Sir I have 57% in jee mains and 80 % in 12th board Can I get a good college with this with a fees rate of 1 lakh per year or below

Ans: Hello TP
Yes. There are chances that you can get a good college in your home state.
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Ans: Based on JEE Main Rank (1,01,522)
???? Chances in Government Colleges (through JoSAA/CSAB)
With this rank and assuming General Category, you might get:

Lower or core branches in newer IIITs or NITs (like Civil, Metallurgy, or Bio-Tech) in the spot/CSAB rounds.

GFTIs like:

Assam University, Silchar

Gurukula Kangri, Haridwar

BIT Mesra (off-campuses)

Action: Participate in CSAB special rounds — sometimes CSE seats open up unexpectedly.

Based on VITEEE Rank (90,000)
At VIT Vellore or Chennai, it's unlikely you’ll get core CSE.

You can expect branches like:

Electronics and Computer Engineering

ECE, EEE, or Bio-related branches at VIT Bhopal or AP

Ans: Viksit, With an 81.2 percentile in JEE Mains, your All India Rank is likely around 2,85,000, which makes it challenging to secure a seat in top government engineering colleges in Punjab, Haryana, or Delhi, especially for popular branches like Computer Science. For Punjab, NIT Jalandhar’s closing ranks for core branches are typically much lower than your rank, and state government colleges like Thapar Institute and Punjab Engineering College (PEC) Chandigarh also require higher percentiles, with PEC’s cutoffs for general category ranging from 16,285 to 88,686, well above your range. In Haryana and Delhi, government institutes such as DTU, NSUT, and IGDTUW have even more competitive cutoffs, making admission unlikely at your percentile. However, you may have a chance in lower-demand branches or through state quota in some GFTIs or newer NITs (e.g., NIT Sikkim, NIT Agartala) for non-core streams. As backup options, consider reputable private universities like LPU, KIIT, or state-level colleges with their own entrance processes, which accept students in the 80–90 percentile range and offer decent placements and academic environments. It is recommended to participate in state counseling rounds and keep private institutes as alternatives for a wider range of choices. All the BEST for your Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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