JEE

Hello Vishal Raj, results of JEE Mains examination are declared in percentile and not percentage. So I assume that by mistake you are using this term. For appearing in this exam there is no restriction of 75percentage in 12th. But for becoming eligible to apply for NIT's or JEE Advanced this condition kicks in. Of course if your state has accepted JEE Mains examination as entrance exam for admissions to engineering colleges in your state, then I am sure with almost 95 percentile, you will get government college. Okay? Further to help you I am attaching a link that will tell you everything about this exam. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-exam
Best wishes to you.

It is unlikely that you can get admission to Delhi Technological University (DTU) with 60 percentile even if you belong to the EWS category. The cut-off percentile for admission to DTU varies every year and depends on various factors such as the difficulty level of the exam, the number of candidates appearing for the exam, the number of seats available in the course, etc. However, you can explore other engineering colleges and universities where you may have a chance to get admission with your percentile. You can check the cut-off list of various colleges and universities to get an idea of which institutions you can target based on your percentile.

Delhi University offers admission to its B.Tech programs through the Joint Admission Test (JAT). The JAT is a common entrance exam conducted by the university for admission to its B.Tech courses. The JAT exam is conducted in two phases. In the first phase, candidates are required to appear for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main. The second phase of the JAT exam consists of written tests in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry. The weightage of JEE Main and the written test is 60:40 for admission to the B.Tech programme at Delhi University. Therefore, both JEE Main and the written test are important for admission to B.Tech courses at Delhi University.

With AJEE score of 70 percentile, you may be eligible for admission to several engineering colleges in Delhi NCR. Some of the colleges you may consider include:
Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Amity School of Engineering and Technology
Manav Rachna University
Delhi Technological University (DTU)
National Institute of Technology (NIT) Delhi
Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)
Galgotias University
Jaypee Institute of Information Technology
NIIT University
It's important to note that admission to these colleges is based on a combination of factors, including your JEE score, class 12th board exam scores, and performance in counseling rounds. You should research the admission process for each college and prepare accordingly to increase your chances of admission.

To crack JEE and get admission into an Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), you need to study the following subjects:
Physics: You should have a clear understanding of the concepts of mechanics, Thermodynamics electricity and magnetism, Optics and modern Physics. You must also be able to solve numerical problems based on these concepts. Chemistry You need to have a strong understanding of the basics of inorganic, organic, and physical Chemistry. You should be able to solve numerical problems and be familiar with the properties and reactions of elements, compounds, and materials. Mathematics: You must have a strong foundation in mathematics, including Algebra Trigonometry calculus, and coordinate geometry. You should also be able to apply mathematical concepts to solve complex problems. It is important to follow a structured study plan and practice regularly to crack JEE and get admission into an IIT. You can also enroll in coaching classes or online courses to get additional help and guidance from experienced teachers and mentors. Additionally, solving previous years' question papers and mock tests will help you assess your preparation and identify areas that require further improvement.