JEE

The following steps are involved in the B.Tech selection process at KL University: 
Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent exam with 60% or higher in aggregate and 60% or higher in Group subjects.
Process of selection: Uni-Gauge-E, JEE Main, and Andhra Pradesh EAMCET
KL University Engineering's expected cutoff is: 
140 general
OBC (Other Backward Caste): 100
95 percent are from the Scheduled Caste (SC).
90 Schedule Tribes (ST)

Some claim that a 90 percentile in JEE Mains is sufficient to gain admission to KL University.

The B.Tech selection process at KL University involves a multi-step approach to identify candidates with the requisite academic background and competitive performance. Eligibility criteria dictate that applicants must have a minimum of 60% in both the 10+2 or equivalent exam overall and within their group subjects. This ensures a foundational academic standard for admission consideration.

This approach aims to strike a balance between academic excellence and inclusivity, ensuring that candidates from various backgrounds have an opportunity to pursue engineering at KL University. By leveraging nationally recognized entrance exams, the university aims to attract a diverse pool of talented individuals while maintaining academic standards aligned with industry requirements.

KL University sets expected cutoffs to streamline the selection process further. For instance, a 140 general cutoff, 100 for Other Backward Caste (OBC), 95 for Scheduled Caste (SC), and 90 for Schedule Tribes (ST) provide clear benchmarks for different categories. Notably, a 90 percentile in JEE Mains is purportedly considered sufficient for admission to KL University, emphasizing the weightage given to this national-level examination.

The rank prediction for you percentage is approximately  1.5 -2.5 lakhs. If you belong to the general category, this rank is not enough for you to secure a seat in IIT's, NIT's. It is better that you try in private engineering colleges under B category seats.

But if you belong to SC/ST category you can to secure a seat in North Indian colleges like NIT Mizoram, Meghalaya  but, you will not be able to get a seat in CSE, IT.

Even though one cannot apply for admission in an NIT or IIIT with a JEE Main percentile score between 70 and 80 that does not mean an end of the road. There are several other colleges where candidates with a JEE Main percentile score between 70 and 80 can apply for admission.