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MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Jun 07, 2025

Radheshyam Zanwar is the founder of Zanwar Classes which prepares aspirants for competitive exams such as MHT-CET, IIT-JEE and NEET-UG.
Based in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, it provides coaching for Class 10 and Class 12 students as well.
Since the last 25 years, Radheshyam has been teaching mathematics to Class 11 and Class 12 students and coaching them for engineering and medical entrance examinations.
Radheshyam completed his civil engineering from the Government Engineering College in Aurangabad.... more

Question by Aastha on Jun 07, 2025

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Rvce civil or vit Chennai Ece

Ans: Hello Aastha.
Value your preferred branch first and the institution. Yet to recommend, prefer Civil @ RVCE. The final choice will be yours.
Best of luck.
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Radheshyam

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For unparalleled global reputation, multidisciplinary research infrastructure, and assured core-civil placements, the the recommendation is IIT Bombay Civil Engineering. If your priority is cutting-edge software engineering, higher average packages and robust industry internships in technology, recommendation shifts to RVCE Computer Science & Engineering. All the BEST for Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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My son is got the 61.49 percentile jee main I am bilong to SC category any chance to nit IIIT or other colleges

Ans: No, your son's 61.49 percentile is too low for NITs/IIITs—even SC seats closed at 85-90%ile in JoSAA 2024-25.

Try state counseling (like Bihar BCECE), private colleges near IIITs, or leftover GFTIs via CSAB. Good core branches (Civil/Mech) possible in local options. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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My brother got CRL 173266 and gen-ews rank 26615 in jee main 2026 home state is bihar any nit, iiit with decent branch can he get??

Ans: No, with a CRL of 173,266 and an EWS rank of 26,615 (Bihar Home State), admission to NITs or IIITs is unlikely. You can try for Bihar Engineering College or participate in the state counselling through BCECE, as well as consider private engineering colleges. Admission to GFTIs or through CSAB rounds may be marginally possible in the final rounds, but chances are limited. ALL the BEST for Your Brother's Prosperous Future!

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Question by Sandipkumar - Apr 22, 2026Hindi

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My daughter got 98.49 percentile in jee main I am general candidate which seat NIT I CAN GET FROM Gujarat

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Question by Govind - Apr 22, 2026Hindi

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Namaskar, My son has got 93.60 percentile in JEE mains 2026 with General rank 100144 and OBC NCL rank 32618. I request you to kindly guide me can he get admission in SGSITS, Indore in CSE / IT / ETC branch having MP domicile or any other better option as per your recommendation.

Ans: Govind Sir, With 93.60 percentile, CRL 1,00,144 and OBC-NCL rank 32,618 (MP domicile), your son should try both MP BE counselling and JoSAA. For SGSITS Indore, recent MP-counselling data show General home-state closing ranks around CSE 18,410, IT 37,589, ETC 48,484 in 2025, so CSE looks difficult, IT is borderline, and ETC appears the most realistic; OBC-MP quota may improve chances somewhat. For JoSAA, at OBC 32,618, expect mainly lower-demand branches in mid/lower NITs, IIITs and GFTIs, not CSE/IT in top institutes. My recommendation: SGSITS ETC/IT first, then good MP colleges like IET-DAVV/JEC, while keeping JoSAA + CSAB as backup. (I suggest you also cross-check the JoSAA opening and closing ranks data from the last 2–3 years before filling in the maximum number of your son’s preferred institutions and branches during counselling). ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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Thank you so much for your reply. Is SGSITS IT 37589 is OBC NCL cutoff of 2025? Is there is any possibility of getting CSE in IET DAVV?

Ans: Admission for CSE is possible. Make sure to fill in both choices with CSE as your first preference. You can also verify this information on the DTE-MP portal for confirmation.

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Question by SHYAMAL - Apr 22, 2026Hindi

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Sir we are based in Delhi. My son appeared for JEEMAINS 2026 both sessions.His general CRL 8308 and percentile Score 99.55. Please guide me in selecting best avaiable colleges in CSE/ECE/ELECTRICAL.

