JEE

The PDFs of questions in the JEE Main April 2025 exam (along with solutions and answer keys) can be downloaded in a variety of teaching sites. Other coaching institutes (such as Allen, Shiksha, eSaral, Sri Chaitanya) normally publish papers and solutions based on memory immediately after each shift ends. They are also published on National Testing Agency (NTA), which is the official exam conducting body, that will have on their JEE Main official website (jeemain.nta.nic.in) a few days after the examinations are concluded the official question paper as well as the provisional and final keys to the answer.

With a 45 percentile in JEE Mains, it's unlikely you'll get a B.Tech seat at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering (DSCE) through the JEE Mains route for the SC category. The cutoff for SC candidates at DSCE, especially for popular branches like CSE, is usually much lower. Even with the SC reservation, a 45 percentile translates to a very high rank, making it difficult to secure a seat. 

While it's difficult to say definitively, your chances of getting a seat in SASTRA's B.Tech Data Science and Business Analytics programme with an 88% in boards and a 60% in JEE are not very high, but not impossible. SASTRA considers both 12th board scores and JEE Main scores for admissions, but JEE performance is a significant factor. With 88% in boards, you have a good chance of getting an A+ grade, but a 60% in JEE (which translates to roughly a low percentile) is a concern. 

If you've got 80 percentile in JEE Mains and you're aiming for B.Tech at Jamia (JMI), especially CSE or ECE; it's gonna be tough for general category. Those usually close above 90 percentile. Reserved category? Maybe you'll squeeze in for less hyped branches or later rounds. But yeah, not looking too great for general seats.