Hello binay

JEE Advanced focuses on a lot of topics. All topics are important. The most important ones include:

MATHS

1)Conic Sections,3-D geometry and Vector Algebra (Analytic geometry)- This is one of the most difficult topics in maths and they like asking difficult,time consuming question from this topic.

2)Calculus-Limits,differentiation, integration

Hello,dear

Well, definetly everyone have a chance if they crack Jee main , since jee main cut-off is not out so if you share your percentile then may I could help you in finding you predictable rank ??

Hello Nagendra,

You need to know your rank in order to gauge the probability of qualifying for jee advance.  Although it is difficult to know the cutoff marks, 85 percentile and above is considered to be a safe option. Also, your aggregate marks would give a better idea of whether

Hello Pavan

To write AAT you just have to be qualified in JEE advance. 

Since the registration process will be open only for one day, you are advised to apply quickly for JEE Advanced AAT 2019.

Date of application is around second week of june and the result will be

Yes definitely , every student who got qualified in the JEE mains can definitely get eligible to write the JEE ADVANCED EXAM. So first write the jee mains exam and get qualified in it and try to secure a good score so that you can write the jee advanced so

hi there! The exams would not have been possible if both of them were on same dates.But since they are not colliding, it is completely fine as per the rules. Yaa, it is a bit tedious for students, but it cannot be avoided until and unless any further notice comes.

Hello Shan,

Yes of course you should totally focus on JEE Advance. 98 percentile is a Very good percentile. You have very high chances of clearing the Advance as well if you study hard. Do keep your focus on Board exams as well. 

Do remember don't get carried away with