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The last year cut off for IIST Trinunanatpuram in Joint entrance examination (JEE) Advanced for OBC category are

Aerospace: 308

Electronics: 338

Dual Degree: 391

These are the last year cut off and it might increase or decrease this year depending on different factors. There are high chances to

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It depends on the course and category you belong.Here is the JEE Advanced cut off in 2019 for Aerospace, Electronics and Dual Degree respectively category wise

• General: 801, 847, 702
• OBC: 308, 338. 391
• SC:139, 176, 29
• ST:60, 56, 63
• EWS:124, 123, 146

However, in 2020 the cut off

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You have not mentioned your category.Assuming that you need belong to general category in 2019 the JEE Advanced opening rank and closing rank for general category for AE were 58.60% and 34.14% respectively.So, yes with 60% or above may give you chances of getting seat in IIST in Aerospace

You haven't mentioned your Category and the stream you want to study in IIST. Neverthless, the cut offs for various Categories in 2018 have been as follows:

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Aldehyde ketones and carboxylic acids and hydrocarbons are the most important topics in the organic chemistry which have the wastage of approximate 14% to 15%. P block elements also have the highest voltage in the chemistry that is approximately 22% to 30%. Differential and integral calculus is the

The syllabus for both JEE Mains and JEE Advanced loosely is based on 11th and 12th Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. You can check the syllabus in detailed in our articles: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus and https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-syllabus . But to give you a gist:

Mathematics: Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations, Matrices and Determinants, Sets,

• First of all go through the theory well as theory is the base for solving numericals and MCQs asked in examination

• Secondly learn to apply the concepts you read while studying theory , for this

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To get admission in IITs, NITs or GFTIs you need to score 75% marks if you belong to general category and 65% marks if you belong to SC/ST in 10+2 with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

Admission in IITs is based on merit in JEE Advanced.Candidates who qualify in JEE