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Nallamothu Arun Kumar

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 You have some Opportunities that to get into some Government colleges, But not Top IIT's, NIT's and IIIT's .The Main thing that you need to keep in your mind is that the Category. If your category comes under reserved then you have some adavnatage to have a chances to get in to the some governmet colleges .

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Prashant

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Dayanand Science College, Latur does not accept admissions through JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) for its undergraduate programs. The college primarily offers programs in Science and commerce, with admissions typically based on merit in qualifying examinations like the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education. 

Focus on State Board:

The college primarily caters to students from the Maharashtra State Board and accepts admissions based on the merit list generated from their qualifying exams. 

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Dayanand Science College offers courses like B.Sc. and B.Com. These are typically aligned with

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Saksham Tiwari

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At a six Lacs rank in JEE Mains, getting admission into UIET Kurukshetra is quite challenging, especially for popular branches like CSE or ECE. However, in spot rounds or through state-level counselling under the Haryana State Technical Education Society (HSTES), you may stand a slim chance in lesser competitive streams such as Production or Civil Engineering. Domicile advantage and reservation category (if applicable) could marginally improve chances. Keep backup options in similar-tier institutions across NCR, including private colleges accepting JEE ranks.

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Saksham Tiwari

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With a 38 percentile in JEE Mains, getting admission into top-tier government engineering colleges in Uttar Pradesh may be challenging, but all hope is not lost. You can consider institutions like Government Engineering College Ambedkar Nagar, Rajkiya Engineering College Banda, or REC Bijnor where cutoff trends can be relatively more accommodating under specific categories such as SC, ST, or OBC. Admission chances also increase through state quota or spot counselling rounds. Keep an eye on the official UPSEE or AKTU counselling portals and participate actively in later rounds to enhance your chances of securing a seat.

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Rishabh Pandey

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Indeed, as you have a 92 percentile in JEE Main it is fairly good option to be admitted to B.Tech Chemical Engineering. Maybe getting a seat in high-level NITs, such as Trichy or Warangal, will be quite a challenge to you in General category, but here you can consider mid-level NITs (e.g., NIT Durgapur, NIT Hamirpur, NIT Srinagar) or GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes). Depending on your category (OBC/SC/ST/EWS), home state quota and overall cutoffs of 2025 depending on which year keep changing each year. It is recommendable to take an active part in JoSAA and CSAB counselling rounds and also take into account admission to s

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Rishabh Pandey

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According to the feedback of both experts and students, the JEE main 3rd April 2025 Shift 2 paper was, in general, regarded as of a moderate to difficult level. Chemistry ranked highly as the tougher part because the questions are unpredictable and many times time consuming, Physics was moderate, and Mathematics was also moderate but moment consuming and thought-provoking with difficult computations. Generally, it was slightly more demanding as compared to the morning of the same day and with regards to the January 2025 session.

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