Hello,

No, you cannot get admission to an Integrated B.Sc. (Hons) + M.Sc. in CS/AI/DS course through JEE Main in most colleges.

JEE Main is mainly for B.E./B.Tech courses in engineering colleges like NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs . For integrated B.Sc. + M.Sc. courses, colleges conduct their own entrance exams or take admission based on Class 12 marks .

Some central universities or institutes like IISER , ISI , or CUET-based universities may offer such courses, but JEE Main is not accepted there for this type of programme.

So, check the specific college’s website to know the admission process.

Hope it helps !

Dear Sourabh,

Institutes accepting JEE Main for Integrated CS/AI/DS Programs

1. IIIT- Hyderabad

2. IIIT- Delhi

3. Central Universities (like CUJ, CUH, etc.)

4. Private Universities like Ashoka University, Shiv Nadar University etc.

Hope you get it!

Dear Candidate ,
Yes , you are eligible and have a reasonable chance of getting a seat through HPCET counseling, especially in colleges and branches where the cutoff is lower for ST candidates.
Based  on previous years trends and the current 2025 data , ST category candidates with similar or even lower scores have secured admission in government and affiliated private colleges in Himachal Pradesh , such as JNGEC and other HPTU- affiliated institutes. Final allotment will depend on the 2025 cutoffs , your preferences , and seat availability.

Hello aspirant!

Yes, with a 70% score in boards, you are eligible for NIT admission because the minimum requirement is 75% for General and EWS, and only 65% for SC/ST/OBC. So you're good on that front.

Now, with a JEE Mains score of 200+, your percentile is likely above 99, and your OBC-NCL rank could be under 10,000, which is excellent. With this kind of rank, you have very good chances of getting into top NITs.

Depending on your exact rank and home state, you might get:

• Core branches like CSE, ECE, Mechanical in mid-level NITs (like NIT Durgapur, NIT Patna, NIT Raipur)

• Even CSE or top branches in some NITs but only if your rank is in the top 5,000 in OBC

• In top NITs like Trichy, Surathkal, or Warangal, you might still get branches like Civil, Chemical, or Metallurgy

Make sure to fill your JoSAA choices smartly from top to bottom, and don't skip the CSAB special rounds.

You’re in a strong position, so aim high and stay confident. Best of luck! I wish you all the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can apply to National Scholarship Portal (NSP) scholarship program in your second year of BTech even if you did not apply in your first year. NSP accepts first year applications with JEE Mains scores. For second year applicants, this field may not be necessary or displayed.

Entailment solutions:-

• Check to see if there is an option to upload documents manually. Perhaps it will allow you to upload your JEE scorecard.
• Check to see if there is an "other examinations" or some version, you can enter this information.
• Contact the NSP helpline (0120 - 6619540) or email them to find out.

Dear  Sir,
The information that you have given suggests that your son has cleared the cutoff and is eligible for admission through JoSSA counseling. While top NITs like Trichy , Warangal , and Surathkal may be out of reach for branches like CSE and ECE due to their much  lower closing ranks for OBC , there are still good options available. He has a fair chance of getting branches like Civil, Mechanical or Metallurgical and Materials Engineering in mid to lower -tier NITs such as Puducherry , Arunachal Pradesh , Meghalaya and Mizoram .In IIITs and GFTIs , which usually have higher closing ranks , he may get core branches like r ECE in newer or less competitive campuses such as Bhagalpur , Kalyani  or GFTIs as Assam University or Gurukula Kangri .

Hello aspirant,

Congratulations on your performance in both JEE Main and JEE Advanced. With a JEE Main rank of around 11,200, you stand a decent chance of getting branches like CSE (in newer IIITs), ECE, Mechanical, or related streams in NITs such as NIT Calicut, NIT Nagpur, and NIT Rourkela, depending on your category and home state. Your JEE Advanced rank of 8,700 may fetch you seats in some of the newer IITs or less core branches in older ones like IIT BHU or IIT ISM Dhanbad.

If you're unsure about which college or branch to choose, it’s a good idea to first make a list of your priorities—like your preferred branch, location, research or placement focus—and then look at previous year cutoffs for those colleges. You can also use college predictors based on your rank to get a clearer idea of your options.

Hope this helps you take the next step confidently. All the best for your counselling and future journey.

HEY THERE!!!

• Absolutely, JEE Main 2025 offers Hindi as a medium for the examination. While registering, you simply select Hindi as your preferred language.
• During the test, candidates have the flexibility to switch between Hindi and English on the computer interface.
• After the exam concludes, official Hindi question papers become available for download from the NTA website.

dear student,

If you are giving the re-exam for Mathematics and you pass it, you will become eligible for IIT admission , provided you meet all other criteria (such as minimum percentage or top 20 percentile in your board for your category). IITs require you to have passed Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in your 12th board exams.

However, you must submit your passing certificate and marksheet before the IIT admission deadline. If your re-exam results are declared and you pass before the document verification/counselling process ends, you can take admission in IIT. If your results come after the admission process is over, you will not be eligible for this year and may have to try again next year.

dear student,

Yes, if you passed 10th in 2022 and will pass 12th in 2026 for the first time , then you are eligible for JEE Advanced 2026, as long as you meet all the other conditions.

You need to qualify JEE Main in 2026 and be among the top 2.5 lakh candidates . Also, you should be born on or after October 1, 2000 (for general category), with a 5-year relaxation for SC, ST, and PwD categories.

You can appear for JEE Advanced only twice in two consecutive years , so if you’re attempting 12th in 2026, you can appear in 2026 and 2027.

Also, make sure you have Physics, Chemistry, and Maths in your 12th subjects, as they’re mandatory.

So overall, yes — if you're meeting all these criteria, you’ll be eligible for JEE Advanced 2026.