IIT Delhi All Questions

Firstly, brother congratulations for your decent performance in JEE advanced.

With this rank you can easily get the above two branches in any college except IITB.

Well, it depends at oyur interest.

If you interested to explore the working of the industry and believes in improving that than Production engineering is your branch

If you like IIT physincs and have passion regarding research development in physics than Engineering physics is your branch

Thank You 

As per your rank and previous year cutoff, the colleges you get are:-

IIIT Delhi

IIIT Pune

NSIT Delhi

DTU Delhi

To know more about your chances of getting other colleges check out the college predictor link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hello,

You can't get an admisson if you haven't qualified the JEE Advance with a good score. As per the score you have said, it won't be even possible to get a NIT college or IIIT. Better to look for private college and take an admission through counselling for which you may get a low fee structure. Competence has increased alot and it's seriously not that easy to get an IIT. It takes lots of effort to clear JEE Advance.

yoou can use CPGET rank to get into any college which accepts the entrance and government college is also possible.

Hope it helps!

Hi ! It seems that you are not going to get any IIT with any branch. It is so because your rank is very high. So better not go for counselling. Instead drop 1 year and prepare for JEE advance once again, if you want to. So hope you understand and best of luck to you.

You have scored very well in JEE MAINS but unfortunately for you, IITs consider only JEE ADVANCE marks for admission. If you have scored well in JEE advanced too the well and good, but without that, I can not really tell you if it is possible. But you can definitely get admission in NITs and IIITs with your excellent rank in JEE Mains. You can apply for these institues through JoSAA, and that can be done through the JEE mains website. NITs and IIIts are also government colleges and esteemed colleges. So if you get any of these don't leave the chance. You can get the list of Top NITs and IIITs, and you can prioritise between them considering all the things that you want in your college, including Branch and Fee Structure. These being government aided colleges don't have fees as high as that of private colleges. As you prioritise and enter the list in the JoSAA rounds, it automatically checks your rank and marks with the cutoff, and allot the college and course nearest to the top of your list. All the Best. Hope you get the college and stream that you want.