A score of 72 marks in JEE Main 2022 January shift 2 corresponds to approximately 92.5-93.5 percentile, indicating a relatively strong performance in the exam.

• 250+ marks: Considered a good score overall, giving you a high chance at top NITs.
• Percentile range: A good score generally falls within the 85-95 percentile range.
• Category impact: The "good" score varies depending on your category (General, OBC, SC, ST).
• Branch preference: Certain branches like Computer Science Engineering might require a higher score than others.

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If you passed your 12th from the Karnataka board in 2024 and are re-appearing for NEET in 2025, your qualifying code on the NEET application form would likely be the code designated for "State Board 12th Examination" within the NEET application portal, which is usually "Code 1"; always double-check the specific codes available on the official NEET website to ensure accuracy.

The exact qualifying codes might vary slightly depending on the latest NEET guidelines, so always refer to the official NTA website for the most updated information.

Even though you are re-appearing for NEET, the qualifying code remains the same as the board you passed your 12th from.

The JEE Main 2024 qualifying cutoff percentiles are:

• General Category: 93.24
• OBC Category: 79.67

These cutoffs determine eligibility for JEE Advanced and change yearly based on exam difficulty and candidate performance. Admission cutoffs for engineering colleges in Madhya Pradesh, including NIT Bhopal, vary by branch and category. The final selection is based on opening and closing ranks during counseling. For updated cutoff details, refer to official counseling authorities or the respective college website.

If you scored 117 marks in JEE Mains 2025, your expected percentile could be around 95-96%, depending on the difficulty level of the shift and overall performance of candidates. Percentiles vary across sessions, so check official NTA results for an accurate percentile once released.

The last cut-off for MBBS students in NEET varies by category and college. Here are the cut-off scores for NEET 2024:

- General Category: 720-162

- SC/ST/OBC Category: 161-127

- General-PH Category: 161-144

- SC/OBC-PH Category: 143-127

- ST-PH Category: 142-127

In the context of admission to MBBS courses through NEET, the last cut-off score is typically the minimum score required for admission to the last seat in the last round of counseling.

Here are some general trends:

- For top medical colleges, the last cut-off score can be as high as 580-600 (out of 720) for General category students.

- For mid-tier medical colleges, the last cut-off score can range from 520-580.

- For lower-tier medical colleges, the last cut-off score can range from 450-520.

These are general trends and the actual cut-off scores can vary significantly from year to year.

As you belong to the BC2 (Bania) category in Jharkhand and General EWS category at the central level, you can choose either of the two categories while filling the NEET application form.

Choosing General EWS Category

- If you choose the General EWS category, you will be eligible for the EWS quota at the central level.

- However, in the state counseling of Jharkhand, you will be considered under the General category and not under the BC2 category.

Choosing BC2 Category

- If you choose the BC2 category, you will be eligible for the BC2 quota in the state counseling of Jharkhand.

- However, you will not be eligible for the EWS quota at the central level.

It is essential to note that once you choose a category, you cannot change it later. Therefore, it is crucial to choose the category wisely, considering your eligibility and preferences.

In your case, if you want to avail the benefits of the BC2 category in the state counseling of Jharkhand, you should choose the BC2 category while filling the NEET application form. However, if you want to avail the benefits of the EWS quota at the central level, you can choose the General EWS category.

It is always a good idea to consult with the state counseling authorities or a career counselor to determine the best course of action based on your specific situation.

According to recent trends, an 80 percentile in JEE Mains usually translates to around 48 to 51 marks out of 300.

80 percentile means that 80% of the candidates scored lower than you.

The exact marks for 80 percentile can vary depending on the difficulty level of the JEE Main exam in a particular year.

However,you can use JEE predictor tool to know your chances of getting admission

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To get admission to Silicon Institute of Technology , Bhubaneswar through OJEE:

1. Register on the OJEE website using your JEE Main score.

2. Fill out the counseling form, upload documents and pay the fee.

3. Choose Silicon Institute during the choice-filling process and lock your preferences.

4. There is a JEE Main cutoff for OJEE , which varies by branch and category. Check previous cutoffs on the OJEE or college website.

5. If allotted a seat , confirm by paying the fee and completing document verification for final admission.

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based on the previous years data the percentile for 31 marks in JEE mains held on January 29th shift 2 is expected to be - 58.15 and 71.30.  .

point to be noted is that these are the expected scores and the actual score depend upon the candidates overall  performance , and the difficulty level of the exam on the specific shift .

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Congratulations on scoring 121 marks in the JEE Main 2025 exam .

Based on previous trends, a score of 121 marks in JEE Main typically corresponds to a percentile around 95. The expected cutoff for the OBC-NCL category is around 83 percentile.

Therefore, with a 95 percentile, you are likely to qualify for the JEE Advanced 2025.

Admission to National Institutes of Technology (NITs) depends on various factors, including your JEE Main rank, category, home state quota, and the specific NIT and engineering branch you are interested in. As a female candidate from the OBC-NCL category with Bihar as your home state, you have certain advantages due to reservation policies and the home state quota .

For instance, at NIT Patna, the closing ranks for the OBC-NCL category under the home state quota in previous years have been as follows:

• Computer Science and Engineering (CSE): Around 6,254
• Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE): Around 7,178
• Mechanical Engineering: Around 14,533 .

Recommendation:

Given your likely qualification for JEE Advanced and your competitive standing for NIT admissions, it would be prudent to continue your preparation for JEE Advanced 2025. This will keep your options open for admission into the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and enhance your understanding of advanced concepts, which can be beneficial regardless of where you eventually enroll.

Additionally, keep an eye on the official announcements and counseling processes to make informed decisions about your applications to NITs and other institutions.

hope this helps.