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Dear Neha, To pursue a B.Tech in Artificial Intelligence at premier Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), admission is primarily based on your performance in the JEE Main examination. While Class 12th marks are crucial, they serve as a qualifying criterion rather than the sole basis for admission.Eligibility Criteria:Academic Requirements: You should have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Specific percentage requirements vary by institute. For instance, IIIT-Delhi requires a minimum of 70% in aggregate and 70% in Mathematics.Entrance Examination: A valid JEE Main score is essential for admission into IIITs. The required rank varies annually based on competition and seat availability.Application Process:JEE Main Examination: Register and appear for the JEE Main exam conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA).Counseling: Participate in the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counseling process, where seats are allotted based on JEE Main ranks.Institute Application: Some IIITs may have additional application procedures; it's advisable to check the official websites of the institutes you're interested in.Note: While Class 12th marks are important, excelling in the JEE Main examination is crucial for securing admission to top IIITs for an AI program.Best wishes for your academic endeavors!

The percentile you provided (95.39) can give an approximate All India Rank (AIR).So, your estimated AIR would be around 46,100. However, this is a rough estimate, as the actual rank can vary based on the number of candidates and the difficulty level of the exam. The exact AIR will be available when JEE Mains results are released.With an estimated AIR of around 46,000, here are the possible options you could consider:NITs: You may have a chance in NITs like NIT Srinagar, NIT Raipur, NIT Patna, and NIT Jamshedpur for branches like Civil, Electrical, or Mechanical Engineering.IIITs: You may have a chance at lower-demand branches like IT, Electronics, or ECE at IIITs like IIIT Jabalpur, IIIT Kalyani, and IIIT Pune.To maximize your chances, make sure to apply to multiple institutes with varying cutoffs, and keep an eye on the cutoff trends through the JoSAA Counselling process.Next Steps:Stay updated with JoSAA Counselling: Once JEE Mains results are announced, the official JoSAA Counselling portal will provide exact cutoff details for each round. You can check the opening and closing ranks for each institute and branch.Prepare for the Next Steps: Even if your rank is not good enough for some of the top branches in these institutes, you can consider alternatives such as NITs/IIITs with lower-demand branches, private universities, or state-level institutes.

Possibly, admission may not be possible in some of the reputed NITs (National Institutes of Technology) or IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology), or might give admission very hardly to GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes) through three branches- Computer Science or Electronics branch under JEE Mains 2024, having a CRL rank of 482483 and ST category rank of 9561.Although, you still have a chance with some institutes, slightly lesser competitive branches. The details are given below: 1. NITs: So needless to say, admission into the top NITs (like NIT Trichy, etc.) is almost impossible with a rank like yours. The only advantage is that this NIT is one among many others in which cutoffs are relatively lower. Other NITs: You might get lucky if you consider other niits where the cutoffs are slightly higher with less popular branches like civil engineering, bioprocess engineering, environmental engineering, etc.2. IIITs :-Almost like an NIT, the individual IIIT has cutoffs like the big ones such as IIITH and IIITD. However, there may be some less competitive branches or some newer IIITs where you can get a chance.3. GFTIs:GTIs have very low cutoffs when compared to NITs and IIITs. With your ST rank, you stand a better chance in some GFTIs. Consider the less popular branches. 4. ST Category Benefits:In favor of the ST category, you would have this available at lower cutoffs, as in most reserved categories. But then, because of such a high CRL, it would again not help in the case of being particularly deemed colleges or branches as having less competition. Conclusion: Though probably atop NITs and IIITs, you might still have a window of opportunity with other NITs, some relatively new IIITs, or perhaps GFTIs - especially in those branches: with higher cutoffs, or those that simply aren't as popular. A watchful eye should be kept on JoSAA counseling regarding specific cutoffs and seat allocations.