Dear aspirant,

Cut-off changes every year but the minimum percentile is to have above 80 percentile in JEE Main exam. The qualifying marks for GEN category (common rank list) students is 89.75, for  EWS category is 78.21, for OBC-NCL is 74.31, for SC is 54, 44 for ST & 0.11

Hello,

Although the examination date for JEE Advanced is announced the applications are not yet opened. The exam is scheduled on July 3, 2021. The official notification for the same has not yet started. The schedule is yet to be notified. It is expected that the applications may start in

Hi Aspirant,

It depends from college to college and also from year to year.Number of seats get changed every year.In 2020, the total number of BTech seats in all the IITs put together were 11,289. So of all the students who appeared for JEE Advanced last year, less than 1%

Dear Student,

The basic criteria for JEE advance is as follows

You should have passed the JEE Main paper 1 and should be among the 250000 candidates to be able to write JEE advance.The categories are divided into

• GEN-EWS - 10%

• OBC-NCL - 27%

• SC - 15%

• ST - 7.5%

Dear aspirant,

As you mentioned that you have got 59 percentile in jee mains, I would recommend you to score more percentile in your next sessions so that you get a good college. But with this Percentile you would not be able to grab any college considering you as a

Hi buddy,

The eligibility criteria of JEE Advanced depends upon JEE Mains. In fact JEE mains is a preliminary test for JEE Advanced. Candidates who gets a rank less than 2,50,000 (AIR General Rank) are eligible for JEE Advanced.

If you wish to know more about JEE Advanced, Find the

Hi,

Since you are in class 11th, you have enough time to prepare well for you JEE. The key to crack entrance exams is consistency you must focus on regular practice and clearing basic concepts from NCERT first after which you can refer to several books.

You must also focus