HELLO RAHUL

Congratulations for your result and qualifying JEE mains.

since it is very difficult to predict the exact rank but we do have a backup> we have a formula to calculate the expected rank that is (100 – Total percentile) x 869010/100.

So according to formula your expected rank for present percentile for January session comes out to be 53878 . Now the expected rank might change depending on the no of candidates appearing the april session. For ex if 12 lakh candidate appear the april session then just replace 869010 by 12 lakhs. But if you score above 85 percentile then you have a very decent chance of qualifying jee mains.

Now since the official cutoffs  fro college are yet to be decided but let us analyse your chances by looking into the previous year cutoffs data
Now coming to your answer you may get some north eastern NITS and low NITS with a good branch but getting the TOP NITS seems little difficult.
No worries since you have an april attempt left and most importantly baap of the exams i,e Advance which may directly lead you into IIts.
But if you are curious to know that which college you might land into with your percentile then you can use the college predictor link which has following features;

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ALL THE BEST FOR APRIL AND ADVANCE!!

hi,

see every year cutoff scores changes and it varies with different factors like number of participants, seat matrix, questions difficulty level etc.

cutoff score varies college to college , also depends on engineering stream you would chosen, as per your score you have moderate chances for north east nits, remember, jee main April session exam is yet to conduct, and if the number of candidates increased this time, it will have effect on your overall percentile and cutoff score.

you may use careers360 college predictor tool to know about your predictable colleges,