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It is important to note that the rank predictor on the Shiksha app is based on previous year cutoffs and may not accurately predict your chances of admission. The actual cutoffs for this year may vary based on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of students appearing for the exam, and the number of seats available in different colleges and branches. However, based on your rank of 547774, it may be difficult to get admission in a government college through JEE Main counseling. You may consider other options such as private colleges, state-level counseling, or appearing for the JEE Advanced examination if you meet the eligibility criteria. It is advisable to keep checking the official websites of JEE Main and the counseling authority for updates on the counseling process and cutoffs. You may also consider consulting a career counselor for guidance on the best options for you based on your interests, aptitude, and other factors.

Hello Naveen Kumar, let me first congratulation to scoring very well in JEE entrance examination and obtaining ranking of well below 25000. In this scenario I would like to advise you to prepare for JEE Advanced examination and do appear for this. If you have scored so nicely I am sure that you will do well in advanced examination also and then you can bid for admission in one of the IIT's across India. Of course the choices always open to you to register for counselling under JoSSA for admissions in NITs and government funded technical institutes. To help you in this I am attaching a link below which will take you to the college predictor for JEE entrance examination prepared by Shiksha taking into consideration the results of many previous years. In this predictor you just need to input your performance parameters of JEE Mains examination and category if any and it will tell you the Probability as to in which college and which branch you are likely to get admission. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Satish, firstly I want to congratulate you for scoring such handsomely in your CBSE 12th standard examination and also getting a very good rank of 68000 and their abouts in JEE Mains examination. This is particularly heartening since you are coming from the OBC category. However, the admissions in VIT Vellore or any of its other branches across India is primarily given by this deemed to be university based on the entrance exam conducted by themselves across India. I am sure that if you were interested in seeking admission in VIT you would definitely have found out about the entrance exam the conduct and I am also sure that you would have scored handsomely in this examination also. There is a good help at hand. Shiksha has prepared one college predictor for students like you based on the results of entrance exam conducted by VIT in the past many years. By clicking on the link below you can then fill up your performance parameters of VIT entrance examination and the predictor will tell you what branch you can get. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/viteee-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Shreyash Banjare, National testing agency announces the cutoff for seeking admission in NIT and also to appear for JEE Advanced examination in the form of percentiles for each category of students. You would of course no your percentile even though you are not mentioned it here. Following are the different percentiles declared by National testing agency as cut off. *2023* :
Cut-off percentiles for JEE Advanced in different categories:-
General : 90.7788642
OBC NCL : 73.6114227
SC : 51.9776027
ST : 37.2348772
Gen EWS : 63.1114141
PwD : 0.0013527
If your percent tile is above the above in your category then you are eligible to see admission and to help you, I am attaching a link that will take you to the college predictor design by Shiksha which you can use to predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your results. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

The cut-off marks for admission to the National Institutes of Technology (NITs) vary every year and are dependent on various factors such as the number of candidates applying, difficulty level of the exam, and availability of seats. However, based on your JEE Main score of 165 and your OBC-NCL category, it may be difficult for you to get admission in the NITs of Surathkal, Trichy or Warangal as the cut-off for these institutes is generally higher. To know your chances of admission in various NITs, you can check the previous year's cut-off marks. It is also advisable to keep a track of the official website of Joint Seat Allocation Authority JoSAA for the latest updates on the admission process and cut-off marks. Additionally, you can also apply for other good engineering colleges and universities based on your JEE Main score and your preference for the course and location.

To apply for B.Tech admission at Amrita School of Engineering (ASE) via JEE Mains score, follow the below steps:
1. Visit the official website of Amrita School of Engineering.
2. Click on the "Admissions" tab and select "B.Tech Admissions".
3. Choose the option "Apply through JEE Mains Score".
4. Register with your personal details and create a login ID and password.
5. Fill in the application form with the required details such as academic qualifications, JEE Mains score, personal details, and other relevant information.
6. Upload the required documents such as JEE Mains scorecard, passport size photograph, and signature in the specified format.
7. Pay the application fee through online mode using credit/debit card or net banking.
8. Submit the application form and take a printout of the confirmation page for future reference. Note that the application process for B.Tech admission at Amrita School of Engineering is usually open from December to March. It is advisable to keep a track of the official website for the latest updates on the application process and other important dates.

Hello Prajwel, something which we have to imagine or predict cannot be exactly accurate is not mathematics. It is only a prediction that is based on certain conjectures but they are subject to the dynamics of the present which are not known when we are going to predict these things. Shiksha has come out with a rank college predictor to help students like you obtain the prediction us to wear they will get admission with results of the many previous years stand for getting the correct answers. Here is the link for this predictor which will help you in this guessing game of predicting probable branch and college based on the performance in JEE Mains examination. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.