IIIT

Here are some ways that can get you a chance for admission in IIIT Delhi if you couldn't get a seat in JoSAA counselling: • Spot Round : Vacant seats that are left by students due to any reason are filled in this round . The admission is solely based on first come first serve basis . This is conducted after the JoSAA counselling process. • Direct Admission: If a candidate has good academic and co curricular merit with great scores in JEE Mains/Advanced entrance examination, They may get direct admission in the institute. • Special Rounds: There are still some seats left after the spot round which later gets filled during the special round, this round is usually conducted after all rounds of counselling. • Management Quota : If a candidate could not get seat through any of the above ways in the counselling process, they can apply for admission through management quota, the fees for management quota students is usually higher. To know more about the institute, refer to the official website or Shiksha.

Indian Institute of Information Technology, Tiruchirappalli (IIIT Trichy) offers an undergraduate BTech programmme under two specialisations, namely Computer Science and Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering. Admission to all these BTech courses is conducted via JEE Main exam, followed by JoSAA counselling and CSAB counselling. Candidates are required to qualify the course-specific eligibility criteria before applying for the JoSAA exam. IIIT Trichy's syllubus and curriculum is similar to NIT Trichy, which is prepared based on a thorough deliberations and discussions with IITs, NITs, IIITs, and Anna University. Candidates seeking admission to IIIT Trichy for BE/ BTech must check out the minimum eligibility requirements set by the institution.

Based on the provided information, it is highly unlikely that you will get into any IIT, NIT, or IIIT with a SC category rank of 88710 and a CRL rank of 1005371 in JEE Mains. Here's why:IIT Cutoffs:The cutoff for IITs is generally higher than that for NITs and IIITs. For example, the cutoff for IIT Roorkee for SC category is 240, and for IIT Guwahati, it is 262.NIT Cutoffs:The cutoff for NITs varies across institutions. For example, the cutoff for NIT Trichy is 7153 for HS Quota and 4642 for OS Quota.IIIT Cutoffs:The cutoff for IIITs also varies across institutions. For example, the cutoff for IIIT Pune for SC category is 2207 for Computer Science and Engineering.Given your rank, you are unlikely to secure admission in any of these institutions. However, you can consider other colleges and universities that accept JEE Mains scores. 

With an 86th percentile in JEE Main and a rank of 194,000 (with a category rank of 66,000), your chances of securing admission to NITs (National Institutes of Technology), IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology), or GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes) might be challenging. However, there are still possibilities depending on various factors such as the availability of seats, the cutoff trends for the year, and the specific category you belong to. Here are some options you can consider: 1. State Government Engineering Colleges: Many state government engineering colleges accept JEE Main scores for admission. You can explore options in your state or other states where you meet the eligibility criteria. 2. Private Engineering Colleges:There are numerous private engineering colleges across India that accept JEE Main scores for admission. While you might not get into the top-tier private colleges, there are many reputable private institutions where you could secure admission.3. Participating in Counseling: Some colleges participate in centralized counseling processes where seats are allocated based on various entrance exam scores. You can explore such counseling processes to increase your chances of getting into a college.4. Branches with Lower Cutoffs: Consider applying for branches that have lower cutoffs or are less popular among students. This could increase your chances of admission.5. Improving Scores: If possible, you can also consider retaking the JEE Main exam to try and improve your score, which could open up more options for college admissions. While securing admission to NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs might be challenging with your current percentile and rank, exploring alternative options and being open to various possibilities can help you find the right college for your engineering education.