Hello aspirant,

You got a very good rank in ST category.... congratulations for that....

You have good chances to get a seat in a good IIT college in this rank....

Here I'm listing IIT colleges in which you have chances to get a seat..... according to the last year cut

Hi, since this is the first year when students are expected to appear for JEE Mains we do not have previous year cut-off to compare and predict the cut off for NIT. Not many students out of India prepare for JEE Mains exams the competition there is likely to be

Dear,

A total number of 141699 candidates appeared in both papers 1 and 2 in JEE (Advanced) 2021. A total of 41862 candidates have qualified JEE (Advanced) 2021. Of the total qualified candidates, 6452 are females. 15% of the seats are reserved for SC candidates in IITs. Top 37500 candidates

Hi,

The seat allotment of NIT depends on factors like Gender of student, category of student, Home state of student etc. The closing rank changes every year. However if we took previous year closing rank in consideration, you could get following NITs:

• NIT Jalandhar: Branches like Chemical, Bio-Tech, Electrical engineering.

Hello aspirant,

Firstly, the candidates from the general category must have a minimum aggregate of 75% in the 10+2 examination. The candidates from SC/ST/PWD category must score 65% at least.

For the SC/ST/PwD category, the aggregate marks is minimum 65% OR. The candidates should be within the top 20 category

Hi,

The seat allotment of JOSAA depends on other factors like category of student, gender of student, Home state of student etc. Following are the closing rank for CSE in NITs :

• NIT Allahabad- 3073
• NIT Bhopal- 6509
• NIT Calicut - 3682
• NIT Surathkal -1324
• NIT Patna - 14010
• NIT

• Hi, first of all congrats,

Hello Aspirant,

There will be a total of six rounds of JoSAA counselling. The allotment of seats is done on the basis of ranks in JEE Main/ Advanced on the basis of choices filled by candidates by considering the reservation and JoSAA seat allotment policies.

For more information you can

Hello aspirant,

Honestly, it seems quite difficult for getting into IITs, but you can surely get admission in other reputed institutes....

cutoff keeps changing every year.... so you can try there

But you may have good chances to get a good NIT

Here I'm listing some NITs in which you