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Considering 2019 cut off trends the cut was 89.75 percentile for General category.The cut off for 2020 is yet to be announced.Cut off changes every depending on number of seats available, number of candidates applied, difficulty of exam etc.So, there are less chances for you to qualify JEE main

Your rank can be predicted by using the formula, (100-your total percentile)*869010/100. In your case, your approximate rank would be 58197. It’s difficult to tell exact qualifying marks for jee advanced eligibility but if you are getting more than 85 percentile score then you have decent chances to qualify for

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According to your percentile score in the JEE Main exam, chances seem to be less of getting a seat in NITs. Also, it would be difficult to tell you the JEE Advanced qualifying cutoff as it would be declared with the final result after the April exam.

However, you

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If you want to score good in Jee then you have to follow some tips .You have to practice more and more of numericals which are occurred in previous question paper of Jee main .Try to focus on chapters which have maximum weightage and are easy to learn.Try

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Last year cut off to write jee advance was 89.7 So your chances to qualify JEE mains With this score is less.I would recommend you to prepare well for April jee . Don't let your hopes down you have enough time to prepare well for April exam.

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If you look for the previous years trend then, if you belong to general category than you may not qualify.  Last year the cutoff for them was 89 percentile.  And if you have any category then it's ok, and you have some chance to qualify.

Better focus on april

When you register for JEE Advanced, then you will have to register using your JEE Main Application number. After registering for JEE Advanced, you will be allotted a unique application number (You can say this to be JEE Advanced Application number).

After the admit cards will be out, you will

Percentile is calculated by the ratio of the number of values to the total number of values . You cant say/depict your actual score from your percentile. To calculate the actual score you would need to know the number of students who appeared in the examination and the highest score,