Hello Naveen,

With a JEE rank of 284,576 , getting admission in top government colleges for Mechanical Engineering will be very challenging due to the high competition and limited seats. However, there are good private and deemed universities where you can seek admission. Here are some options to consider:

• Private

With a JEE Mains CRL rank 205130 and SC category rank 10524 from Andhra Pradesh, getting admission in a top NIT is difficult because their cutoffs are usually much lower for SC students. However, you may have a chance in some newer or lower-ranked NITs or Government-funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs)

JEE Main Paper 2 SC rank of 1181 , you have a strong chance of securing admission in some of the top government colleges in India through counseling . Here’s an estimate of the colleges you may get based on previous years' cutoff trends:

Expected NITs & Other Top Govt

The closing rank for JEE Mains cutoff at PES University for B.Tech programs varies by program and year. In 2024, the closing rank for B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering was 2009, while for B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering it was 10345. For more specific details, you can refer

Hello there,

PES University in Bangalore admits students to its B.Tech programs through both the JEE Main and PESSAT (PES Scholastic Aptitude Test) exams. The closing ranks for JEE Main vary by branch and category. For instance, in 2023, the closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering was 4,618, while

Ranks for PES University (Bangalore) in JEE Main vary depending on the branch, category, and quota . Here’s an overview based on recent trends (2023-2024):

PES University JEE Main Cutoff (2023)

B.Tech (Through JEE Main)

Hello there,

Yes, if you got 61 percentile in JEE Mains, you may be eligible to apply under B-Category counselling in some private engineering colleges or deemed universities.

Key points to note:

1. B-Category seats are usually filled through JEE Mains score but do not have a high cutoff like NITs

Admission in engineering colleges happens mainly in two ways:

1. Through JEE Main exam: Most good colleges give seats based on your JEE Main rank. This is called the 80% All India Quota or merit-based admission.

2. Through 12th class marks (20% seats): Some colleges reserve around 20% seats for

Dear Candidate ,
Unfortunately, the qualifying percentile for the SC category this year is around 61.15 , which means you did not clear the cutoff for JEE Advanced and are not eligible for admission into NITs , IIITs, or GFTIs through JoSAA counseling .