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I got 84.5.. percentile in jee mains February, 2021 and I am from Andhra Pradesh and belongs to obc category ,male student . Shall I get admission in any branch in any NITS....

Tanmay V 12th Jul, 2021

Dear Aspirant,

With 84.5 percentile CRL RAnk would be around : 158565 - 178250 .

Now according to this and previous year cutoff trends there aren't much chances for NITs.

You can check out for other options using these tools:

JEE Mains Rank predictor tool:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor/result

JEE Mains College Predictor

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kya aap bata sakte hi ki spit mumbai m institution quote seat k liye cut off kitna gaya tha oms students k liye jo jee k through apply kiya tha 2019 m

Aman Mishra 21st Aug, 2021

Hello,

In all the state level colleges there are few seats reserved and given on the basis of JEE main examination and the percentage of the seats may differ from college to college. So as you are talking about SPIT hence, it has a 15 to 20 percent of seats

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I applyed for jee mains April attempt earlier this year, as jee postponed, do I need to apply once again?

Tanmay V 12th Jul, 2021

Dear Aspirant,

If you successfully registered for JEE Mains earlier for corresponding sessions of April-May that are now July-august then you don't need to apply again for same, as given on official NTA website. NTA website also states that if some changes are to be made in application , there

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If I score 120 marks in jee mains can I get seat in nit warangal and Im sc category

thandrasrivarsha1719 25th Oct, 2021

Hello,

As according to your rank and category you have average range of chances of getting seats in it.

however you can try for the state level counseling like Punjab, Haryana, MP Etc. To

know your admission chances in JOSSA counseling & State counseling, You can use

JEE Main college

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what is the cutoff for jee main?

Purbayan Chatterjee 21st Aug, 2021

Hi Aspirant,

Going by the past trends and keeping into account the difficulty level of JEE Mains exam this year the expected cutoff according to the categories will be as follows:

  • General: 90-95
  • General-EWS: 70-75
  • OBC-NCL: 70-75
  • SC: 50-55
  • ST: 40-45
  • PwD: 1-2

If you want to check out the

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How many ranks (in OBC category) and percentile will be obtained in JEE Main 2021 in 140 marks?

Tanmay V 12th Jul, 2021

Dear aspirant,

With 140 marks percentile would be around 98.7 and CRL Rank would be around 11800-12200.

this is according to :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile

Now with this CRL Rank and previous year trends obc rank would be around 2900-2500.

You can check all your options using these tools:

JEE Mains Rank

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JEE mains correction in my surname

Sharon Rose Student Expert 12th Jul, 2021

Hello,

The details that can be corrected in JEE Main Application are as follows

  1. Personal Details
  2. Academic Details
  3. Change of Paper
  4. Language of Examination
  5. Name, State of Eligibility, and Date of Birth
  6. Category

As of now the correction window for JEE Main fourth session is available. Today is the last

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can i add my surname in jeemains counselling

puneetpotter 12th Jul, 2021

Hello aspirant,

Surname is not specifically asked in the application form, however in the guidelines it's clearly asked to fill the name as in your adhaar card. So, it's obvious you should put your surname in the application form.

If by mistake you filled the wrong details, you can edit

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hii i am currently 12th aspirant. I want to make my career in cse Or fire engineering from nfsc . if I get 100 to 130 marks in jee mains what should I prefer?

Sumedh VYK 21st Aug, 2021

hello Om,

According to the marks you have given you should prefer to go into CSE as it has more future work prospects than Fire engineering.

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