Hi aspirant,

With 120 marks your JEE Main percentile would be 96.5 approximately. You can check the marks vs percentile analysis on the following link: https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile/amp

Based on this percentile you Common Rank list (CRL) rank would be 38,000 amd the corresponding OBC category rank would be 9,500. Yes based on this and your female and home state quota you will be getting admission in NIT Jamshedpur in branches like Electrical Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Production and industrial engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Civil Engineering. For Computer Science Engineering (CSE) you have difficulty. To know these in detail and to predict your other better options you can use our college predictor tool by clicking on the following link: https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?ici=cp-listing_engineering&icn=JEE-Main-College-Predictor

All the best.

Hi,

I would like to answer your query. Yes you are eligible for the home state quota of Jharkhand irrespective of the caste certificate which you have from different state. The only criteria for home state quota is the state of eligibility i.e. the state where you have completed your 10+2. So you can definitely apply for the home state quota having your domicile certificate and 10+2 certificate from Jharkhand.

Hope this will solve your query.

Hello,

You are on the border side,and may or may not get the branch.You will atleast have to wait for Csab special round where you have better chance.

hi,

see cutoff score changes every year and it depends on certain facts like number of participants, questions difficulty level, seat matrix, students category, choice of stream etc. however since jee main april session exam is yet to held it is quite difficult to predict the cutoff score. now every state nits has 85% seats reserve for domicile candidates. based on previous years results you need to score above 97 percentile in jee main for admission to nits. so try to score as high as possible.

Hi Iisharaj,

Yes, of course, girls can take Mechanical Engineering branch at NIT Jamshedpur, there is clearly no problem in that. NIT Jamshedpur is just as similar to other colleges. I know you are asking this because very less girls take this branch. See, if you have interest into something and have passion about it than nothing can stop you. So, feel comfortable and go for Mechanical without any overthinking, everything would be fine...

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Hello,

In 2019 a candidate belonging to OBC-NCl other state category with rank 6850 secured seat in NIT, Jamshedpur in Mechanical Engineering. Your over all rank is expected to be around 43450 and your rank based on category is expected to be in between 11,000-13,000. Considering this you may not get seat in this institute. You need to score minimum 97 percentile to have decent chances. But cut off is subjected to change depending on number of candidates appeared, number of seats available, difficulty of exam etc.

The formula to calculate overall expected rank is (100- your total percentile)*869010/100

869010=total number of candidates appeared in JEE main January session.

You may predict the colleges using our JEE Main College predictor https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

Hello,

You have not mentioned whether you belong to OBC-CL or OBC-NCL. If you belong to OBC-CL then you are considered as general category candidate. In 2019 a candidate with rank 21256 belonging to general category from other state secured seat in NIT, Jamshedpur in Mechanical Engineering and a candidate belonging to OBC-NCL from other state with rank 6850 secured seat in Mechanical Engineering in NIT, Jamshedpur. Based on your percentile your expected rank will be around 41950 and your category rank will be in between 8800-10,000. You have tough chances of getting seat in NIT, Jamshedpur. But cut off may increase or decrease depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty of exam, number of seats available etc.

The formula to calculate your overall expected rank is (100-your total percentile)*869010/100

where 869010 is the total number of candidates appeared in JEE Main January session.

You may try our JEE Main college predictor to know the chances of getting seat in a college https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor