JEE Mains paper 2

Yes, you have good chances of getting NITs. You have a good score and a good rank. But don't fall for that also try for other government colleges in your state to reserve a seat.

Yes, you can get the admission if you have high marks in 10+2 and chances are there that you have to wait till 3rd counselling so don't worry. All the best!

Hello Shubhangi,
JEE Mains Paper 2, 2018 result is already declared on May 31. You can check your result on their official website. Thanks.

Yes, you can get admission but it all depends on your spot round counselling.

There is a very less chance but yes, you can try in spot round.

Yes, JJ College offers admission based on JEE Mains paper 2.

The average of your Boards and NATA scores are accepted For JJ College of Planning and Architecture. With these marks, you are not likely to get into it. Still you have NITs and many other colleges which you can get. Recommendations be NIT Calicut, Kozhikode, BMS College of Engineering, RV College of Engineering, etc. All the best.

You'll not get NITK with these marks. Nor any of the NIT. I would suggest you to go for other private colleges for B.Arch . Moreover, for government, there are least hope with colleges with home state quotas. Best of luck.

Yes, you can get admission there with JEE Mains paper 2.
70 out of 200. According to last year cut off, you have very fair chances.
2013: 1784-5489
2014: 861-4767
These are the cut-off rank:
This year, the cut-off rank will go down drastically for sure (reason, Besu getting centralized and it won't be admitting students on WBJEE Merit).
70 marks would get you rank around 5 k -6 k. So, it is pretty much difficult making it into architecture , but then miracles do happen.

The minimum score one should have is around 250 or above for getting into CCOA, Punjab (for general). Still, there is very less number of seats (around 50 ), so nothing can be said at concrete. There are though lot of another colleges with similar reputation and you need not to worry, if you get around 250 marks.