Hello Sarvagya,

Yes, a JEE Main 85 percentile achiever can clear the UGEE exam with 40 days for SUPR and REAP and 80 days for the interview. Here’s an effective roadmap:

Phase 1: 40-Day Strategy for SUPR and REAP

1. Understand the Pattern:

   • SUPR – Tests logical reasoning, problem-solving, and analytical thinking.
   • REAP – Tests research aptitude and PCM subject knowledge.
     
     

2. First 10 Days – Build Foundation:

   • Revise JEE topics (PCM) and practice logical reasoning.
   • Work on accuracy and speed.
     
     

3. Next 20 Days – Intensive Practice:

   • Solve UGEE sample papers and full-length mocks.
   • Analyze mistakes and improve weak areas.
     
     

4. Last 10 Days – Final Review:

   • Focus on weak points.
   • Practice time management and quick problem-solving.
     
     
     Phase 2: 80-Day Strategy for Interview

1. First 40 Days – Research and Project:

   • Study research papers and IIIT Hyderabad projects.
   • Prepare a strong research statement or project idea.
     
     

2. Next 30 Days – Mock Interviews:

   • Practice explaining your project clearly.
   • Work on technical questions and communication skills.
     
     

3. Last 10 Days – Final Prep:

   • Refine answers and presentation.
   • Stay calm and confident.
     
     
     Key Focus Areas:

1. Strong PCM basics for REAP.
2. Logical reasoning for SUPR.
3. Clear communication and research understanding for the interview.

Consistent practice and structured preparation will increase your chances of success.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello,

With an SC category rank of 321 in UCEED 2025 , your chances of securing admission to the B.Tech. in Computer Science and Design (CSD) program at IIIT Delhi are promising. So it is very likely that you will get admission to IIIT Delhi.

All the Best !

With a 79.57 percentile in JEE Mains 2025 under the SC category, your chances of getting into a top NIT or IIIT are relatively low. Typically, you'd need a percentile score of at least 90-92 to have decent chances of getting into an NIT or IIIT.

However, there are some NITs and IIITs that may consider your score. Here are a few examples:

- NIT Mizoram: Civil Engineering (closing rank around 8376 in the SC category)

- NIT Nagaland: Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering (closing rank around 8641 in the SC category)

- NIT Agartala*l: Production Engineering (closing rank around 9207 in the SC category)

Keep in mind that these cutoffs are based on previous years' data and may vary for the 2025 session.To get a better idea of your chances, I recommend using a JEE Main college predictor tool.

Additionally, you may also consider private engineering colleges that accept JEE Main scores. Some examples include:

- Bengal College of Engineering and Technology, Durgapur

- Aditya College of Technology and Science, Satna

- Oriental College of Technology, Bhopal

To get CSAI at IIIT Lucknow under the OBC-NCL category, you need an OBC rank under 3,000, which typically requires a JEE Main percentile of 98.79–98.99 (around 150+ marks). Since previous cutoff was around 3,040, aim for a 99+ percentile for better chances.

hi. ,

to get admission in IIIT hyderabad you need to give JEE main to get admission in regular Btech admission .

the JEE MAIN paper 1 -

• total marks - 300
• subjects - physics , chemistry , mathematics
• question - MCQ  and numerica value l based
• correct answer - = +4 marks
• wrong answer -  wrong answer - -1

With an 85 percentile in JEE Mains EWS category as a girl candidate, you have a good chance of getting admission to some NITs, government engineering colleges, and IIITs, but likely not the top-ranked ones; you might need to consider lower ranked NITs or other government colleges depending on your branch preference and specific state cutoffs.

• You percentile Not enough for top NITs:

An 85 percentile in EWS category might not be sufficient to secure admission to the most prestigious NITs like NIT Trichy or NIT Warangal.

• Consider lower ranked NITs:

You can explore options in newer NITs or NITs located in less preferred regions where the cutoffs might be lower.

• Check state-level government colleges:

Many state-level government engineering colleges have lower cutoffs compared to top NITs, and you might get a good branch there with this percentile.

IIITs:

Depending on your branch choice, you might be able to secure admission to some IIITs with this percentile.

What to do next:

• Analyze the cutoff trends:

Check the previous year's cutoff trends for different NITs, IIITs, and government colleges in your desired branch to see which ones are within your reach.

• Utilize the JoSAA counselling process:

Participate actively in the Joint Admission Counselling (JoSAA) process to choose colleges based on your rank and preferences.

• Consider your branch choice:

Certain branches might have lower cutoffs compared to others, so choose wisely based on your interests and career goals.

Hope you get what you want...

With 63 percentile (SC category) in JEE Main, admission to IIIT Bhubaneswar (state quota) depends on cutoffs. Check the official cutoff trends, apply through OJEE counseling, and choose IIIT Bhubaneswar as a preference.

Hello there,

With 91.5 percentile in EWS category from Rajasthan, you have a low chance for top NITs or IIITs in core branches. However, you may get:

• Newer NITs (like NIT Mizoram, NIT Nagaland) in branches like Civil, Metallurgy, etc.
  
  
• Some IIITs in lower-demand branches.
• IIIT Delhi is tough as its cut-off is high.

Your chances improve if you have a home state quota in any NIT. Check JoSAA cut-offs for a better idea.

I would recommend you to use JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.