Based on your percentile, it will be tough to get into top Engineering colleges in India. However, you could apply in different state and university level counsellings, where you might have a chance to apply in different colleges based on your percentile.

I highly recommend considering taking the second attempt of the JEE, scheduled for April.

Opting for the second session will give you advantages that can help you. Firstly, it gives you ample time to improveyour preparation strategy. Furthermore, the second attempt offers a fresh opportunity to score better and get better colleges.

If you need information regarding which colleges you would be eligible for based on your marks and details, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main College Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

However, if you want to check your rank range based on your percentile, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main Rank Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

Hello student,

Based on your percentile, you would not be able to get college admission through JoSAA counselling.

I suggest that firstly you can sit for the second attempt to improve your score and get admission in the chemical branch in a good college through JoSAA Counselling.

However, you also have the option of applying to different state counsellings to get admission in govt. colleges.

For example, if you applied for WBJEE, the state entrance exam for engineering in West Bengal, then you could get admission into chemical branch in colleges such as Calcutta Institute of Technology, Howrah and Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology and Management, Durgapur.

If you want to check your rank range based on your percentile, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main Rank Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor?

If you need more information regarding which colleges you would be eligible for based on your marks and details, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main College Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?

Hello,

since the January 2024 JEE Mains session 1 result is out, your son must have got and checked his percentile.

The student's percentile is the NTA score mentioned in the scorecard. NTA score and percentile is the same thing.

Talking about the rank, the rank of the student is released along with the final result after the April session-2 of JEE Mains. If your son is planning to give the second attempt, then his score will depend on factors like his preparation, difficulty level of the paper, cutoff trends, etc. I suggest to prepare well and give your best in the second attempt to get a good score.

If you want to check your rank range based on your percentile, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main Rank Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor?

If you need more information regarding which colleges you would be eligible for based on your marks and details, then you can refer to the Careers360 JEE Main College Predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?

The course fee for mechanical engineering in india can vary widely depending on the institution, location, reputation, facilities and other factors. On average, it ranges from INR 50,000 to INR 3,00,000 per year for undergraduate programs in governmentor private institutions, the fee can go higher, rangingfrom1,00,000 to 5,00,000 per year or more. Postgraduate courses may have higher fees. It's essential to check with specific colleges and universities for accurate and updated fee information.

Click on the below link for more information about mechanical engineering.

https://www.careers360.com/courses/mechanical-engineering-course

If you are preparing for PGCET in Mechanical Engineering, practicing with previous year question papers is a smart way to understand the exam pattern, frequently asked topics and time management. Here are the most effective ways to access old question papers and prepare efficiently.

1. Official KEA Website
   The Karnataka Examinations Authority sometimes uploads past year question papers on its official website. Visit the notifications or downloads section to check for Mechanical Engineering papers.

2. University and College Libraries
   Many engineering college libraries in Karnataka have archives of previous year question papers. Students or alumni can usually request access to these resources.

3. Online Educational Forums and Groups
   Join Telegram groups, WhatsApp study groups or forums like Quora and Careers360 community discussions. Many students and educators share scanned copies of question papers in these groups.

4. Coaching Institutes and Study Centers
   Coaching institutes that train students for PGCET often provide booklets or modules that include previous year question papers along with solutions. Some even provide practice papers based on the exact exam pattern.

5. Online Bookstores and eLearning Platforms
   Platforms like Amazon and Flipkart offer books that compile previous year papers with answers for PGCET Mechanical Engineering. These books are usually updated annually.

6. YouTube Channels and Educational Blogs
   Many tutors and coaching institutes upload videos solving past PGCET questions. These can be useful for understanding concepts and solving methods.

7. Friends and Seniors
   If you know seniors or friends who have already appeared for PGCET in Mechanical, request them to share their saved question papers or any other helpful material.

Hello aspirant

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A pg Diploma is considered equivalent to master's degree . With pg Diploma you may get higher post and it he'll you boost your career . You will be able to acquire latest knowledge and skills .

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Hello,

Yes, you definitely can change your engineering college in 1st year but it totally depends on your current college if they will allow you to change your engineering college as most of the college require you to pay the full 4 year tution fee for the college and then only you are allowed to change your college. This is the main reason why most students fail to change their engineering college and have to continue with their current college.

Hope this helps,

Thank you