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To be eligible for JEE Advanced you need to either score 75% aggregate if you belong to general category or if you belong to SC/ST category you need to score 65% aggregate in the qualifying exam or you need to be in top 20 percentile in your respective board.If

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As per you know that forJEE advanced examination the eligibility criteria is you should have secured minimum 75% marks in 10 + 2 level examination and top 20 percentile rank in Main.

To get top 20 percentile study hard. You should revise your all previous chapters of 11th

***CASE 1: You are barely crossing the cutoff**

1. You should be well aware of the fact that these exam are subject to a lot of internal and external factors. It might be possible that you deserved much more, but simply couldn’t perform well on that day. This doesn’t mean

• NCERT (must)
• Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
• Organic Chemistry by O P Tandon
• Concept of Physical

That is what we would like it to happen but it depends once the things start and then we'll have to see how much time we have. We conduct it in January because board exams happen in March so students can get time to prepare for boards also. Suppose if

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The final cutoff for JEE Mains would be declared after the second attempt of JEE Mains and accordingly it would be declared for eligibility of Advance. NTA would accumulate the normalized score and according to total number of students appeared, cutoff would be calculated.

But by last year the

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Under the section fluid mechanics in physics, clear basics of calorimetry, surface tension, buoyancy, hydrostatic pressure, critical velocity, Stokes' law and terminal velocity, viscosity, Bernoulli's theorem and its applications, Poiseuille's Formula, etc.

Fluid mechanics include a vast range of topics, out of which, above are mentioned some important