JEE Main

Hello Vivek,
Even though, you appear to have cleared JEE Mains, have you really? Why do you have an obsession of engineering? There are large number of different courses that you can opt for. I would advise you to take counsel from career counselor and then determine what you should do.

Hello Varsha,
Clearing JEE Mains is not a must in most of the states in India. JEE Mains enable your admission in NIT or IIT or CGFI. And of course, for some states who have declared this as their CET but many states conduct their own entrance exam and you can get admission via this.

Yes, every NIT has home state quota which means 50% of the total seats are allotted to home state members alone, whatever their ranks may be.
The rest half seats are open to all the remaining state students.
So, if you apply for an NIT of your state, you will fall under home state category and for the rest, you fall under other state category.

You can try your state NIT. That will be easy for you.

Hello Prem,
No exam is difficult or easy. If you study after making plan for it, that becomes easier. However, presently JEE Mains is not a universal exam for entry in engineering colleges. It depends on your state, etc.

Hello Jasbir,
It's a private university and admit students based on marks obtained in qualifying exam. You can fill up the form in online as well as offline mode.
https://www.shiksha.com/university/chandigarh-university-45668/admission

Hello Aryan,
Compartment means that you have not passed in that subject. 75% marks in PCM are counted when CBSE or your state board declares you as passed in that exam. As far as JEE Mains is concerned, passing 12th in more than one attempt is allowed if you have scored 75% finally.

All engineering colleges do not consider JEE Mains marks for admission in B.Tech. Some universities and state use their own engineering entrance examination score for admission. You may refer to following link for details of all major engineering entrance examinations with their details: https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams-pc-10

Hi,
The eligibility for JEE is 60% in PCM with passing marks in English so you will not be able to secure any seat in engineering college.
According to the official notification of MHRD, JEE aspirants, who wish to qualify in JEE Exam from 2017 onwards, will have to secure at least 75 per cent marks or they will need to be in the top 20 percentile in 12th class examination conducted by their respective boards.