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Dear Shoaib,
If you are an OBC, SC or ST candidate then, you will be qualified but if you are an OC candidate then you are not qualified. If you are an OBC candidate then, marks are not sufficient to get a seat. But you can try for JEE Advance and if you are an SC or ST candidate then, you have least chances of getting a seat. All the best.

Dear Jaffar,
If you have scored 53 then, you are not eligible to get admission in any NIT.
All the best.

Have you got your 12th result or are you expecting 65%?

Hi Dr. Sanjay,
For any of the NITs, you need to score above 140, considering your category.

Yes, take a drop and prepare for next year.

According to cut-off of this year for general category, it was 105 and 75 for OBC category. Try to score in this range in JEE Mains exam and get BITs.

Hi Rambabu,
Based on your JEE Mains marks, you may not get any chance for admission in top reputed colleges of India. So, you should start looking forward to other exams that are lined up.
All the best.

Hi Hillol,
You may except a cut-off around 100-105 for general, 65-70 for OBC, and around 45-50 for SC/ST candidates.

Hi Pradam,
Based on your son's JEE score, he will not get any chance for the topmost colleges of India, which consider JEE Mains score, but there's no need to get dis-heartened. Yu may apply for different states counselling which consider JEE Mains marks as in MP and Maharashtra. You may also look forward for the exams that your son may have applied for.
Best wishes.

Hi Harshpreet,
Based on your JEE marks, you will not get any top colleges as per your requirements. So, you may look forward for the other examinations that you may have applied for.
Best wishes.