Hello there,

With a 42 percentile in JEE Mains, which translates to a General Rank of 869,698 and an OBC Rank of 333,828, it's highly unlikely to secure a seat in the JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) counseling process for NITs, IIITs, or other centrally funded technical institutions.

JoSAA counseling

Yes, you can get into a good Government Funded Technical Institute (GFTI), but getting the Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch is not guaranteed. However, you can still secure a seat in other reputable branches. If you don't get your desired seat initially, don't worry. You can participate in the

Hello aspirant

You have not mentioned about your category,

So considering you as a general category candidate, With 316 marks you will get a bams seat or not depends upon cut off neet . Cut off keeps changing every and depends upon certain factors such as number of candidates appeared

Hello reader,

If you are confident that your percentage will increase with re-evaluation at upto 65% and above (since you fall in SC category, as you mentioned) , yes you can go for the re-eval. This will create high chances for you for the jee advanced attempting round.

Hello there,

With a 20,000 rank in AP EAPCET and being a BCD female student with CAP (Competent Authority Quota) reservation, you may have a chance to secure a seat in B.V.Sc. (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) , but it depends on several factors:

1. Cutoff Trends:

• Check the previous year's

Hello there,

As a BC-D female student from the AU region with CAP (Centralized Admission Process) reservation, your chances of securing a BVSc (Bachelor of Veterinary Science) seat in a government college depend on your NEET score and the cutoffs for the specific colleges in the AU region.

Chances of

It depends on which state you belong to.. because amrita colleges had home quota....but if you don't belong to those states...probably you may not get top branches with your rank

No, you cannot participate in state counseling if you join an AIQ seat and then go for upgradation.

A Supreme Court ruling prohibits candidates from participating in subsequent counseling rounds (like state counseling) after joining a seat allotted in Round 2 of AIQ/Deemed Universities.

Once you join (reporting and completing