I have scored 120 marks in JEE Mains and 47% in HSC (CBSE). I belong to the OBC category. Can I participate in the JoSAA counselling?
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No, you cannot participate in JoSAA. -
Yes, you are eligible for participating in JoSAA counseling. -
Hello Arun,
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I hope this will help you finding the appropriate choice.
Good luck.
Thank you. -
Hi,
As your board's percentage is very low, you must maintain 75% in boards to get a seat in NITs or IITs so you are not eligible but you have scored in Mains, so try private colleges.
Hope it helps! -
Hi,
How are you?
The best way to predict a college through JEE Mains score is using shiksha college predictor. After that, just go for the counselling of that college. You may also choose a private college like BITS-Pilani, SRM, VIT, SKIT-Jaipur, Galgotias, Sharda, LPU and NIRMA.
So go for it.
Thank you and keep asking! -
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7 years agoHello Arun,
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Thank you & all the best! -
You can take part in the counselling but you are not eligible to take admission in any of the colleges through the counselling as the minimum marks required in HSC are 75%. -
Yes, you can participate in the counselling, because you have chance of getting at least NIT as you scored 120 marks in the Mains. CBSE abandoned the +2 marks into consideration. So, you have no objection to participate in the counselling. All the best. -
Yes, you can participate in the counselling, because you have chance of getting at least NIT as you scored 120 marks in the Mains. CBSE abandoned the +2 marks into consideration. So, you have no objection to participate in the counselling. All the best. -
With the help of Shiksha college predictor, you can see whether you can get admission in your favorite college. Here's the link for it-
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
After predicting your college you can collect information about that college. Hope this will help you a lot.
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