JEE

Since you are an AIR 827976 in JEE Mains, Pvt Engineering Colleges or even Government Colleges in the states seem to be a good catching point because the cutoffs are not so high.

Heritage Institute of Technology, Indian Institute of Carpet Technology and new IIITs like IIIT Kalyani, IIIT Una are some good options for you. Also explore the state-level engineering colleges in my home state under? 4 Lacs in which most times there are home candidates reserved seats at much lower cut-offs.

NIT Goa has specific branches having quite higher cut-off lines.

You may consider it, or you can also think about some private universities such as Lovely Professional University and Sharda University, with low requirements in JEE mostly having affordable fee structures. It will make possible some more options through state-level counseling through these platforms such as MHT-CET and TNEA.

With such CRL rank of 239633 and EWS rank of 38408 in JEE Mains, there is very little chance of getting through at any of the top NITs, especially in the popular branches like CSE or ECE, whose cut-offs usually touch the skies in state/category quotas.

However, chances can be for admission to some of the newly established or private NITs, although for branches like Civil, Chemical, and the like, which have comparatively lower cutoff marks.

Generally, it should benefit your EWS rank because it has a little lower cutoff than that of the general category.

For most accurate information related to current cutoffs, one must follow official counseling updates: every year according to applicant, as well as test difficulty, NIT cutoff varies. Yet another option you could check out is applying to government engineering colleges or state-level institutions, as they might have relatively lower cutoffs.

Even with such a CRL rank of 487556 and SC category rank 33973, it is rather difficult to procure a seat in the CS branch of any of the top NITs or IITs because there exist much higher cutoffs for them.

Nonetheless, some of the recently established NITs, IIITs, or even state government colleges may still allow you to take admission; particularly if one is SC and, moreover, applying under home state quota (if applicable).

However, CSE is highly competition free at such colleges or branches and as compared to other competitive branches, it would have relatively less cutoff thereby providing you an easy access.

Better be optimistic watching official counseling announcements and stay flexible about the other programs or colleges that could have lower cutoffs but fantastic future possibilities in engineering.

Getting a seat into any of the NITs (National Institute of Technology) with an All-India Rank of 104939 and SC category rank 4262 in JEE Mains is a little far-reaching now; chances would be better for branches like CSE and ECE in the most coveted NITs.

Now since your home state is Delhi, you can also have a benefit in state quota seats at NIT Delhi.

Compared to the general category, cutoffs for SC are lower, and the state quota would boost chances into the seat.

You can rather more expect an admission than branches like Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc.

Thus, keep an eye on the official counseling updates; it would be wise to keep in reserve from the top branches.

SASTRA considers both your group marks and JEE Main score for admission. They calculate a combined score based on a weightage system, typically giving more weightage to the JEE Main score.

Your strong performance in both group marks and JEE Main significantly improves your chances of getting admission to SASTRA. However, the final decision depends on various factors like the cut-off, category, and specific branch you're applying for.

To get a more accurate assessment of your chances, I recommend:

 * Check the Official Website: Visit the official SASTRA website for the latest information on admission criteria, cut-offs, and the weightage given to different components.

 * Contact the Admissions Office: Reach out to the SASTRA admissions office directly for specific queries and guidance.

 * Use Online College Predictors: Utilize online college predictor tools to get an estimate of your chances based on your JEE Main rank and other factors.

Remember, a good strategy during the counseling process is crucial. Prioritize your choices carefully and be prepared to make quick decisions.