I am also facing the same problem. The online form is rejecting my application. Though the eligibility in brochures say 17 plus as on 31 Dec, however the online form is rejecting my application. How do I apply??

Hi Hardik,

No, you will not be eligible to appear in JEE-Advance as it demands 75% or more in Intermediate examination and In JEE-Main exam you should clear the cut-off of your category.

If you fail to achieve the above criteria than you will neither appear in JEE-Advance nor take

Yes if you are re appearing for the board exams then your previous practical this course will not be considered I have to again give fresh practical exams along with all the theory subject exams and clear in both practical as well as theory exams because your previous practical exams

Hi Hemnaath,

Generally in state board exams there is no any system of cut-off. Cut-off is only for entrance examinations. In state board exams percentage of students are declared in their score card. Cut-off of various examinations depends upon various factors like :-

• Number of students appeared in examination.
• Difficulty

Hello sanjavi,

if you satisfy all the eligibility criteria of TNEA then only you can appear the exam. minimum required percentage is 45% for general category.  if your exam is late then you will get your result late.

better to write a mail to the board asking to guide you.

Hello,

There isn't any entrance exam, the admission is given based on merit in 10+2.The eligibility criteria is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry from a recognized board or university.Candidates belonging to general category must have passed with 50% aggregate candidates belonging to OBC

Hello,

To be eligible to appear in BITSAT a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry along with proficiency in English.Candidate must have passed with 75% aggregate and must have 60% aggregate in each subject individually.Candidates who opted for biology must  have 75% aggregate in Biology, Physics