JEE Main Eligibility

Hello,
JEE Main eligibility can be understood as given below:
1. The student must be born on or after October 1, 1993.
2. He/she must have passed 12th class or qualifying exam.
3. It is mandatory to have taken 5 subjects in the 12th or qualifying exam. For being eligible for JEE Advanced exam you have to qualify JEE Mains Exam.

Probability of ST students qualifying JEE Mains is quite high, as there is a huge difference in the cut of a General candidate and a ST candidate. Check out the last year cut off:
JEE cut off 2017
General 81
OBC-NCL 49
SC 32
ST 27
PWD 01.

Typically, to qualify for JEE Advanced one's rank should be below 1, 50,000. If it is above that, it's not possible to qualify for JEE Advanced. Better take a year gap and attempt in the next year.

Hello Akshay,
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https://www.askiitians.com/iit-jee/main/eligibility-criteria.html
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Yes, you can get NITs but not the core branches such as CS, mechanical, civil and others. You will get another branch of your choice.

Belonging to the general category, with 65% in board you can't get admission in any of the NITs, IITs, IIITs and out of any other CFTIs, even if you have topped JEE. The eligibility criteria is minimum 75% for general.

On basis of these marks, you can apply directly in any private college. And in the some of the state, you can fill up the counselling form through which you will get college according to your 12th percentage and JEE Mains marks. Just like there is an Counselling process in Rajasthan I.e. REAP through which you will get a college all over the Rajasthan according to the rank or your marks. Similarly, Every state do have same type of counselling processes for the admissions. Hurry up.
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You have to wait for the cut-off in that much marks. But if you score 50+, you are eligible for JEE Advanced. But its more likely that you will get your chance. Regards.

No, you cannot as you have scored very low marks.