Will I get admission? I scored 49 in JEE Mains and I belongs to OBC category.
Asked about Veermata Jijabai Technological Institute - VJTI Mumbai - B.Tech. in Computer Engineering
I gave advance but could not crack it. I scored 81% in CBSE board .
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First of all, you have to decide in which college you want to get admission i.e., government or private. You can get admission in private colleges easily. If you are near GNE, Ludhiana then you can go there for counselling that is held in June-July. -
Hello,
JEE Main Exam is going to be conducted on 8th April 2018 in offline mode and JEE Main Online is on 15th and 16th April
You can score well in the exam to get admission in the India's best Engineering Colleges like NITs and other colleges
The JEE Main Cutoff for previous years was as follows
General -81 Marks
OBC -49 Marks
SC-32 Marks
ST-27 Marks
You can check out the more details from here https://scoop.eduncle.com/jee-mains-counselling-procedure -
You can just hit the link for the prediction of college under your scored rank:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
To get to know about the cut-off of various college you can hit the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/jee-main-exam-cutoff -
For EEE with 50 marks in JEE mains unfortunately you'll only get private colleges.
Also, you can choose for colleges like VIT Vellore, SRM or other private institutes that might offer you admission in EEE.
If you are going for a private college make sure that the college reputation is good and do check the placement record. Talk to some senior students personally to get the insight of what's happening in the college. Don't fall for the catchy advertisements.
Trust me. They all lie.
If you are ambitious, you can also plan for a drop and prepare well to get in a good NIT. -
No, you can't be able to get admission in this college with this score.
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