Hello aspirant

Hope you are doing great there. See , first of all the your JEE mains rank is calculated on the basis of your percentile score obtained in your exam . This percentile score very much depends on varies factors and most importantly the level of difficulty of your

Dear aspirant,

As per your question, you are eligible to give the IIT JAM exam after a few years provided that you have received your Bachelors degree by the time of admission. Every IIT has a placement cell which tries to provide placement for as many students as possible. So,

IIT Bombay -

Aerospace Engineering - 785

Chemical Engineering - 716

Civil Engineering -

1. Water Resources Engineering : 695
2. Geotechnical Engineering : 774
3. Construction Technology and Management : 831

Computer Science and Engineering - 830

Electrical Engineering -

1. Power Electronics and Power Systems : 869
2. Solid State Devices : 762

For JEE ADVANCED a student can do two attempts in two consecutive years. Thus if you have given JEE ADVANCED 2020 then you are eligible for JEE ADVANCED 2021 and not 2022 i.e., you are eligible to apply on the year of your boards and one year post the year

Hello Dear,

You are belonging to OBC-NCL category then you have OBC-NCL pwd quota. According to the previous year, the cutoff marks for OBC NCL category in JEE Mains entrance exam is 70-75 and  the cutoff marks for OBC-NCL pwd category in JEE Advanced entrance exam is 62-34. You need

Hello Aspirant,

As per the previous year data, safe score for SC to get admission in top NITs through JEE Mains is above 85 percentile for SC category. As JEE Advanced marks is not fixed but the qualifying score for SC category aggregate is 17.5%. For admission in top IITs

Hello,

Marks more than 45% of total score is enough to get a good branch (like CSE, ECE ,IT) in top IITs for SC candidate.

For cutoff of all IITs visit the mentioned link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff

Hope this helps

All the best!!