Hi Shoib! As per the previous years cutoff trends of JMI i can say that with the above mentioned rank you can not get any seat there. Try for other colleges which accepts JEE MAIN score. Or you can take one year drop and prepare for the next year JEE

Hi Akshay! You have not mentioned any college and category. So I can not say anything specifically. But yes as per the previous years cutoff trends I can say that it is not possible to get any MBBS seat as well BDS seats atleast in government colleges. Even in private

My pleasure. Refer to the site too For knowing your chances in other colleges too since I haven't mentioned all the colleges which had cutoff less than 410 marks and also do stay in touch with the official website to know the current years status. 

Thank you. 

Hello Rahul.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

Based on the cutoffs of previous years, I am listing below the names some of colleges where you can get admission with your rank :-

•  Engineering College, Ajmer (all branches)
•  M.B.M. Engineering College, Jodhpur (ECE)
•  College of Technology and Engineering, Udaipur (all branches

Hi Rahul,

At this rank, it would be very difficult for you to get any branch in any NITs, IIIT, or GFTI. Though you might get some of the lower ranked GFTIs like Assam University, Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, some of the northeaster NITs. But I would

Hello Vaishali,

The AIIMS test Cut off varies according to the Category, Difficulty level of the test, the topper score or rank and the requirement of Medical college. I think you must apply for the Open Counseling program as you said above that one must not miss the dates.

For

Dear aspirant,

You can take the help of college predictor. I'm providing you the link in which you have to fill in the basic details like your rank, category, course etc. After submitting the details you will get the complete information of all the colleges which are open for you.

Hello Surya.

Congratulations on securing this rank.

Well in engineering you will be getting some or the other application of physics at some point so you can't really expect that you won't be dealing with physics at all in this 4 year course. Streams like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Electronics require