Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can apply to National Scholarship Portal (NSP) scholarship program in your second year of BTech even if you did not apply in your first year. NSP accepts first year applications with JEE Mains scores. For second year applicants, this field may not be necessary or displayed.

Dear  Sir,
The information that you have given suggests that your son has cleared the cutoff and is eligible for admission through JoSSA counseling. While top NITs like Trichy , Warangal , and Surathkal may be out of reach for branches like CSE and ECE due to their much  lower

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations on your performance in both JEE Main and JEE Advanced. With a JEE Main rank of around 11,200, you stand a decent chance of getting branches like CSE (in newer IIITs), ECE, Mechanical, or related streams in NITs such as NIT Calicut, NIT Nagpur, and NIT Rourkela,

HEY THERE!!!

• Absolutely, JEE Main 2025 offers Hindi as a medium for the examination. While registering, you simply select Hindi as your preferred language.
• During the test, candidates have the flexibility to switch between Hindi and English on the computer interface.
• After the exam concludes, official Hindi question papers become

dear student,

Yes, if you passed 10th in 2022 and will pass 12th in 2026 for the first time , then you are eligible for JEE Advanced 2026, as long as you meet all the other conditions.

You need to qualify JEE Main in 2026 and be among the top

dear student,

At an SC rank of 4276 in JEE Advanced , getting into older IITs (like Bombay, Delhi, Madras, Kanpur) isn’t possible — even for less popular branches, these usually close below SC rank 2000–2500.

But you still have good chances in newer IITs and IIT (ISM) Dhanbad ,

Dear aspirant,

Don’t worry — your OBC certificate won’t be rejected just because of small name differences like “Kishor Kumar Roy” vs “Kishor Roy” or “Nitu Devi” vs “Neetu Devi.” These are common issues and usually not a problem during JoSAA counselling if handled properly.

What you should do is

Hey student!

So basically, the JEE Main cutoff depends on which college and course you're aiming for. If you're trying for IITs, you'll need to qualify for JEE Advanced first. For that, the cutoff percentile is usually around 93 for General category, about 80 for OBC, and lower for SC

hello student,

To be honest, with 66 percentile in JEE and 74.4% in CBSE , you won’t get Electronics (VLSI) at SASTRA. The cutoff is way higher — people who got it last year had 90+ in boards and JEE percentile above 85–90 .

But you might get other branches

hi,

With a common rank of 1,97,721 in JEE Mains and an OBC (female) category rank of 67,502, you can definitely consider participating in JoSAA counselling. While it may be difficult to get top NITs or IIITs in core branches like CSE or ECE, you still have a chance to