Hi there,

First of all jee advance changes it's pattern and total marks every year, even the difficulty level is not the same every year hence it can't be predicted the exact marks or  rank.

But from the past year analysis I can say that anything above 35% of the

Hello Aspirant,

As per your query, following are the eligibility criteria that students are required to fulfill.

Nationality – Indian/Foreign

Bachelor’s degree in science with required  percentage.

*Either appearing or already passed final examination of a qualifying degree.*

If you have qualified for the 2022 JAM exam, you can apply

Hello,

Since you are an SC category student, you will have to pay following fees-

• You will have to pay a total semester fee of Rs 47,240.

The fee constitute of Institution fee that is Rs 14,240 and hostel fee that is Rs 14,000.

• 100% fee waiver is

Hello,

If you able to secure the rank which you have mentioned than you will surely have a lot of opportunities and also you can apply in any best IIT you are willing to only in IIT Bombay will be difficult as it currently the best IIT and has a

Hi aspirant,

If you are from science background and have one of the following educational backgrounds. you can surely be eligible to appear for JEE main and take admission into NIT, IIT's.

• The final examination of the 10+2 system, conducted by any recognized Central/State Board, such as Central Board of

Hello,

With your rank and category you do have chances of getting IIT Jodhpur for the following branches:

• B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering
• B.Tech. in Materials Engineering
• B.Tech. in Civil and Infrastructure Engineering

To know the cutoff trends in NITs based on previous years' data, do check out:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-for-top-nits

To know

Hello,

As the rank which you have mentioned is quite impressive and also as you belong to EWS category which will help you while securing admission in college in that particular category and ya you have a good chance of getting NIT but as you are looking for CSE branch

Hello Aspirant,

As an OCI planning to take admission in an NIT it would be advisable for you to go through the DASA scheme.

You can apply via JEE as well. But JEE doesn’t offer any reservation for the foreign nationals. You have to write JEE Mains along with the

Dear,

As per JEE rules Foreign Nationals who are planning to apply for IIT also have to take the same test as Indian citizens, the JEE Advanced. Hence it makes it easier for PIO and OCI holders to apply for JEE Advanced and go through the same procedure as Indian

Dear,

Sometime most of the students preparing for JEE give SAT. But they get worlds some top university like Harvard, MIT, Cal tech, etc not IIT. I would say that SAT and JEE are totally different. SAT is more based aptitude. So most of the smart students clear this exam