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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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Historical data linking percentiles with ranks could be used to check your estimated rank in the JEE Main at 82. Usually, an 82 percentile gives a rank somewhere in the range of approximately 169,542 to 92,303.Rank estimation based on percentileSince you are at 82 percentile, then your rank will most likely fall within this range. This means you did better than about 82 out of 100 candidates taking the exam.It is as per the normalization process used by the National Testing Agency (NTA), which in turn achieves fairness of rankings across sessions and across difficulty levels of examination.Final Answer: Expected rank in JEE Main at 82
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Udaya Bhaskar rao

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Requisite for JEE Advanced with Geography as the 5th SubjectSuppose you have Geography as your fifth subject. To be eligible for JEE Advanced, one must satisfy the requirements of the exam authorities that indicate that students should secure at least 75% marks for their Class 12 board examinations or fall under the top 20 percentile to be considered. In the case of Maharashtra HSC, usually from the four Science subjects Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, plus one additional subject is included in this count.If Geography is chosen as the fifth subject, it will not be counted in the computation for 75% eligibility or the top 20% cuto
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Vedhii Sharma

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hi, With 26 marks in JEE and 85% in your board exams, admission to premier institutions like NITs or IIITs may not be possible, but you can still secure admission to reputed private universities like Lovely Professional University (LPU).Lovely Professional University (LPU):LPU provides admission to its programs through direct entry based on board exam performance or its entrance test, LPUNEST. With 85% in your board exams, you are eligible for most undergraduate programs at LPU. Additionally, your strong board percentage may qualify you for scholarships, reducing your tuition fees.LPU is known for its state-of-the-art infrastructure, d
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KUMKUM BASWAL

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If you have filled in the application form of AME CET 2023 in error and wish to appear for AME CET 2024, you should immediately reach out to the authorities concerned for AME CET or the conducting body. They can be informed about your problem and asked whether the already filled-in registration form is transferred to the 2024 session or canceled. Keep track of new registration dates for the AME CET 2024 exam notice. In case there is no transfer facility, you may have to re-register again for the 2024 session. Always refer to the official website for directions.

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Aruna Chhetri

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Yes, JEE Main marks matter when applying to the Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (JIIT): Admission optionsYou can apply for admission to JIIT based on both your 10+2 marks and JEE Main score by filling out separate forms. EligibilityTo be eligible for admission to JIIT's B.Tech program, you need to have at least 60% aggregate in your 10+2 or equivalent exam. Program-specific admissionFor some programs, like Biotechnology and Bioinformatics, 50% of seats are allotted based on JEE Main rank, and the remaining 50% are allotted based on 10+2 marks.  

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Aman yadav

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You can't join Universal AI University's B.Tech programme without taking the JEE Main exam. They consider JEE Main scores, as well as MHT CET and CUET UG scores, for admission. 

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Aman yadav

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You can't join RMK Engineering College for the B.Tech programme without going through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) process. TNEA is the official way to get into engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu, and RMK Engineering College uses this system for admissions.

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Ravi Babu

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Although it depends on the particular cutoff for the year you have a good chance of being admitted to Koneru Lakshmaiah Universitys (KLU) CSE programme if you scored in the 79.86 percentile on the JEE Mains and are an OBC. JEE Mains results are typically accepted by KLU and the cutoff varies year depending on variables like application volume and overall performance.You have a better chance of getting a seat in the OBC category because the cutoff will be lower than in the general category.

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Anchal Shukla

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The best thing you can do is forfeit your seat alloted in COMEDK and then continue with the KCET counseling procedure. If in case you have taken admission in the seat alloted by COMEDK, then you have to give a written request to the COMEDk forum/office to reject your seat and give back the documents.Different counseling processesKCET and COMEDK have different counseling processes: KCET: Candidates must qualify for the KCET exam, verify documents, and enter options to be considered for counseling and seat allotment. COMEDK: Candidates must register for online counseling, upload documents for verification, and participate in ro
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Priya Kumari

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if you got 149 marks in JEE Main 2024 (27th January, Shift 1), you can expect a percentile of around 96 to 97.5. It's depending on the session's difficulty. The percentile is calculated through the normalization process.  If your shift was harder than others, your percentile might be higher. 

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