i got 75 percentile in jee mains can i get admission i n NFSC?

It depends upon the JEE Main and JEE Advance cut offs, If You manage to qualify the exam by achieving the cut off, You can apply for JOSAA Counselling. It should be noted the cut off for EWS/SC/ST/FEMALES/OBC category is lower than the general category

If you manage to qualify JEE Main Cutoff, You would be eligible for JEE Advance which is the intake exam for IITs as mentioned above.


However It is usually advised to fill the choices as per the preference of colleges and departments, for example CSE in NIT Trichy is your priority followed by CSE in NIT Warangal, you can fill CSE at NIT Trichy at serial number 1 and CSE at NIT Warangal at serial number 2 and so on and so forth. However to get any NIT, you must have qualified JEE Mains and to get any IIT, you must have qualifies JEE Advanced

But the previous cut offs of colleges should be taken in consideration, it is better to research over the cut off of colleges then make a preference list of colleges and fill accordingly

For the college preferences and the courses provided by these colleges and to know which colleges participate in the JOSAA counselling, please go to the below mentioned link: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/josaa-participating-institutes/amp

For college prediction as per your marks and rank, please go through the below mentioned link: https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Rest for information on any particular college, you can dig their official site for better information

Hello aspirant,

It would be difficult for you to get admission in NFSC with this percentile but still you have a small chance under reservation if applicable to your category/ home state quota till spot round. Don't loose hope. There are many other colleges where you can get a seat on your percentile especially if you apply under home state quota. You can check you availability using our career 360 college predictor tool. The link is given below

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

hope this helps you.