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The ground situation is such that with your percentile of about 64, you are not likely to get seat in any college for the branch of CSE. This is so because almost every student gives this branch as the first choice and as a result the cutoffs all the closing ranks for this branch are pretty stiff. In IIT Mumbai the closing rank for this branch is less than 100. However, if you are interested only in this branch then I can suggest you that the only way forward is to seek it under management quota of private deemed to the universities. You will need to contact these institutions individually and come to know about the process they want to follow before they can give you admission. Best wishes to you.

Hello Monish Parikh, I can understand and appreciate your angst and the anxiety about the results of session 2 of the JEE Mains examination conducted by National testing agency. The 6 digit figure that you have mention here is not making any sense to me. As to your query of where you can get admission and the list of such possible colleges I would like to advise you to wait for few days for National testing agency to declare final results. So that you will come to know your ranking and percentile in the all India list. Once you have this information then you can use the college predictor designed by Shiksha based on the results of previous 3 to 4 years which will be able to predict your probable branch and rank based on your ranking in this examination. Here is the link for this college predictor:-
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Kolipaka Padma, yes, indeed. Do not worry. All the students who have appeared for session 2 of JEE Mains examination will definitely get their results from National testing agency when it declares the results for this session 2. When National testing agency will declare overall results at that point in time your best performance in either session 1 over session 2 will be taken into account and based on this your final percentile and ranking will also be declared along with other students by National testing agency. This is expected to happen in next couple of days and I would request you to have some patience and wait this period with some fruitful activity so that you are ready to receive the results as and when they are declared. Best wishes to you.

Hello Harsh Baviskar, it's very nice to SEE that you want to know about the best engineering colleges across India for seeking admission in one of them. However the ground reality is that your present time is a bit lower than perhaps what is required by a student from general category. Last year cutoff for general branch was just above percentile of 88 whereas you have a percentile of about 62. This perhaps indicates that you are chances of clearing the cutoff are quite low and this intern will debar from entering the process of admission in any of the NIT or equivalent institutes. From your name it appears that you are from Maharashtra and I hope you have appeared for MHT CET as that looks to me you are best B.Ed for seeking admission. Alternatively of course you can appear for different entrance test conducted by deemed to be universities like bits or LPU etc. You can also think of taking the drop of 1 year and during this period seriously start studying for JEE Mains once again with the hope of taking your percentile beyond 90 in your next attempt. Best wishes to you.

To be taken into consideration for admission to the undergraduate programmes, prospective students must fulfil specific academic standards. They should either be in Grade 12 or the equivalent right now or have already finished Grade 12 (or the equivalent). For all undergraduate programmes, candidates must also have completed Grade 12 in mathematics, whereas applicants for the B. Tech. in Computer Science and AI, Robotics and Cyber-Physical Systems, and Biological Systems Engineering must have completed Grade 12 in physics. To be eligible for a formal offer of admission, candidates must present at least one of the following scores: SAT, ACT, JEE Mains, Grade 12 or comparable board results. Students who apply using just anticipated results, however, may be given a conditional admissions offer.