Hi

You can download previous year question papers of JEE advanced by going through the link provided below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-question-papers

Practicing these papers will help you to

• understand the difficulty level of question paper

• Your own preparation level

• Solving in limited time will tell you your time management skills etc.

To

Hello Aspirant,

The candidate who scores equal or more than the JEE-Main qualifying cut-off of that particular year is said to be qualified for JEE-Advance and the qualifying cut-off percentiles which needs to be cleared by any candidate to sit in JEE-Advance is released along with the final result of

Dear Aspirant,

See for JEE Mains one can give it for consecutively for three years

For example, If one passes class 12th in 2022 then  can give JEE Mains in 2022,2023,2024.

for JEE Advanced one can give it for consecutively for two years

For example, If one passes class 12th

Hey,

As you know, JEE Main is held four times a year by NTA: in February, March, April, and May. It means you have about four months to prepare for JEE Advanced following JEE Main (February). This happens, if you appear for February attempt only. If you appear for other

Hello,

In Andhra Pradesh, there are several institutions that provide IIT coaching. If you were serious about cracking the IIT-JEE, I would advise you to go with Narayana. Narayana College's sophisticated teaching methods, as well as integrated mock examinations and quiz hours, set it apart from other colleges. The lecturers

Dear Aspirant,

The cutoff percentile in JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced has been in the same range over the past few years , so here is the cutoff percentile for last year(2020)-

yes you can i think the cutoff is 70+ you can write jee advance.if u have full confidence  that u can achieve iit then go for it,or else prepare hard for jee mains.all the best.but congrats you are eligible for advance

Hello Aspirant,

First of all based on previous year's cut-off trends we can help you with the expected qualifying cut-offs for this year :-

• Common Rank List (CRL) - 90- 95 Percentile
• GEN-EWS - 70- 75 Percentile
• Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL) - 70- 75 Percentile
• Scheduled Caste (SC) - 50-

Though there is no such formula that relates OBC rank and CRL rank as it depends on various factors like total number of total candidates, number of candidates from OBC category, difficulty level of question paper. But for a rough idea I would say:

If your category rank is 500,