Hello aspirant,

The Eligibility criteria for JEE advance 2023 is as follows :

• Academic Qualification: Candidates must have passed class 12 ^th examination or its equivalent for the first time in the year 2022 or 2023.
• Subject: Candidate must have Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics (PCM) as the mandatory subject in

Hello aspirant,

With the above mentioned EWS rank in JEE mains, and according to the JEE Mains previous year Cutoff for IIIT's, you have very less chances of getting admission in IIIT's, even with your Home state Quota, as the minimum required rank for admission in good IIIT's is around

Hey aspirant

With 74percentile in mains chances of getting admission in NIT and gifts is low. You need to score 95 percentile above for getting admission in NIT. For branches like cse, ece and all 98+ percentile are needed. Now coming to iit, as you are eligible for writing jee

Hi,

Sorry for the confusion earlier.

A candidate can attempt JEE Advanced maximum two times in two consecutive years after passing Class 12th. Since you already have exhausted both the chances, so you cannot.

You can check out the colleges that participate in JEE Main counselling here - https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-participating-institutes

Also

Hello aspirant,

See it is difficult to predict the exact percentile score and Rank in JEE mains as the JEE mains Cutoff keeps varying every year and it depends on various factors like : Difficulty level of the paper, previous year Cutoff trends, number of aspirants appearing, etc.

However, the

Hi there!

Well if your doubt is regarding to 75% criteria in 12th to eligible for the admission at NITs, IIITs and CFTIs then by the Ministry of Education the 75% criteria in 12th class has been removed.

This decision was taken due to the outbreak of COVID-19.

As per

Hello,

You can appear for the JEE Mains Examination, provided you fulfil all the Eligibility criteria. Given below is the detailed academic criteria -

---- The eligibility criteria for JEE Mains Examination is as following -

• Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examinations from a recognised board.

•

Hello,

No the counselling fess is different from fees. though if take admission through the counselling process then the counselling fees gets reduced in the college fees. If you did not take admission through the counselling process then the fee is refunded to you but some amount of money gets

Dear aspirant,

The 75 percent eligibility criteria has been removed this year but generally your total aggregate, that is your total board marks must be greater than 75 percentage. For example, say you got 90,90,80,90,70 marks in different subjects of your board exam. You total percentage is 90+90+90+80+70/500 which is

See, the response sheet only shows the real number of questions that have been attempted, and since now all the things are computerised, thus there is no chance of tampering with the answers of the students.

So, the only options left are that either he has remembered the number of