HI Aspirant.

You can secure a government college seat through a good rank in the entrance examination.However the fee structure of government college is minimal as compared to private institutions.But you can not expect free government seat unless you get 100 percent scholarships.

Hope it helps!!

Hi

With 97.299  percentile

• Your rank will be  around  27631 - 31062   as per our rank predictor at https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-rank-predictor

Yes, 97.299 percentile is good enough to get a seat in an NIT

With above  rank, you have  good chances in NITs etc  . For example, you have chances in

• NIT

Hi Buddy,

There are fee waivers/scholarships available for KL University students who have more than 95%.

I couldn't find last year cutoff since admission process is through multiple channels like KLEEE , State Level Entrance Test and JEE mains/Advanced.

But

Eligibility to apply online is,

1. Applicants must have cleared 10+2

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it varies with certain factors like number of applicants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category and so on. admission to m.tech in andhra university is based on gate score or appgecet score, however based on gate score separate counselling is done

Hello aete,

Yes you can get a seat in CV RAMAN GLOBAL UNIVERSITY , through your 72 percentile, as your rank will be around 200000 and the cutoff for CV Raman global University is 50000+ to 500,000+.

You can aslo check more colleges through our rank predictor, I am sharing

Hi Aspirant,

The cutoff varies from year to year based on several factors.The cutoff as per year 2019 was 2024 for general category and for EWS it was 9064.This is for getting seats in IHM Chennai .It is a good college and the hike to get admission in this college

hi,

see the competition is increasing day by day, cutoff score changes every time and it depends on number of applicants, students category, choice of stream , question difficulty level.and so on. however nits has 50% seat reserve for domicile candidates , so based on previous years analysis you have

Dear Aspirant,

as per the previous years cutoff analytics, the chances for you to secure a seat at any of the NITs, IIITs, or GFITs is less. However, do not get disheartened by this, as there are two more JEE Main sessions pending and you can try your best again.

Dear aspirant,

As you are school student, it's good from now you are making yourself aware of the jee mains exam but this percentile which is 64 and 56 , it is too low for a government college like nits so you need to score atleast 96+ to get a

Dear aspirant,

As you mentioned in the question you have got 83.4 percentile and even if u consider your obc category it is still not possible for you to get any of the nits . I would recommend you to work hard for the upcoming sessions .

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