Dear Candidate,
With an 11.5 lakh rank in JEE main, admission to NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs is not possible unless you fall under special categories (e.g. , PwD or state quota in home state private colleges ).
What you can do :
-Apply to private engineering colleges that accept low

With an SC rank of 37,678 in JEE Main, getting Computer Science in top government colleges may be difficult, as CSE is highly competitive. However, you might get CSE in some state-level or private colleges with lower cutoffs. It’s a good idea to check the previous year’s cutoff ranks for

Hello Aspirant,

Based on your details with EWS rank of 48,000 and 77 percentile as a female candidate, Your seat as home state quota for NIT Andhra Pradesh, I want to clarify one thing:

The closing rank of 74,000 you said for Civil Engineering at NIT AP is for the

Hello Swetha,

Yes, you're eligible for JEE Main 2026 & BITSAT 2026 with your 2025 Board improvement exam marks.

JEE Main: Your 2025 marks count for eligibility. These improved marks will be used for the 75% criteria for NIT/IIT admissions.

BITSAT: Your 2025 improved marks are accepted. Ensure they meet

Hello Rehan,

With JEE CRL 849581 and OBC NCL 320274, admission to top NITs/IIITs for popular branches is unlikely.

Your best options are:

1. GFTIs: Some GFTIs, especially newer/remote ones, for less competitive branches (e.g., Civil, Biotech, Production, Mining). Check JoSAA/CSAB.
   
   
2. State Government Colleges: Various state engineering colleges in states like

• SC Category Rank: 65,896 (Too high for NITs or IIITs)

• Chances in NIT/IIIT: Very low (cutoffs for SC usually close by 30,000–35,000)

• 12th % (92%) is good , but JEE rank is too high.

• Try state-level counselling (based on 12th marks or JEE Main).

• Private colleges (like VIT, SRM, Amrita)

With 65 percentile (EWS) , your CRL rank is likely around 3.5–4 lakh , and EWS rank is also high. Admission in NIT Bhopal (MANIT) is not possible at this percentile.

You have chances in the following colleges under MP State Quota:

• Government Colleges (Low-demand branches)
• Top Private Colleges in

Hi! The waiting list for Class 6th admissions depends on the specific school or board you applied to. Usually, schools release waiting lists after the main admission rounds are over.

If you applied through a government or common admission portal, check their official website regularly for updates on the waiting

With a 73.67 percentile in JEE Mains and as a CAP certificate holder (child of armed forces), securing a seat in an NIT is challenging but not impossible. Admission depends on category-wise cutoffs, state quota, and available branches. Keep options open and apply broadly.

• 73.67 percentile ≈ rank around 2.5–3 lakh (approximate).

• CAP quota does not guarantee special reservation in NITs through JOSAA.

• Admission chances in NITs with this percentile are very low for popular branches .

• Better chance in home state NITs under home quota but still limited.

• Consider lower-demand branches or newer