For 2022, the IITs have decided to scrape off the minimum 75% marks rule in class 12th. However, this relaxation has been given only for 2022 and nothing can be said with certainty about what will happen in 2023, so it might be a risky decision.

If you consider my

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No, you won't be eligible for jee advanced 2023 , irrespective how many times you have given jee advanced examination.

This is because,

One has a total of two attempts for JEE advanced over two consecutive years starting from the year of appearing for 12th board examination i. e

Hello Aspirant,
Yes if you read NCERT textbooks properly and thoroughly then you can easily get 100-120 marks in JEE-Main but if you are seeking more good marks then you should also read from some reference books because there are no sufficient question to practice in NCERT textbooks and for

Hello Aspirant,
All chapters that are mentioned in the JEE-Main syllabus should be first coveted from NCERT and the for same topics the questions shoul be practiced from some reference books. Sp i am mentioning down the JEE-Main syllabus :-

@Mathematics  
> Complex numbers and quadratic equations
> Matrices and

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No, as of now 2nd session application window opening date hasn't been released yet.

----------------------) JEE MAIN 2022 IMPORTANT DATES

>>>>>>>>> 1ST SESSION

• application form release date :- 1st march 2022 ,

• Application form last date :- 25th April 2022

• 1st session examination date:- 20, 21, 22, 23, 24,

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Yes, an average student can absolutely crack IIT JEE if he or she is willing to work hard and consistently. Making a timeline is the most effective and efficient approach of preparation. It makes it simple to understand what to do when and

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing absolutely great.

So with regard to your query, if you do not surrender the seat, then it will automatically get cancelled by itself. Further, you can write KCET exam as many times as possible, even if you had not opted for the seat that

Hello aspirant !!

I am hoping that you are absolutely fine and doing well. As per your mentioned query, i would like to tell you that the National Institutional Ranking Framework commonly known as NIRF was approved by the MHRD and launched by Honourable Minister of Human Resource Development on

Hello aspirant,

As per your query, you don't have to score 60% only in physics, chemistry and maths. For getting admission in IISc one should have to score 60% and above in class 12 which includes all the 5 subjects. This criteria is different for different castes but you have