Dear Student,

JEE Advanced cut off 2020 is the minimum marks the students have to score for admission. The concerned authorities will release the cutoff of JEE Advanced for IIT Bombay in Online Mode. But the previous year cutoff can help you .

In 2019, the cut off  marks for

Hello Tommy,

I assume that by wasted you mean you scored a very low percentage. The answer is the probabilities are very very low, but theoretically, it is possible. One will have to work day and night for it. There shouldn't be anything else on your mind. You'll have to

• Total number of seats available
• Difficulty level of exam
• Previous year cutoff trends
• Number of candidates appearing for the exam
• Number of candidates applying for a ccourse

Hello Aspirant,

According to the new marking scheme and result declaration scheme adopted by NTA for JEE-Main, your exact rank cannot be predicted but it cannot be estimated, although there is a general formula from which you can get an idea for your approximate rank and the formula is given

Hello!

yes definitely you can take admission in IIT college as you have maths in your 11th and 12th class as a compulsory subject.

because for taking admission in any b.tech college you should have maths as you compulsory subject with physics and chemistry.

Dear Candidates,

To get admission in IIT's  or NIT's  you should score at least 75% for Gen Category  in board exam and 65% aggregate marks (for SC, ST and PwD candidates) otherwise  you should at least come in top 20% percentile in particular board.

To check top 20 percentile of

Hello learner!!!!

This is the most important question before preparing for Jee mains and Advance. I have gone through the same phase of my life. I would like to suggest some tips and tricks to crack this exam.

1. First of all prepare NCERTs well and try to mug up the

May be.... because there is many repeaters.....due to covid pandemic they are not able to score 75%.....and repeaters and re-repeaters are there so i think 75% criteria will be removed for everyone for next some years....and its not fair to apply only for students who passed 12th in 2020...so I