What is the probability of getting admission for computer engineering with 85 percentile in JEE mains in 2019
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percentile is 85 It means 85% student of the Total student appeared for the Exam are Behind You Therefore 15% students of the Total students appeared for the exam are Ahead of You, Therefore Your calculated rank is 131170
Your Rank would change Either Your Percentile Score is Increases in the next attempt or Number of Student increases in the Next attemptIf the Number of Student Increases to 1400000 and Your percentile remain same then Your New rank would be 210000
As per Your current Performance You may be eligible for JEE Advance But the final cutoff will be released once the JEE Main April gets Over
If Your Percentile Score Increases i...more
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