Rank is what matters to get admission in IIT, according previous years rank vs marks analysis below i am mentioning topmost IIT's with their cut off ranks in cse which translates to minimum marks required in jee advance to get into iit

• IIT B CSE cut off rank = 59

Hello Anvay,

The JEE-advance examination has been conducted .so according to your query as you going to secure 124 marks in the advance examination so if you are from the general category your rank will be around the last corner of the list because the qualifying would be in that

Hello yashi!

Based on the rank u can surely get into igdtu but ushould have patience and wait for different round in order to get the desired branch. Surely u will be getting good branch in indra gandhi delhi technical University for women.

For selecting the branch u can check

Hello Rajni,

You Scored Decent marks for applying for admissions. You will get admission in B.Tech college but not top and good engineering colleges. You will get admission in some of the mild and under-rated colleges.

If you want good and top colleges you can reapply for HPCET Exams.

Good

Hello Mansi.

Yes, you have good chances to get a seat in private colleges. There are a good number of Dental private colleges in Jharkhand for BDS course. Colleges like Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences, Ranchi and Kolhan University, Chaibasa are one of the top colleges in Jharkhand that are

Hello Sanjana,

The cutoff for 2018 for government BAMS college in general category was 400+ marks

With 346 marks, it is difficult for you to get government BAMS college in your state as well as all India quota this year also.

Although you may be able to grab a seat

Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Madhya Pradesh conducts MP BE Admissions for admission based on JEE Main ranks and the qualifying examination. The admission will be tentatively held in the third week of June.The merit list for the admission will be based on JEE Main ranks and marks obtained in

Hi, 

According to last year trend your AIR should be between 125-232.

However since its on the basis of last year it might vary depending on several factors like number candidates, difficulty of paper etc.

I shall attach a link below which would help you further:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-result-marks-vs-rank

Yes, you would able to appear for JEE as the eligigbility criteria for JEE is to have passed class 12th from any recognised board in India. Once you've scored the cutoff marks for the college you're applying in, you can easily get admission without any hassle. However, some engineering colleges