill the colleges and choose the preference. You have to check the details too for a better verification of your admission. results would be announced after few days.

First of all, I want to suggest you that please make sure before preparing for JEE Mains that you really want to do engineering, ask yourself whether it really interest you or you are doing, because everyone is saying to do so.
Yes, if you really want to do engineering, then I suggest you to immediately take admission in any coaching classes.
Or, you can also do one thing, just do your class 11th and class 12th thoroughly, and give IPU CET. If you will score well, then you can get a good college to be in.
If you have done your class 11th and class 12th thoroughly, then it is easy to crack IPU CET with good rank.

Yes, in all NITs, national level institutes or central funded institutes admissions are done on the basis of JEE mains merit ranking.

Your JEE score is impressive, however, you just fall short in your board score by 3%. (Assuming that you are from open category). If you are from reserved category then you will get what you asked for.

You should go for counselling and based on your rank, you will get the colleges. You could then lock the college of your choice. And also, the branch in which you are looking for.

Based on your JEE Mains score, you should go for counselling first. In the counselling, look for the colleges that you get. If you don't get it through counselling, you may contact the college directly for direct admission through management quota.

The closing rank for most NITs this year is around 12860. Closing rank differs from branch to branch and from one college to another. Every branch has a different opening and closing rank.

Hello Abhishek,
There is not any specific home state rank is given by JEE, your all india rank is only considered for admission, however, you do get some grace in your home state colleges.

Hello Jagdish,
Once you got yourself registered for JoSSA then you need not register for it round wise, if you don't get any seat in the first round then simply wait you may get any seat in 3-4-5-6 rounds.

No. They have now an eligibility criterion of having more than 75% in boards to sit for the counseling whether you're qualified or not qualified.