Hey Praveen, 

Unfortunately the whole admission process for both NITs and GFTIs will be done by JOSAA. So whatever rules set by JOSAA for NITs will be applicable for GFTIs too. You might consider GFTIs which aren't offering admission through JOSAA. All the best. 

Hello sunil, hope you are doing well.. well we cant predict exactly as which college you will get because it does changes according to the college categories and cut offs but still as per your marks we can Say that there are quite decent chances to get any private univeristies.. 

NEET (National Eligibility Entrance Test) is an entrance test for the admissions to MBBS, BDS, and various groups of medicine. The cut off marks and percentage varies based on the state and category. It also varies based on the difficulty level of question paper, top marks and students appeared for

Dear Aditya,

Your rank in cet in Bcom hons is not quite well. So surely you are getting admission in one of them but it might not be the best college  . While some of the colleges that you can get into are 

• Institute of Innovation in Technology and Managment

Hey Naman, 

Unfortunately you might not be getting into any NIT. If you are a general category student, you might not be getting any GFTIs too. If you have any reservation, you can predict your college using the below link

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=google-search&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=jeemain-clgpd

Hello!

The marks of top 20 percentile will obviously be more than 75% since it is too easy to score. Hence the criteria for selection in JEE would be 75% by default. So, I would suggest you to consider the criteria as 75% only.

Wish you all the best!! 

Hey jibin,

With this marks you might be getting 

St. Joseph's College of Engineering and Technology - [SJCET] Palai - Kottayam (Mechanical Engineering) in your first round. 

MGM College of Engineering & Technology - Ernakulam (2nd round)

College of Engineering Thalassery - Kannur (3rd round)

These are the good colleges

Hi Niveditha,

Jain University, Bangalore is a Deemed-to-be university, which has it's own approach of admissions. For the admissions into any of the UG courses offered by the university, you might have to apply for the Jain Entrance Test (JET). This test consists of three parts, 

A written Test

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