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I have got 66.095 total nta score is it enough to qualify Jee advance

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Jul, 2022

Hi


Assuming you from general category

  • Your percentile is 66.095

This is because,

NTA score is nothing but your percentile

It's quite difficult to predict JEE mains qualifying cutoff to be eligible for JEE advanced examination as it keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-


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I have scored 83.1309232 percentile in JEE MAIN 2022.Can i get admission in any of the NIT? Also, which are the other colleges I get in with this score?

Anurag Khanna 12th Jul, 2022

Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned your category so considering it as General, if wrong then kindly correct me in the comment section below.

Now on such percentile and category you have almost no chances to get any of the NITs even in CSAB rounds but you can have

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what will the fees for bds private college management quota, if my score in neet is 192.

rajeevanand843 11th Jul, 2022

Dear aspirant

The marks you are telling is very low in today's time. At your marks you will get very High tution fees bds college. If you want college with low tution fees then you should try to score maximum marks.

At your marks you will get bds college which

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my jee mains 22 score for session 1 is 67 percentile..i know for sure i wont get into iit/nit...i want to know what are the best options for this score to get a clarity

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Jul, 2022

Hi

Admission in IITs is through jee advanced

I am assuming you from general category

With 67 percentile


This difficult to predict  as closing rank keeps changing every year  depending upon various factors like

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what will be the cost of management quota fees in private bds college if I score around 200 in neet?

Sanjana 11th Jul, 2022

Hey aspirant

Chances of getting bds with above mark is very low. If you come from general category you need to score minimum 550+ for getting government seat for bds. When we come to private also you need to score mininum 350+ to get a seat. Whatever the fee for

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I have got 76-phy 75-chem 47-maths total marks 198 and nta score 73 what is my percentile will i qualify

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Jul, 2022
Hi

Assuming you from general category.

  • Your percentile is 73
This is because,

NTA score is nothing but your percentile

It's quite difficult to predict JEE mains qualifying cutoff to be eligible for JEE advanced examination as it keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-

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My nta score is 0.8865440 Sc category what does it mean

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Jul, 2022

Hi

0.8865440 NTA score means

  • Your percentile is 0.8865440

This is because,

NTA score is nothing but your percentile

Your percentile tells you your position among those who have appeared in  examination  .You have got 0.8865440  percentile,  it means that your performance was better than 0.8865440 per cent of the

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sir/ mam I got 84.65 score in jee mains 2022 and belonging to obc can I get nit??

Anurag Khanna 15th Jul, 2022

Hello Aspirant,

On such percentile any of the NITs is tad difficult even after considering your OBC quota but don't worry you can get some GFTIs through JOSAA counselling that are discussed below.


As per your percentile in JEE-Main 2022,

>>>>> your CRL rank is expected around 157030 - 176525

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My friends score in jee mains is 1.7853536. Is it very bad??

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 11th Jul, 2022

Hi

Yes, the mentioned percentile is really bad to be honest as with this percentile you can't get any decent college.

When it comes to rank,

It's quite difficult to make prediction as marks vs percentile vs rank keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like

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