* Year of the exam: The cutoff ranks change yearly based on the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and number of seats available in each college.
* Specific colleges considered: Haryana has several engineering colleges, both government and private, each with varying levels of prestige and cutoff ranks. Some might be more focused on specific branches.
* Branch preferences: Your preferences for branches (e.g., Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil) significantly impact which college and branch you'll get. Higher-ranked branches (like Computer Science) generally have much higher cutoffs than others.
To determine which college and branch you might get, you'd need to:
1. Look up past year's cutoff ranks: Search online for previous years' AIEEE (now JEE Main) cutoff ranks for Haryana state quota for specific colleges and branches. This will give you a general idea.
2. Check college websites: Visit the websites of engineering colleges in Haryana to see their admission guidelines and past year's cutoff data.
3. Consider less popular branches: With your ranks, you'll likely need to be open to branches that are less sought after to increase your chances of admission.
Without the specifics mentioned above, providing a definitive answer is impossible. Your state rank is considerably better than your all-India rank, increasing your chances within Haryana, but it still may not secure admission to highly competitive colleges and branches.