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Should I take a double drop for JEE and appear from NIOS in 2026?
Ans: ou can attempt JEE Advanced only twice, in consecutive years after passing Class 12.
Since you passed Class 12 in 2024, you are eligible for JEE Advanced 2025, but not for 2026 under normal circumstances.
If you clear the 75% criteria in 2025 (CBSE improvement) → Take JEE in 2025 (Best Option).
If you fail to meet 75% in 2025 → Consider switching to NIOS and appearing for JEE in 2026.
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Since you passed Class 12 in 2024, you are eligible for JEE Advanced 2025, but not for 2026 under normal circumstances.
If you clear the 75% criteria in 2025 (CBSE improvement) → Take JEE in 2025 (Best Option).
If you fail to meet 75% in 2025 → Consider switching to NIOS and appearing for JEE in 2026.
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General male with 98.67 in Mains 1st session: Which South India NITs are possible?
Ans: 1. NIT Warangal (Telangana - Home State Quota)
CSE – Tough, may need 99+ percentile
ECE – Possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical / Civil – High chance
Chemical / Metallurgy – Very likely
2. NIT Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy, Tamil Nadu)
CSE – Very difficult (99.5+ needed)
ECE – Tough, but possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical – Good chance
Chemical / Civil – Likely
3. NIT Surathkal (Karnataka)
CSE – Very difficult (99.5+ needed)
ECE / IT – Competitive, but possible
EEE / Mechanical / Chemical – Good chance
Civil / Metallurgy – Likely
4. NIT Calicut (Kerala)
CSE – Difficult (99+ needed)
ECE – Possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical / Civil / Chemical – Good chance
5. NIT Andhra Pradesh
CSE / ECE / IT – Possible
EEE / Mechanical / Civil – Very likely
6. NIT Puducherry
CSE / ECE – Good chance
Other branches – Easily available
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CSE – Tough, may need 99+ percentile
ECE – Possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical / Civil – High chance
Chemical / Metallurgy – Very likely
2. NIT Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy, Tamil Nadu)
CSE – Very difficult (99.5+ needed)
ECE – Tough, but possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical – Good chance
Chemical / Civil – Likely
3. NIT Surathkal (Karnataka)
CSE – Very difficult (99.5+ needed)
ECE / IT – Competitive, but possible
EEE / Mechanical / Chemical – Good chance
Civil / Metallurgy – Likely
4. NIT Calicut (Kerala)
CSE – Difficult (99+ needed)
ECE – Possible in later rounds
EEE / Mechanical / Civil / Chemical – Good chance
5. NIT Andhra Pradesh
CSE / ECE / IT – Possible
EEE / Mechanical / Civil – Very likely
6. NIT Puducherry
CSE / ECE – Good chance
Other branches – Easily available
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Can I Get CS in GFTIs with 83.43 Percentile in JEE Mains?
Ans: Here are some GFTIs where you might get CSE/IT in later rounds:
Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur (IT)
Mizoram University (CSE)
Assam University, Silchar (CSE)
Central University of Rajasthan (CSE)
North-Eastern Hill University (IT)
Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (CSE in later rounds)
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Guru Ghasidas Vishwavidyalaya, Bilaspur (IT)
Mizoram University (CSE)
Assam University, Silchar (CSE)
Central University of Rajasthan (CSE)
North-Eastern Hill University (IT)
Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (CSE in later rounds)
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