Engineering Counselling

Hello Chandu Shrinivasrao, you have obtained a reasonably good all India rank in JEE Mains examination. But National testing agency has announced cutoffs in percentile form for seeking admission in NIT or equivalent institutes for different categories of students as also eligibility for appearing in JEE Advanced examination. To help you for the in guessing as to which college you are likely to get with your performance in this examination I am attaching a link below that will take you to the college predictor download by Shiksha for JEE Mains examination and it will help you greatly. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Internal sliding in JAC Delhi refers to the process through which a student who has already been admitted to a particular programme at one of the participating colleges of JAC Delhi can apply for a change of branch within the same college or institute. In JAC Delhi Counselling, candidates can move a choice up and down if needed. The candidate who opts for branch upgradation will be automatically upgraded to the higher preferred choice. However, the upgradation will depend on seats available, eligibility, and JEE Main rank of the candidate. The upgradation process will take place in the next subsequent round. Internal sliding is only applicable to those candidates who have secured admission in the first round of JAC Delhi counselling and have taken admission to a college. Such candidates can apply for internal sliding in the subsequent rounds of counselling. The eligibility criteria and the process for internal sliding may differ from college to college, and candidates are advised to refer to the respective college's website or counselling brochure for detailed information on the same. Generally, candidates need to have secured a minimum required CGPA or percentage of marks in their current programme to be eligible for internal sliding. Additionally, the availability of seats in the desired branch and the candidate's merit rank are also taken into consideration while granting internal sliding.

There are several options for accessing free counseling for civil engineering as a Sri Lankan refugee who is a math and computer student. Here are a few suggestions: (1)Contact local non-profit organizations: Many non-profit organizations provide free counseling and career guidance services to refugees. You can look for local organizations in your area that provide such services and inquire about counseling for civil engineering. (2)Contact your university: If you are currently enrolled in a university, you can reach out to the career counseling or academic advising department to SEE if they offer counseling services for civil engineering students. (3)Look for online counseling services: Many organizations offer free online counseling services for refugees and other marginalized groups. You can search online for such services and find one that specializes in engineering or civil engineering. (4)Contact professional organizations: There are many professional organizations for civil engineers, and some of them offer mentoring and counseling services to students. You can reach out to these organizations and inquire about their counseling services for students. Regardless of which option you choose, it is important to seek counseling early on in your academic career to ensure that you are on the right path and making progress towards your goals. Good luck!