Hey there

You are not qualified for jee advance as cutoff was 89.75 in general category. Check cutoff for JEE main at our link 

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjhzrThhK7iAhVOinAKHUSwAVgQFjAQegQIAxAB&usg=AOvVaw0ay0p7xaI0Sc82xeEH0ED5&ampcf=1

Good luck.

Hello Javed,

It is important for you to get a good rank in jee advanced to get a good branch...qualifying in jee advanced alone may or may not award a seat in IIT's.So try to get a good rank as per your category to get a seat in the IIT's.

Hii 

Please mention your Homestate quota.

Here is the list of possible NITs, but you will get them if you have hoste state quota in that NIT. For other state quota you won't be able to get any seat.

Possible NITs with HS quota-

Jaipur ,rourkela, patna, trichy, hamirpur etcc...

Hello

Top Coaching classes for  IIT are -

Allen Institute

Aakash Institute

FIIJEE

Bansal Classes

Thanku.

Firstly before answerig your request, I would like to mention their is nothing a fair branch. Every branch is good and have enough scope for you to do well provided you have related interest in it and also hardworking to it.

Well if have told me your category I would

Yes, you are eligible to appear in JEE Main examination after completion of your 12th standard from NIOS Board.

Candidates who have completed 12th standard with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry subjects from a recognized board are eligible to appear in JEE Main examination. Only candidates who have appeared, qualified and

Look brother, it is very easy.

Top 20%ile in your X11 board indicates that you are among the top 20% of the meritious students who had appeared in your concerned board exams.

This percentile varies greatly depending on the nature of your boards. Generally state boards students at very percentage

Firstly for SC/ST their is never a question of fees because government is benovelent/generous to them that they provide huge scholorship or concession to all the SC/ST students irrespective of their merit (which is quite poor) or family income status.

Since you have not given the desired IIT, so I'm