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Akshay Kaushal

Beginner-Level 1

120 marks means your percentile will be around 94 - 96 so if I predict your rank, which can be around 70 k - 60k so you can get software easily 

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Darpan Naganpuriya

Beginner-Level 1

Some states conduct their own state exams, like COMEDK, WBJEE, KCET, etc. Some private colleges take their respective exams too. Like VIT, BITs etc., and also mostly colleges accept JEE Mains. But some also accept CUET or take direct admission.

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Lovekush Ghunawat

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For JEE Mains, there are city intimation and exam date provided before the admit card. There you can check the exam date and city. After this, the admit card is issued to you from where you can see the exact Exam centre.

For JEE Advanced Same process is there.

But, you need to know that admit cards are issued 2-3 days before the exam.

So, first check the city information and prepare accordingly.

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Kunal Lalwani

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Your rank should fall between 2.5 to 3 Lacs based on your 73.15 percentile position in JEE Mains when you belong to the SC category. The CSE or ECE admission to NITs is determined by yearly fluctuating cutoff criteria. Under the SC category admission to CS/ECE programs at lower-ranked NITs tends to be reachable through closing ranks between 1.5 to 2 lakh. The Home State quota grants you admission possibilities in NIT Mizoram and NIT Arunachal Pradesh and NIT Nagaland although your expected rank remains at 2.5 to 3 lakh. Seeing previous year cutoffs lets you determine your specific admission possibility.

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Kunal Lalwani

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Your position at 103357 in the General EWS category of JEE Mains along with your 12th grade score of 74% makes you eligible to pursue engineering at Uttar Pradesh state colleges through UPTAC admission procedures. The private educational institutions of Galgotias University and Sharda University and GLA University admit students even if their cutoffs are lowered. Government college students may secure non-CSE majors during UPTAC counseling sessions in BIET or KNIT as well as in some self-financed government institutes. Getting admission becomes more likely when you apply to lower-demand departments or take advantage of private institut

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Kunal Lalwani

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Your admission possibility to B.Tech CSE depends on your rank of 40,030 in JEE Mains and your education background in Medicine because most colleges need 12th-grade Mathematics as one of your prerequisites. The stipulation for following either private or state engineering colleges and meeting their admission criteria also applies to students who have studied Mathematics independently or qualify through special criteria. Certain private educational institutions together with deemed universities open B.Tech CSE admission through specific entry paths for students from the PCB stream. The state government counseling procedures should be ch

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Kunal Lalwani

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Your score of 61 percentile will lead to a likely rank 4,00,000. The competition for NITs IIITs and top GFTIs admission is challenging because their entry cutoff stands above 90 percentile. Your percentile of 61 allows admission through state-level government engineering college counseling procedures that operate in Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Haryana and Odisha. Students with 61 percentile may access admission at UITs under state universities and government-aided engineering colleges and lower-tier GFTIs primarily through home-state quota and reserved categories. The clarity regarding state-level cut-off restrictions and

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