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Hello Satendra, From this year, UP government has decided to use scores of JEE Mains examination fir admission to engineering colleges in the state. I am attaching two links. One will give you information about this and second can predict the branch and the NIT that you can get based on your performance in this exam. https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/upsee-exam
https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-college-predictor
Best wishes to you.

Hello, I must say that for OBC NCL category, you have received quite good percentile. But perhaps this may fall short fir admission in CSE branch. This is so since almost every student gives this branch as the first choice and as a result of this the cutoffs are really stiff. However I would like to advise you to download the college predictors available for JEE Mains on the net. These will help you guess the NIT where you can get your desired branch. Best wishes to you.

Hello Viswnath Reddy, it's indeed great to know that you are interested in getting admission in CSE in any NIT or IIIT. Your percentile is quite well but perhaps for getting CSE it may fall short. This is because almost every student gives this branch as the first choice and as a result of this the cutoffs are really stiff. However I would like to advise you to download college predictors of JEE Mains. These will help you in predicting the branch and institution that you can get based on your percentile. Best wishes to you.

Hello Menu Garg, these days raw marks do NIT matter. What matters is the percentile awarded and consequently ranking to be announced by NTA. I am giving you cutoffs declared last year for different categories. You can guess for yourself as to where you stand. Cut-off for JEE Advance
Candidates having at least 90.3765335 percentile will be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. For EWS students the cut-off is 70.2435518, for OBC it is 72.8887969, SC - 50.1760245, ST - 39.0696101, PwD - 0.06185224
Best wishes to you.