hi,

In 2020 gate cutoff score for life science was 31.7 for general category, 28.5 - obc category, sc/st  category-  21.1 . however your marks is quite low and it would be a difficult chances to secure tier 1 colleges based on this score. however m.sc candidates either apply for

NTA Considers best performance of each session (Total Percentile) and not the individual subject percentile, for determination of your Final Rank in JEE Main, after the 4 sessions.

For more information and Rank Prediction do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

Dear aspirant,

As you have got 85.86 percentile in the Feb session, you need to work harder to show some extraordinary results and for that you need to do extraordinary efforts.

Definitely if you would do better in the upcoming session you will definitely get good colleges. If you work

Dear aspirant,

If you want a bit higher branch in some good nits like jalandhar jamshedpur Silchar you need to score higher as this percentile won't work out . With this percentile you can get lower branches like metallurgy production. But still you can get good branches in some lower

Dear aspirant,

If you want an NIT and considering you as a general candidate there is no chance of getting any NIT in south as the cut offs are very high compared to other nits. But you can try for gfti's like guru ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya . You have fair chances

Dear aspirant,

It is a bit difficult to predict your score and rank as these things depends on many factors like the quality of students appearing in your shift , difficulty level of the paper and also the number of students appearing in your particular shift. But you can refer

Dear aspirant,

First of all I want to clear your doubt regarding percentage and percentile . Percentile is not equivalent to percentage as percentile denotes the percentage of students you are ahead from in the exam. Like you are ahead from 0.47% of students in your shift .