Hi

With your percentile score,

your rank is given by

( 100-your percentile score ) * Total number of students that appeared in JEE mains January session /100.

= (100 - 82   )*869010 /100

=  156421

With this rank , you cannot get a seat in NIT Rourkela. For example,

The cutoffs keep changing every year based on the students' performance. But you may get a rough idea about the average cuttoff for CET by having a look at the previous year cutoffs.

You may find them in the following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

Hello student,

Simce the aiims and jipmer exams are merged with NEET ,the eligibility criteria for the following are :-

1)General category- Top AIR 50 students will be selected for aiims delhi (marks-around above 680-690)

2)OBC - for obc you required marks 620-650 or above for selection

3) For sc

Hello,

you have good percentile but admission is done on the basis of  rank. your categorical rank will be comparatively lower then general rank, so you can apply for admission using category rank.

apply for PUMBA college in first priority and apply for some other good option in 2nd and

Hey Ishika,

By calculating your rank through the formula; (100-Your percentile)*(Students appeared)/100, your rank seems to lie between 30,000-40,000 (approximately). And considering last year statistics the closing rank for School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi are given down:

• B. Arch: OBC Closing rank: ~750
• B. Planning: OBC Closing rank: ~1800

Hello aspirant, both the domains are quite okay. If you want to have the value of your degree, you better study in India itself because manier times the students who graduate from abroad are unable to crack doctors license in India. Bpharma from Delhi will not give you high ended