JEE Counselling

Candidates who have qualified for NCHM JEE 2023 can participate in the counselling process on the official website. They need to register for NCHM JEE 2023 counselling by paying INR 2,000 as a registration fee and excercise choice locking options as per the counselling schedule.  Candidates are informed that admission to BSc Hospitality and Hotel Administration course is done strictly on the basis of a candidate’s All India Rank (AIR) in NCHMCT JEE. There will be no separate group discussion or interview round conducted for admissions. Basis a candidate's rank and minimum qualifying marks,  NCHMCT JEE cut-offs are prepared.

The National Council of Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHMCT) is conducting NCHMCT JEE Counselling 2023 in online mode for BSc admissions in four rounds. NCHMCT started NCHM JEE 2023 Counselling process on Jun 9.NCHMCT JEE Round 3 Seat Allotment Results were released on Jul 20 for admission to the BSc HHA course. The last date to pay the seat acceptance fee for NCHMCT JEE Round 3 Seat Allotment was Jul 25. Also, NCHMCT JEE Round 1 Seat Allotment Results were released on Jun 15 & Round 2 Seat Allotment Results were released on Jun 27. Further, Round 3 Seat Allotment Results were released on Jul 8. The last day to pay the seat acceptance fee for NCHMCT JEE Round 1, Round 2, and Round 3 Seat Allotment was Jun 20, Jul 1, and Jul 11. 

Congratulations on your JEE Main percentile and rank! With a CRL rank of 103,347 and an OBC rank of 32,059, you have a decent chance of getting admission to engineering colleges in India. When choosing a branch, it's essential to consider your interests, aptitude, and career goals. Here are some popular branches in engineering that you can consider:
1. Computer Science and Engineering (CSE): CSE is one of the most sought-after branches due to its high demand and excellent career prospects. It involves the study of algorithms, programming languages, software development, and computer systems.
2. Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE): ECE deals with the design and development of electronic devices, communication systems, and digital circuits. It offers opportunities in telecommunications, embedded systems, and VLSI design.
3. Mechanical Engineering (ME): ME focuses on designing, analyzing, and manufacturing mechanical systems. It covers areas such as Thermodynamics robotics, fluid mechanics, and machine design.
4. Civil Engineering (CE): CE involves the design, construction, and maintenance of infrastructure projects such as buildings, bridges, roads, and dams. It offers opportunities in both the public and private sectors.
5. Electrical Engineering (EE): EE deals with the study of electrical systems, power generation, and distribution. It includes subjects like power electronics, control systems, and electrical machines. These are just a few examples, and there are several other branches available in engineering. I recommend exploring the curriculum and future career prospects of each branch to make an informed decision. Additionally, consider your strengths, interests, and the availability of seats in different colleges while selecting your branch. It's also important to note that admission processes, cutoff ranks, and availability of seats can vary each year. So, keep track of the official websites of colleges and participate in counseling sessions for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Hello Naveen Kumar, let me first congratulation to scoring very well in JEE entrance examination and obtaining ranking of well below 25000. In this scenario I would like to advise you to prepare for JEE Advanced examination and do appear for this. If you have scored so nicely I am sure that you will do well in advanced examination also and then you can bid for admission in one of the IIT's across India. Of course the choices always open to you to register for counselling under JoSSA for admissions in NITs and government funded technical institutes. To help you in this I am attaching a link below which will take you to the college predictor for JEE entrance examination prepared by Shiksha taking into consideration the results of many previous years. In this predictor you just need to input your performance parameters of JEE Mains examination and category if any and it will tell you the Probability as to in which college and which branch you are likely to get admission. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello Shreyash Banjare, National testing agency announces the cutoff for seeking admission in NIT and also to appear for JEE Advanced examination in the form of percentiles for each category of students. You would of course no your percentile even though you are not mentioned it here. Following are the different percentiles declared by National testing agency as cut off. *2023* :
Cut-off percentiles for JEE Advanced in different categories:-
General : 90.7788642
OBC NCL : 73.6114227
SC : 51.9776027
ST : 37.2348772
Gen EWS : 63.1114141
PwD : 0.0013527
If your percent tile is above the above in your category then you are eligible to see admission and to help you, I am attaching a link that will take you to the college predictor design by Shiksha which you can use to predict the branch and the college that you can get based on your results. https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.