Pt Deen Dayal Mahavidyalaya, Ladampura All Questions

Hello Vishnu,

Since, percentile procedure started so recently so it is still quite difficult for us to predict which college a candidate might get but we can help you out by providing the rank that you might be able to fetch with the percentile mentioned by you and following that

Hello Swagata

Congrats for scoring 90.9 percentile in JEE main paper 2.

We can't say that what NIT you wil get but we can predict the rank with this percentile .

There is a pedicted formula from our team to predict rank

 Total No of students = 145386

Formula

Probable

Hi Mannava, 

 This year a total of 1,45,386 aspirant appeared for the JEE B.Arch Examination. Therefore, basing upon the total number of aspirants the formula for calculating your rank would be ([100-your percentile] x 145386)/100. Therefore, approximately your rank will be around 58,154.
Considering the rank of 58,154, chances of

Hello Vansh..

Thanks for contacting Careers360..

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Hello Gokul,

You can easily check the colleges in Tamil Nadu with their  ratings which will help you choose the appropriate college for yourself.

Also, you can explore the college details i.e courses offered, fee structure, exams and cutoff, placements and many more by simply clicking on college name.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/ranking/2018/top-engineering-colleges-in-tamil-nadu

Hello.

You could use this link to know the colleges accepting Jee paper 2 scores along with previous year cutoffs:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-b-arch-b-planning

Good luck!

See the admission process is totally dependent on the cutoff,that changes every year.The cutoff can be announced only after the final annoucement of the results by NTA, i.e.after April,2019.To know more about the cutoff,pl plea check the following link:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff/amp

You can get a rough idea about the cutoff from