HEY THERE!!!

With 978/1000 in Class 12th (98%) and 80.9 percentile in JEE Mains, you have a very high chance of getting Computer Science Engineering (CSE) with specialization at SASTRA University, Thanjavur.

How SASTRA Admission Works

1. Stream 1: 70% of seats are filled based on a combined merit score (75% weightage to Class 12 marks + 25% weightage to JEE Main percentile).
2. Stream 2: 30% of seats are filled based solely on Class 12 marks

Your Chances

• Your Class 12 mark (978/1000) is good and will place you high in the merit list.
• Your JEE Main percentile (80.9) is average and combined with your excellent board marks puts your overall merit score in competition.
• Recent trends suggest that 95%+ board students and 75–85 percentile students in JEE Main have achieved CSE and its specializations at SASTRA, especially during the later rounds or through Stream 2

Conclusion

You are likely to receive CSE with specialization from SASTRA University through Stream 1 or Stream 2 because of your good board marks and average JEE Main percentile. Final allotment depends on competition and availability of seats, but your profile is very competitive to receive CSE and its specializations in SASTRA.

Hello Manju,

Yes, considering that you scored 978/1000 in 12th grade, and in JEE Mains, you got a percentile of 80.9, your chances of getting admission to this university are very good under the stream based on board exam marks (Stream 1), as this university takes 70% of the marks in Class 12 and 30% of JEE Main percentile. For the CSE stream (with specializations like AI, Data Science or Cybersecurity), there is more competition with a board scorer like you (especially for Stream 1) but this admission also depends on the cut-off trends of that year, and the number of people who have applied. With board scores like yours, you have a fair chance, especially with early application and selecting many choices.

You can consider choosing the CSE specializations as your top choices, but also have options like ECE, or core CSE with no specializations as your other preferences, to help in your chances of admission.