JEE Main Scores

Can you make your question more clear please?

That's nice. Of course, you will get admission in many engineering colleges in India. Which field are you interested in engineering?

Yes, you have a chance please contact university admission office.

The weightage of the Mains part will be 210 x 0.6=126
Now the board normalization marks depend on the education board under which you took your board exams. If you are from Chandigarh then you have more chances. I think CCA has 40 seats. 35 for Chandigarh students & 5 for other states. Now as you have a good Mains score, that is a plus point and usually most students do not go for Architecture courses. If you are sincerely interested in taking an architectural engineering course, I would say take it. Take those courses only which you truly want to learn.
All the best!

Don't worry. You can get some good colleges. Try to go for tier 3 campuses. You can easily get. Try the below link for more knowledge regarding your college selection based on your rank in JEE. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=cconnect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=4479470.

Try to go through the syllabus first. Try to practice maximum number mock test.

You can get admission over there. Even though the score is less. Some private campuses won't look into it. They will see whether you have attended the JEE exam. Go through the below link to get more details of other colleges which you can apply:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor?utm_source=connect&utm_medium=CR_JEECP&utm_campaign=4479470.

No, for Jamia, you have to score 100+.

There is nothing like passing or failing the exam. It's just a number that helps the institutions to judge you whether you are suitable for their course or not. However, there is a threshold score which is different for different reservation systems. Considering you a general, I don't think you crossed it.

Yes, you can get admission in SASTRA University as you have scored good marks in IPE.