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The JEE Main ranks have been released with the JEE Main session 2 result. The ranks are released on an All India basis and also category-wise.
I have 97.809 percentile in JEE Mains. Am I eligible for any NIT?
Yes, with 97.809 percentile, you are eligible for NITs. You can get lower branches in mid or lower-tier NITs, especially with home state or category quota.
As an ST girl with a 31 percentile and 30,000 rank, am I eligible for JoSAA registration for NITs if I'm not eligible for JEE Advanced?
Yes, you are eligible to register for JoSAA counselling even if you are not eligible for JEE Advanced. Your 31 percentile and 30,000 rank in ST category allow you to participate in JoSAA, although the chances of getting top NITs may be low. You may have a better chance in NITs from the North-East or
I scored 2426 in Maths IIT JAM. Which IIT, NIT am I eligible?
With a rank of 2426 in IIT JAM (Mathematics), you are likely eligible for several NITs and some of the newer IITs for MSc programs. You should be able to get into NITs like NIT Silchar, NIT Srinagar, and possibly some others with your rank
You might also be eligible for newer IITs like IIT Jodhpur, I
Does all the NITs follow strict special eligibility criteria?
Iam I eligible for Nit colleges with 160637 rank in Jee mains
How many marks should I get in the TS 12th Result so that I can be eligible for getting into NIT or IIT?
To be eligible for admission into NITs (National Institutes of Technology) or IITs (Indian Institutes of Technology) after completing your 12th class in Telangana, you need to focus on two main criterias:
your marks in the board examination and your performance in the JEE (Joint Entrance Examination)
No, if you are in the unreserved category, but if you are in the reserved category, you can try.