If you passed your 12th from Madhya Pradesh then you will be having the home state reservation of that in JoSAA Counselling and even in most of the counselling the criteria to avail home state reservation will be the similar one.

As the JEE Main Session 1 exam resiult is

Your  Overall Rank will be in the range of 45012 - 50600.

And talking about your chances in NIT, yes you do have a chances in some NITs like: NIT Agartala Srinagar.


To know in detail you can check your chances through our FREE College Predictor.

All the best.

Harcourt Buitler Technical University is a private university, they do not publish their cutoff.

But still you can try for it.

Also i will suggest you to go for more entrance so that you can have more options at the time of admission.

Thanks

Hello aspirant,

Honestly, 54 percentile score in JEE Mains is too low to get into any NIT or IIT irrespective of which caste or class you belongs to. Jee mains is a very tough exam and the cutoff of IIT and NIT went to 99 percentile. So I suggest you

Your overall rank will be in the range of 114576 - 128800.

Talking about the chances to get a seat in CS Branch will be tough in NITs, IIITs through JoSAA Counselling.

As Computer Science is the most demanding branch now a days, so the cutoff goes very high.
But

There are several good colleges that offer M.Tech for Data science and Cyber Security,  some of them are.

1. DIT University - Data Science  - 135000
2. GITAM University  -  Data science   -  1,10,000 - 1,16,000
3. IIT Jodhpur - Data & Computational science - 13,000-1,04,000
4. IIIT Allahabad  - Cyber law & Information

According to your percentile your overall rank will be in the range of 24552 - 27600.

Also talking about your chances to get a seat in Sgits indore, you can get it.
But you may also try for the Dr Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar , for Computer Science branch through

You can choose Physical Education as an additional subject along with your PCM and Computer Science combination in Class 11 , provided your school permits it . Check with your school authorities for specific guidelines and availability.