Hello Aspirant,

According to the new marking scheme and result declaration scheme adopted by NTA for JEE-Main, your exact rank cannot be predicted but it cannot be estimated, although there is a general formula from which you can get an idea for your approximate rank and the formula is given below :-

(100 - your percentile)*8690.1

According to the above formula your rank will be around 1.41 Lakhs, so on the basis of this rank you are not going to get any of the top NITs like NIT Trichy, NIT Warangal, NIT Jaipur and so on even with the reservation quota of OBC but yes you have higher chances that you would qualify for JEE-Advance and there you have to work hard and try to secure your rank in JEE-Advanced under 5,000, so that you can easily step into top IITs like IIT Kanpur, IIT Madras, IIT Bombay and so on.

I would suggest you to prepare yourself for JEE-Advance which is scheduled on September 27th 2020 and try to hit the target and however if you want to get admission in the colleges with JEE-Main score than you should try to go for the target for 95 percentile or more in JEE-Main second attempt which is scheduled from 1st-6th September.

Note that all above predictions are made in view of last year's cut-off scenario, to have a look for it, refer the link given below :-

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

You can use JEE-Main College Predictor tool to predict your college according to your percentile and category. Link for the same is given below :-

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hi there!

As per Last year the tentative qualifying marks for GEN category (common rank list) students is 89.75 for GEN (EWS category) is 78.21, for OBC -NCL is 74.31, for SC is 54, 44 for ST & 0.11371730 for PWD candidates.

So it may be possible for you that you dont clear the cut-off . But don't worry you can wait for the september attempt and can score good in that one .

Other-wise you can apply for private colleges as many of them are accepting candidates on the basis of board merit.