With 39 percentile, admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through JoSAA is very unlikely in the General category. You may consider:

Private engineering colleges that accept JEE Main scores.

Colleges through your state counselling (depending on your category and state).

Universities with direct admission based on Class 12 marks or

With an entrance rank around 109145, possible engineering colleges in Navi Mumbai may include:

1. Pillai College of Engineering

2. Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Engineering

3. Terna Engineering College

4. SIES Graduate School of Technology

5. Lokmanya Tilak College of Engineering

Admission depends on your exam (JEE Main/MHT CET), category,

Hello Student,

If we compare the two colleges, UEC Ujjain, being a government college, is a better option, simply because of the ROI factor. Because it is a government college, the fee is less, and the placement numbers for both colleges are similar, if not the same.

I am also

Hello Student,

With your rank of 6,29.374 and 12th percentage of 71.28 you are not eligible for CSAB special round, because you are from the general category and also you do not meet the 75% aggregate criteria. If you belonged to the reserved category, you could have had a chance

Hello student,

After passing Class 12, you have a wide range of career options depending on your stream, interests, and career goals. You can pursue courses such as Engineering (B.Tech), Medical (MBBS/BDS), B.Sc, B.Com, B.A., Law(LLB), Management, Nursing, Pharmacy, Designing, Hotel Management, and many other professional programmes.

To suggest the

You have a good chance of getting NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs in CSAB special rounds, especially in:

Civil Engineering

Mechanical Engineering

Metallurgical Engineering

Production Engineering

Biotechnology

Chemical Engineering

CSE or AI in top NITs is unlikely, but lower-demand branches in some institutes are possible. Your exact options depend on your

Please specify:

Which entrance exam? (e.g., AP POLYCET, TS ECET, KEAM, etc.)

Is 160.5 your marks, score, or rank?

Without the exam name, it isn't possible to suggest colleges accurately.