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Numerous states have discontinued their individual engineering entrance exams and now utilize JEE Main scores for B.Tech admissions. Annually, a vast number of students take the JEE Main exam with the aim of securing admission in B.Tech programs. In addition to the NITs and IIITs, many states and engineering institutions base their B.Tech/B.E. admissions on JEE Main scores.

To know complete eligibility criteria, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/state-btech-admissions-through-jee-main

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Admissions to any universities or colleges are given based on your rank. As per your overall percentile your rank could be between 239250-247080 approximately. Your eligibility will be based on many factors such as reservation, location etc.

Click on the below link to know more about the cutoff for IIITs.

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

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Yes you may change your mode of course but for that you must have studied biology in class xii , if not then you may give biology exam through any of open universities.  Many universities in India provide this facility that a candidate who wish to appear of singke subject exam or droppers also proceed through open universities. One of the best option is NIOS . It is National Institute of Open Schooling.  NIOS marks are accepted in all universities of India.

Eligibility criteria for appearing Neet is that

The candidate must have completed 17 years of age. The candidate must be an Indian.

The student must have passed class xii with minimum 50 % marks in physics, chemistry and biology from any reputed university.

For details please visit the site given below

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-eligibility-criteria

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Every year, the Indian Maritime University administers the IMU CET exam for admission to diverse undergraduate engineering programs available at its different campuses.

There are various books available in the market for IMU CET. To know about the best from them, you can visit our website by clicking on the link given below.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-imu-cet

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You can get to know in what all colleges you have chances using JEE Main College Predictor . This works on historical cutoffs data present, this might help!

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Candidates must clear JEE Main (Paper 1) and rank within the top 2,50,000 candidates. Additionally, there are percentage reservations for various categories as follows:

GEN-EWS: 10%

OBC-NCL: 27%

SC: 15%

ST: 7.5%

OPEN: 40.5%

PwD: 5% horizontal reservation across all the aforementioned categories.

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Hello aspirant,

Choosing a Bachelor's in Food Technology over Biotechnology could be advantageous considering the current landscape. There are more job prospects and higher placement rates in Food Technology. Biotechnology faces stiffer competition due to its widespread availability across colleges. Thus, if your interest lies in the field, opting for a Bachelor's in Food Technology might be a favorable choice.

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Hello aspirant,

Given your SC category status, you're likely to have an advantage in JEE, as the cutoff for SC/ST categories tends to be lower compared to general. Achieving a percentile of 95 or higher in JEE mains increases your likelihood of securing admission to reputable NITs, while a percentile around 90 suggests good prospects for an NIT, possibly through spot rounds.

No one predict the college name with certainty but you have chances of getting low ranked NITs.

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Check your category cutoff, if you cannot find which category you belong to then at left corrner of your score card you can check whether you are eligible to write JEE ADVANCE

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Yes you can appear for re exam from open university.

NIOS will be the best choice. NIOS is National Institute of Open Schooling.  The Institute is government recognised and nios marks are accepted in any college or university of India.

You must fill the form and appear for reexam .

After getting passed you can apply for your further studies.

Many students who fail in class xi or class class xii gjve retest through nios and then they get next year's admission in june.