Ans: With a CRL of 8,308 in the General category, the best targets are ECE and EE branches in strong NITs, while CSE in top NITs and IIITs is mostly difficult to secure. JoSAA uses CRL for closing ranks on Open seats. Recent cutoffs show IIIT Allahabad ECE closed at 7,228 in 2025 and 7,355 in 2024, so that is unlikely; MNNIT Allahabad EE closed at 10,898 in 2025 and 10,710 in 2024, making it a realistic option. NIT Calicut ECE and EEE also extended beyond your rank in 2025, making them good targets. If Delhi is his state of eligibility, NIT Delhi’s CSE, ECE, and EE branches become strong possibilities under the Home State quota. It is advisable to prioritize filling choices like NIT Delhi, MNNIT Allahabad, NIT Calicut, NIT Jaipur, and good IIIT options in ECE and EE first. However, I suggest you also cross-check the JoSAA opening and closing ranks data from the last 2–3 years before filling in the maximum number of your son’s preferred institutions and branches during counselling. This will help ensure informed choices and improve his chances of admission. ALL the BEST for Your Son's Prosperous Future!

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I have got jee mains rank of 1400000 in general and 144000 in ews and my class 12 percentage is 68% and class 10 percentage is 91. Suggest some good private colleges in which I can take admission and which branch should I prefer. Make sure the fee of college should not be beyond 7-8 lakh of 4 years

Ans: With a JEE Main rank around 14 lakh, EWS rank about 1.44 lakh, and 68% in Class 12, it’s best to focus on budget-friendly private colleges in UP and Delhi-NCR through direct admission or UPTAC counselling rather than expensive tier-1 private universities. Good fee-compatible options include GNIOT, KIET Ghaziabad, ABES Engineering College, and NIET Greater Noida. Prefer admission in CSE or IT branches if available; if not, consider ECE, then EEE or Mechanical branches. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Sir I got 91.49 percentile rank 132219 in jee mains general category 12 th from Noida result awaited Which good private colleges I can get as with my score I will not get niit /iiit

Ans: With a 91.49 percentile and an AIR of 1,32,219, your best realistic private college options include JIIT Noida, JSS Noida, Bennett University, Shiv Nadar University, UPES, and Amity Noida.

JIIT Noida is particularly practical—its 2025 cutoff closed around 1,26,758 for Mathematics & Computing and 1,52,139 for Robotics & AI. Since ECE's cutoff was much higher than your rank, branches like ECE, Robotics & AI, or some allied streams appear possible.

All these institutions accept JEE Main or equivalent admission routes, but Thapar University is likely to be more competitive at your rank.

Since your Class 12 results are still awaited, make sure to meet each college’s PCM and overall eligibility criteria once your results are out. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Question by Shyam - Apr 22, 2026Hindi

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Sir in jee mains 2026 ..I got ews ranks 6890 and crl rank 47474

Ans: Shyam, since you haven’t mentioned your Home State, I’ll provide a general overview. Based on official JoSAA opening and closing rank trends from 2024 and 2025, your realistic admission chances are mainly in mid- to lower-tier NITs for lower-demand branches such as Civil, Chemical, Production, Metallurgy, Mining, Biotechnology, Food Technology, and Materials Engineering. You may also find opportunities in several IIITs and GFTIs, particularly in non-CSE branches. Admission to top NIT or IIIT branches like CSE or ECE under the All-India quota is unlikely at your rank. However, you should fill in the maximum number of your preferred institutions and branches during counselling to keep all possible options open. This strategy increases your chances of securing admission in a program that suits your interests and rank.

Please note, these estimates are indicative and based on historical data. Cutoffs can fluctuate due to factors like exam difficulty, seat matrix changes, reservation policies, branch preferences, and counselling rounds.

My recommendation is to diversify your applications by also appearing for 4–5 private engineering entrance exams alongside JEE/JoSAA/CSAB to maximize your chances of admission beyond the highly competitive IIT/NIT/IIIT ecosystem. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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Asked by Anonymous - Apr 22, 2026Hindi

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Sir I got 76 Percentile in Jee Mains ( 380524 CRL rank ) i belongs to obc category ( 137k category rank ) my class 12th schooling was done from Delhi . But I have permenent address of Madhya Pradesh ( Could You please suggest me which college should I go for with this result and with Which branch)

Ans: Since you passed Class 12 from Delhi, your JoSAA State of Eligibility is Delhi, not Madhya Pradesh. The permanent address does not determine this. JoSAA considers the OBC-NCL category rank for OBC seat cutoffs.

With a 76 percentile, CRL around 3,80,524, and OBC rank approximately 1.37 lakh, your chances in regular JoSAA rounds for NITs and most IIITs are very low. Realistic options are mainly some lower-demand GFTIs and, if vacancies remain, CSAB Special Rounds, typically in branches like Civil, Mechanical, Production, Food Technology, Biotechnology, or other non-CSE branches.

It’s important to keep state and private college counselling as your primary backup plan rather than relying solely on JoSAA. ALL the BEST for Your Prosperous Future!

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