NIT

Hello Zaki, Your daughter can secure admission in NIT Puducherry, NIT Goa, NIT Hamirpur, and NIT Raipur as they have cut-off score of nearly 86-89 %ile.

If not in the college mentioned above then there are some NITS which have cut-off of about 80-85 percentile in JEE Mains. 

NIT Agartala, NIT Meghalaya, NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland, and NIT Manipur. Your daughter will get seat in these colleges on the basis of her score.

Scoring 94 percentile in JEE Main, admission to an NIT (National Institute of Technology) can be tough and that too for popular branches Computer Science where the cut-off closes within top ranks. As a general rule, NITs have had cutoff ranks in the region of 10k to 20 k for various branches. The rank corresponding to a 94 percentile can be around here depending on the year and branch. However, for branches less competitive or NITs having lower cutoff ranks you may have a chance. One should refer to individual NIT cutoffs for the year.

Even if you fall into the ST category, your prospects of getting into an NIT are extremely slim with a JEE Main percentile of 48.0513547. Because NITs typically have high cutoff percentiles, admission is typically denied for scores below the 50th percentile. It is advisable to look at alternative engineering programs or universities before applying.

It could be challenging to get into one of the top NITs with 64 marks and a 1,80,000 CRL rank (9000 SC category rank) in JEE Mains, but there is still a chance, especially in lower-demand branches, at younger, less competitive NITs. Your prospects are greatly increased by your SC category level, but the competition is still fierce. Make it a point to take part in every JoSAA counselling phase, including the unique CSAB rounds where rated candidates might sometimes get seats in less crowded branches or more recent NITs.

It is improbable that one will be admitted to an NIT or IIIT with a CRL rank of 6.4 Lacs and a SC category rank of 45,000 in JEE Mains, particularly in highly competitive fields like computer Science or electronics. In branches with lesser demand or in more recent or less well-liked NITs or IIITs, you might still have a chance. Your prospects can be improved by taking part in the JoSAA counselling process and thinking about special rounds like CSAB, but you must have backup options, such state engineering colleges or other private universities.

If your JEE Mains 2024 Common Rank List (CRL) is 104986 and your OBC rank is 33700, you could be able to get into one of the newest National Institutes of Technology (NITs) or one of the older NITs' less competitive areas, like chemical or civil engineering. It may be possible to get into NITs like NIT Sikkim, NIT Nagaland, or NIT Meghalaya. It's critical to engage in the counselling process, carefully rank your branch and university choices, and take into account state-specific NITs for which your home state quota may increase your chances.

Only the CRL rank is taken into account for IITs. Because of their higher cut-offs, admittance to IITs is impossible for someone with a CRL rank of 4 lakh. IIT admissions are highly competitive, with just the CRL rank being taken into consideration. SC category ranks are not used for admission to IITs.

In NITs, the Common Rank List (CRL) rank is usually taken into account for JoSAA counselling. Securing admission to NITs may be difficult with a CRL rank of 4 Lacs because they often have lower cut-offs. While SC rank may be taken into account for reserved category seats, it is still important to verify the NIT cut-offs.

You are ineligible for admission to NITs and IITs, JEE Mains and Advanced, and the West Bengal board if you failed Physics in your Higher Secondary (HS) test. The three subjects of physics, chemistry, and mathematics must be passed to be eligible for these tests and institutions. You have to pass your Physics exam, which you can do by retaking it or by taking extra tests. Following your successful completion of Physics, you can apply to NITs or IITs for engineering degrees by taking the JEE Mains and Advanced exams.