Hello Aspirant

Congratulations on your score. Your percentile is very good and you can get many NITs. You can go through our college predictor to check which colleges you can get along with the branch of your choice. Here is the link for the same
College predictor: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=jee_cp

If you have provided incorrect information about your annual income in the Economically Weaker Section category during NEET UG examination, it's important to take corrective action as soon as possible.

Here are some steps you can take:

1. Reach out to the authorities responsible for conducting the NEET UG exam.
2. Request the correction of incorrect information regarding your annual income in the EWS category.
3. Provide necessary documents.
4. Follow the instructions on how to proceed with correcting the information.
5. Make sure to take action quickly, as there may be deadlines for making corrections.
6. Check the information you provided once again to avoid similar errors in the future.

With a score of 58 in GATE CSE 2024, it may be challenging to secure a spot in top IITs or NITs, even under the EWS category. Typically, cutoff marks for prestigious institutions like IITs are higher, especially for Computer Science. However, you might have a chance for newer IITs or NITs, depending on the specific category cutoff trends. It’s advisable to monitor the official GATE results and cutoffs, and consider applying to a range of institutes.

For more details you can visit the link given below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cse-cutoff

Hey,

To get a get rank of 4000 your score needs to be around 200-214 out of 300 and your percentile should be around 99.57503767- 99.73930423. However, your admission into NITs will also depend on factors like eligbility, reservation criteria, availibilty of seats in partcular branches , etc.

For detailed information about JEE Mains score vs rank vs percentile please visit : https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile

Hope this helps you.

Thank you.

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great.

As per your question, I'm sorry to tell you that, you might not get any NIT. As per the previous cutoffs, you need to score more than 90 percentile to get admission into NIT. However, cutoffs may vary from one year to another. Therefore, give your best in the second attempt as well, then you will definitely score higher marks.

Hope this helps!

Hello Student,

With 96% considering EWS Category your probable category rank would be around 4819 according to last year ranking .
With 4819 rank you have chances to get admission into the following insitutes through JoSAA Counselling -
NIT Surathkal with M.sc Mathematics integrated
NIT Rourkela with Chemical Engineering
For ECE Branch you have chances in IIITs like IIIT Kota , IIIT Guwahati etc

You can also use JEE Main College Predictor tool given below to know your admission chances through JOSSA & State level Government & private colleges
JEE College Predictor

Hello Student ,

According to 96 percentile your excepted probable cat  rank would be around 4800 -4900 based on last year cutoff . According to this rank you have chances in NIT Allahabad with  B.Tech Civil engineering , NIT Rourkela with B.Tech and M.Tech Chemical engineering etc .

To get an idea about your admission chances through JoSAA Counselling use JEE college Predictor the link is given below -
JEE College Predictor

With an NTA score of 80.82, your percentile is approximately around 95-96, but the exact percentile can vary slightly depending on the exam's overall performance. Based on this score, getting into top NITs or IIITs may be challenging, especially for competitive branches like CSE or ECE. However, you may have a chance in other branches or in newer NITs/IIITs. It's advisable to check the previous year's cutoff trends for accurate predictions based on your specific score.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile