School of Engineering News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

98+ percentile in JEE Mains estimates a score ranging from 131 - 165.3, depending on the exam difficulty level. Furthermore, the predicted rank for this percentile is around 30,000. This performance in the exam is considered to be of a strong level as it allows the candidate to get admitted to various top-tier colleges in core engineering branches; however, less competitive ones. Understanding the 98+ percentile in JEE Main 2026 prediction is crucial for the candidates as it will help them in targeting their favourite colleges and courses accordingly.

Important Instructions for already Registered JEE Main 2026 Applicants

• You can add a new course/ change the course while registering for Session 2. For example, if you appeared for only Paper 1 (B.Tech) in Session 1, they can add Paper 2 (B.Arch) as well during the Session 2 registration. You can even appear for both papers
• There is an option to change the 'Medium of Question Paper', i.e., the language of the question paper. There is no separate fee for the same
• You can opt for exam cities again. It is not mandatory to choose the same exam cities as those opted during the Session 1 registration. You can choose different exam cities as per your convenience or you can choose the same exam cities
• You need to pay the application fee for Session 2 for all the papers opted (Paper 1 or Paper 2 or both) through digital payment methods

The list of private engineering colleges accepting JEE Main score 2026 includes names like VIT Vellore, Thapar Institute, Siksha 'O' Anusandhan, UPES Dehradun and many more. While JEE Main is a popular entrance exam for students who wish to get admission to government engineering colleges in the country, several private engineering colleges also accept JEE Main 2026 score for admission. However, not all private colleges accept the JEE score for engineering admissions. Some of these colleges conduct their own entrance exam, while others admit students based on state-level entrance exams. 

While preparing for GUJCET exams, maths seems to be difficult at first while you are already in between board exams, practical revision, and maybe even JEE preparation. But if you decide to appear, then you should have thorough knowledge about what chapters are important and which ones are of high weightage. Every year, the same practical question is put to the teachers by the students: “Which chapters should be the first to focus on to get a good score in GUJCET Maths?”

When students begin preparing for GUJCET, chemistry is the subject they are often unsure about. It has a wide syllabus, and time is limited. As the GUJCET 2026 syllabus is vast and incomplete, revision can lead to stress and underperformance in the exam. However, GUJCET follows a pattern that is predictable. Certain chemistry topics appear every year and carry more weight than others. If the students know about the important topics, preparation and scoring will get easier. This article breaks down the chemistry topics into high-weightage topics and low-weightage topics so the students can approach them smartly.