JEE Main

The CLAT 2021 and JEE Main Phase 3 exams are clashing on July 23, 2021. This is a problem for many students who are interested in pursuing both law and engineering. There are a few things that CLAT aspirants can do to avoid the clash:
* *Apply for a change in date with the NTA. * The National Testing Agency NTA is the body that conducts the JEE Main exam. They may be willing to change the date of the exam for students who are also taking the CLAT. To apply for a change in date, you will need to contact the NTA and provide them with proof that you are registered for the CLAT. * *Take the JEE Main exam in a later phase. * The JEE Main exam is conducted in multiple phases. If you are unable to take the exam in Phase 3, you can take it in a later phase. This will give you time to prepare for both exams. * *Choose one exam over the other. * If you are unable to take both exams, you will need to choose one over the other. This is a difficult decision, but it is important to choose the exam that you are most interested in. It is important to note that there is no guarantee that the NTA will change the date of the JEE Main exam for students who are also taking the CLAT. However, it is worth applying for a change in date. You should also consider taking the JEE Main exam in a later phase or choosing one exam over the other.

Typically, universities release their cutoff ranks or opening and closing ranks for different branches and categories (such as General, OBC, SC, ST) during the admission process. By comparing your rank with the previous year's cutoffs, you can get a rough idea of your chances of admission. However, please note that these cutoffs can vary each year, and it's always best to refer to the official sources for the most reliable information. Additionally, some universities also have state-specific quotas or reservation policies that can affect the admission process. Since you mentioned you are from Telangana, it's advisable to check if there are any specific considerations for students from your state.