The P after your rank indicates that the seat you have been allotted is not an ordinary seat but is a Preparatory seat. preparatory seat means that you have been given the admission into IITs on a provisional basis, and in the following next year you'll be trained by some

Hello Aspirant,

Cutoff varies every year depending on various factors. Keep in mind that your chances to get a seat will vary on the following basis:

Number of seats available

Number of students applied for the same branch

The category you belong to etc.

You can expect that the cutoff

Hello,

Joint Entrance Examination – Advanced (JEE-Advanced) (formerly the Indian Institute of Technology - Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE)), is an academic examination held annually in India.

The minimum percentage of aggregate marks which was the cut off in 2021 for JEE adance of OBC was 56.

However, the expected cut

Hello aspirant,

Both of the above two mentioned books are best recommended by toppers for the preparation for JEE advance. So you must go with any of the two mentioned books - Arihant and Disha - and you must focus on solving the maximum of the problems as you can.

Hello Aspirant,

The topics of JEE Main and Advance are 95% same. Topics such as Mathematical Reasoning, Semiconductors, etc. are excluded from Advance Syllabus. However, nothing is excluded from chemistry. So you gotta study everything in Chemistry.

TOPICS EXCLUDED FROM JEE ADVANCE SYLLABUS BUT ARE INCLUDED IN JEE MAIN:

• Magnetism

Hello,

JEE Advance eligibility criteria-

• From the year of clearing the Class 12th, students may take the JEE Advanced exam a maximum of thrice in two consecutive years.
• As a result, the year of passing is regarded as the first attempt, and the counting proceeds.

Therefore,

You are not eligible

Hello,

As you secured 1.3L in your jee mains so let me clearly tell you about the chances or colleges that you can get at best .

Colleges like :-

1. NIT Jamshedpur
2. NIT Silchar
3. NIT Durgapur
4. NIT Patna
5. NIT Goa

There are more NITs other than ones mentioned above so

Hello Aspirant,

As you have not mentioned your category so considering it as a General.

See the cut-offs keep changing every year and this year also we saw a slight dip in the cut-offs but counselling is yet to be conducted so it would be bit difficult to provide you

Hello,

If you are planning to pursue BTech degree from any Indian Institute of Technology, IIT then you will have to qualify the JEE Advanced Examination.

It is must for a candidate to qualify the JEE Advanced Examination. There is no other route to pursue the Bachelor of Technology course

Hello Student,

If You're not able to do well in 12th standard then you should do something about it because 11th & 12th standards syllabus makes our basic foundation strong. Hence if you will not study well how can you qualify the examination.

As per my knowledge, You may not