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Hi Darshan Nayak, Its a matter of straightforward math, There are 2400 seats in government clinical universities in Karnataka. Of which 15 %will go to the all India quota, now there are 2040 remaining. Out of these 1020 will come to general legitimacy, hence even with applicants exiting guiding to seek after designing and clinchers choosing all India portion. At most it could stretch to 1500 positions pretty much. Rest will go for reservation shares like SC, ST, OBC (1A,1B,2A,2B,3A,3B) sports quantity, physical impaired amount and afterward there is extra problem of the rustic/metropolitan standard, where government needs to wash its hands off poor instructive offices in country arrangement by giving a portion. Above circumstance makes anticipating shorts for every one of these classes troublesome. I propose that you allude to a year ago 's cutoff. On the off chance that there has been expansion of seats, at that point shorts will come to try and lower positions than a year ago. There is likewise the issue of seats given to state government by the private clinical schools, they could slant the scales further. Nonetheless, government clinical school seats will be the first to go.

Hello Asif, the exam conducting body for JEE Mains is national testing agency. They declare the results and also announce cutoffs in terms of percentiles for different categories of students. Those who have scored better than this percentile only are allowed to appear for JEE Advanced which is the entrance test for getting admission into any of the IIT. Every year this ranking or rather percentile will keep changing which is the determining factor for eligibility to apply for admission in NIT as well as appearing for JEE Advanced. On the same lines the agency conducting JEE Advanced also announces cutoffs and those who have scored more than the cutoff can only seek admission in IIT. You will get a very detailed information if you visit the website of an NTA and of the IIT. Best wishes to you.