JeePredictorThe most comprehensive JoSAA college predictor in India. Enter your JEE Main or JEE Advanced rank, category, and home state to see a ranked list of eligible colleges with branch-wise predictions. Uses 5-year JoSAA cutoff data (2020–2024) to classify colleges as Safe, Moderate, or Reach. Covers 100+ institutes, 500+ branches.
Predictions are based on 5-year NTA & JoSAA historical data (2020–2025) using polynomial regression and statistical interpolation. All cutoff data sourced from official JoSAA seat allocation records.
JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) conducts a centralized seat allocation process for 116 institutes including IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. Allocation happens in 6 rounds. In each round, you're allocated a seat based on your rank, category, preferences, and seat availability. You can then accept, reject, or float to the next round hoping for a better option.
All India (AI) quota applies to all candidates from any state. Home State (HS) quota reserves ~50% seats in NITs for state residents — giving a significant rank advantage. Other State (OS) quota fills the remaining NIT seats. For IITs and IIITs, only AI quota applies. If you're from the home state of an NIT, your HS cutoff rank is typically 25–40% lower than OS cutoff, giving you a huge advantage.
Safe means your rank is well below the historical closing rank — you have a very high chance of getting that seat. Moderate means your rank is close to the closing rank — you may get it, but seat availability fluctuates year to year. Reach means the closing rank is slightly above yours — possible only in favorable years. For high-stakes decisions, focus primarily on Safe colleges.
23 IITs
All old and new IITs participate in JoSAA.
31 NITs
National Institutes of Technology across India.
~59,000+
BTech seats across IITs + NITs + IIITs + GFTIs.
NIT Trichy CS (OPEN, Other State quota) closed at ~3200 rank in JEE Main 2024. For Home State (Tamil Nadu) quota, it closed around 2800 rank. OBC-NCL category closed around 1150 OS rank. These cutoffs vary ±15% year to year.
Yes. JEE Main rank is used for NIT, IIIT, and GFTI seat allocation. JEE Advanced rank is required for IIT seat allocation. You must qualify JEE Advanced and appear in it for IIT seats. JoSAA handles seat allocation for both exam tracks.
There is no official limit. You can fill as many college-branch combinations as you want as preferences. A well-ordered choice list with 50–100 options is typically recommended for maximum flexibility across rounds.