Hello,

Considering the increase in competition due to the 5 months gap you could expect around 97-97.5 percentile at 150 marks this year(i.e,around 27000-33000) rank.

Also it depends on the difficulty level of the paper of the shift you are in.

Hello student ,

I will suggest you that if you are capable then prepare for both but when the exams arrive, just before a month or two get totally dedicated towards boards. As your percentage in boards also matters a lot to appear for any competition. Every competitive exam follows

JEE mains is scheduled between September 1 to September 6 ,2020. It is a gateway to become eligible to give JEE Advanced and to get admission in NITs, IIITs. Around 10 million students give JEE Mains every year. The total marks in JEE mains 2019 is 360 marks, but from

Hey!

As per the previous years records, 95 percentile would be score around somewhere 100-120 and the rank would be around 40,000-45,000. However trend changes every year and it also depends on the toughness of paper. To know more, kindly visit our page at

https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile/amp

Good Luck

Hi,

I would like to share my opinion in this. You don't need to have an engineering degree to get a good job. There are various other fields too where you can get a good job such as banking, teaching, MBA etc. You can even apply for govt jobs as

Hello aspirant

As the competition is increasing day by day, you need to score atleast 190 marks in JEE Mains to get a rank under 10K. The JEE Mains is of total of 300 marks. 75 questions are asked from each section: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. 4 marks are awarded

hello aspirant,

the question you asked in considerably varying yearly because the competition keep increasing year by year and the difficulty level of JEE mains changes each year and category is also a major key factor in JEE. so i suggest with about 280+ marks you can achieve rank under