Dear Student,

as per the cutoff for the previous years, the chances for you to be able to secure a seat at, PMEC Engineering College in the state of Odisha is less. However do not get disheartened by this, as there are still two more sessions of JEE Mains pending

Hello Aspirant,

According to the category and percentile you have mentioned your OBC rank is expected to be in the range of 12,000-14,000, you can check out marks Vs CRL ranks Vs Percentile from the link given below :-

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

Or

You can also use JEE-Main Rank Predictor to predict

Hi Aspirant,

It depends from college to college and also from year to year.Number of seats get changed every year.In 2020, the total number of BTech seats in all the IITs put together were 11,289. So of all the students who appeared for JEE Advanced last year, less than 1%

Hi Aspirant,

Generally MCQ question comes in JEE from covered chapters of Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics.You can check the syllabus from the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus

Go through all the previous papers thoroughly and make all the concepts clear which will help you to crack the exam easily.Go through all the

Dear student,

With 84.5 percentile in jee mains and belonging to sc category your all India rank would br around 1,60,000- 1,70,000, you could get admission in somr lower nit's on the basis of the previous years cut offfwhich are as follows:

NIT Durgapur - National Institute of Technology
NIT

Dear Student,

The basic criteria for JEE advance is as follows

You should have passed the JEE Main paper 1 and should be among the 250000 candidates to be able to write JEE advance.The categories are divided into

• GEN-EWS - 10%

• OBC-NCL - 27%

• SC - 15%

• ST - 7.5%

Hello Aspirant,

See there is no any fixed proportion for Theory based questions or numerical based questions in JEE-Main but all the questions are totally based upon the concepts covered in JEE-main syllabus, so it is quite difficult to predict the ratio of theory portion to numerical portion but if