JEE

Admission to the Army Institute of Technology (AIT) Pune's Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (E&TC) programme may be difficult, but not impossible, with a 90.06 percentile and a 148954 Common Rank List (CRL) rank in JEE Mains. AIT Pune generally admits people with a defence background, and the cutoff ranks change year according on the amount of applicants and available seats. While your rank is higher, you may still have a chance, especially if you meet the defence quota. It is recommended that you review the most recent cutoffs, participate in the counselling process, and look at other good engineering colleges.

Yes . You can join C.U.Shah University without JEE Mains examination for B.Tech . The university accepts the GUJCET exam scores also for admission process. 

GUJCET - Gujarat Common Entrance Test.

The GUJCET exam is conducted by Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSEB). The exam is conducted yearly once . The mode of the exam is purely offline i.e with pen and paper and conducted across various dedicated exam centers accross Gujarat.

So if you're planning to get into C.U.Shah University without JEE Mains, it is necessary to write the GUJCET exam and get valid scores . 

For ST category candidates, 33% might or might not be the passing marks in the JEE Main exam. In the JEE Main exam, there is no fixed passing mark or cut-off percentage. The qualifying cut-off for JEE Main varies each year. You must research thoroughly before coming to a conclusion on the cutoff range for ST category candidates. 

The NIOS On-call for exam (ODE), which allows students to take examinations at their convenience and repeat them if necessary, is frequently more suitable for NIOS students preparing for JEE Mains because of its flexible schedule. This adaptability helps to balance the preparation for JEE. The NIOS Public examination provides an evaluation with a dependent timeline and additional resources, however it is not flexible, which might conflict with the JEE Mains guidelines. Selection is based on character requirements for adaptability as opposed to a predetermined agenda and available training materials.