Since you have an SC certificate , you are eligible to apply for the SC category in JEE Main and JEE Advanced even though you appeared as a General category candidate in school. The important thing is that your SC certificate is valid and properly uploaded in your application. Here’s how it works:

1. JEE Main & JEE Advanced Category Consideration

• JEE Main and JEE Advanced both allow candidates to apply under the reserved category if they have the necessary certificate (in your case, the SC certificate).

• Your category in school does not affect your eligibility for reservation in JEE as long as the correct category (SC) is mentioned in the application.

2. During Admission (Counseling Process)

• When it comes to admission (for NITs, IITs, or other colleges), your SC certificate will be verified.

• You’ll be considered under SC reservation during counseling if you’ve correctly indicated your SC category and have valid documentation.

3. Important Points to Ensure

• Ensure your SC certificate is valid and meets the requirements outlined by the examination authorities.

• During counseling, keep all documents ready for verification (SC certificate, mark sheets, etc.).

What Will Happen?

• No issues in the admission process as long as your SC certificate is in order.

• You will be eligible for reservation benefits , including lower cutoffs, relaxation in age limit, etc., for SC candidates during the counseling and seat allocation process.

Conclusion:

There should be no issues in your admission if you've correctly applied under the SC category in JEE and have a valid SC certificate. Make sure to follow the counseling process and submit all required documents .

Hello Pratham,

with 83 percentile as a general male candidate and home state quota, getting yop branches like CSE or ECE in top NITs is difficult. you can look foor core branches like Mechanical, Civil, or Chemical in newer or lower tier NITs. participate in all JoSAA rounds and consider state engineering colleges for better branch options.

Hello there,

Yes, with 97.94 percentile in JEE Mains and being from the General category , you have good chances of getting ECE (Electronics and Communication Engineering) in many top NITs and IIITs , especially in the spot or later rounds .

Likely Options:

1. Top NITs (North-East/South/ newer campuses) – Like NIT Nagaland, NIT Puducherry, NIT Goa, or NIT Meghalaya.
   
   

2. IIITs – IIIT Guwahati, IIIT Una, IIIT Bhagalpur, and others for ECE.

3. GFTIs – Like Assam University or Gurukula Kangri for ECE.

4. State-level Colleges – You can also get good colleges through state counselling with this percentile.

I would recommend you to use JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello there,

If you're looking for admission options that suit your strengths, here are some pathways to consider based on your strengths in general knowledge and confidence:

1. B.A. in Political Science or History : These courses rely more on reading, understanding, and analysis rather than mathematics. You can pursue these at many universities, and they can lead to careers in public administration, civil services, or teaching.
   
   

2. B.Com or BBA : If you're interested in the business field but don't have a strong math background, BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) or B.Com (Bachelor of Commerce) can be a good fit. These programs focus on general knowledge, management, and commerce.
   
   

3. Mass Communication or Journalism : A degree in mass communication or journalism can lead to careers in media, public relations, and content creation. These fields rely more on general knowledge, communication, and writing skills.
   
   

4. Law : If you're confident and have good general knowledge, you might want to consider pursuing a law degree (LL.B.). Law schools often focus on logical reasoning, current affairs, and case studies rather than heavy mathematics.
   
   

5. Hotel Management or Event Management : These fields focus on practical skills, management, and creativity. While some basic math is involved, it’s not as heavy as in engineering or finance courses.
   
   

6. Psychology : If you're interested in understanding human behavior and have strong communication skills, a degree in psychology might be a good choice. This path offers opportunities in counseling, therapy, and human resources.
   
   

7. Bachelor’s in Fine Arts or Design : If you have a creative side, pursuing a degree in fine arts, animation, or graphic design could align well with your strengths in creativity and general knowledge.

When choosing a career path, it's important to consider your interests and strengths. Many fields value skills like communication, problem-solving, and creativity, so your strengths in those areas will be beneficial in your studies and future career.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

Hello Deepa,

With a NEET score of 650 marks in the General category , your chances of securing a government MBBS seat at Kempegowda Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS), Bangalore are promising, especially under the 85% state quota .

Expected Cutoff for KIMS Bangalore (General Category):

Based on previous years' data:

• Round 1 : Approximately 66,000 closing rank

• Round 2 : Approximately 67,000 closing rank

• Mop-Up Round : Approximately 67,000 closing rank

Considering that KIMS Bangalore's cutoff ranks have ranged from 20,556 to 25,298 in previous years , and your NEET score corresponds to a rank of approximately 6,000 to 7,000 , you are well within the competitive range for admission under the state quota.

Recommendations:

• Apply through KEA : Ensure you participate in the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) counselling for the 85% state quota seats.
  
  

• Stay Updated : Regularly check the official KEA website for counselling schedules and seat allotment updates.
  
  

• Prepare Documents : Keep all necessary documents ready for verification during the counselling process.

If you need assistance with the counselling process or have further questions, feel free to ask.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

To estimate your chances of getting into a good engineering college, let's break down the JEE Main scoring system.

Understanding JEE Main Scores

- Marks vs Percentile: Your percentile score indicates how well you've performed compared to others. A higher percentile means a better rank.

- Percentile vs Rank: Here's a rough estimate of percentile vs rank:

- 99.9+ percentile: Rank 1-500

- 99.967+ percentile: Rank 1-500 (general category)

- 97-98.9 percentile: Rank 1,000-4,000 (potential for top NITs and IIITs)

- 90-96.9 percentile: Rank 4,000-10,000 (good for popular branches in NITs and state colleges)

- Safe Scores for Admission

- Top NITs (CSE): 255+ marks

- NITs (Top Branches): 180-200+ marks (98-99+ percentile)

- IIITs & GFTIs: 120-140 marks (90-94 percentile)

Potential Colleges Based on Percentile

Assuming you're aiming for top engineering colleges, here are some potential options based on percentile ranges:

- *99+ percentile*: Top IITs, NITs (Trichy, Warangal, Surathkal)

- 97-98.9 percentile: NITs, IIITs (potential for branches like CSE, Mechanical, Electrical)

- 90-96.9 percentile: Popular branches in NITs, state colleges, and private universities

Next Steps

1. Wait for your results Check your rank and percentile on the official JEE Main website (jeemain.nta.ac.in) once results are declared.

2. Research colleges Look into colleges that match your estimated percentile and rank range.

3. Counseling: Prepare for JEE Main counseling, which will determine seat allocation.

Some top colleges to consider are

- National Institutes of Technology (NITs) Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Computer Science, IT

- IIITs: Computer Science, Electronics, Information Technology

- UPES Dehradun: Petroleum Engineering, Civil, Mechanical, Electrical

- Shiv Nadar University: Computer Science, Mechanical, Electrical Engineering

- Amity University: Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Science, Civil Engineering

Keep in mind that college admissions depend on various factors, including your rank, percentile, and category. Good luck with your results and counseling!