Hello Aspirant,

Since you have not specified in the question that the rank you mentioned is your category rank or CRL rank so it is quite difficult to guide you with an accurate information. If we consider it as a CRL rank then according to the rank and category you

Dear aspirant,

According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know how much you need to score out of 300.

Every year the score changes as the quality of students which appear in every shift is different.

But as per my calculations, you should score a

It is difficult to tell you exact about your admission possibilities in college. You can take help of JEE main college predictor tool

Go through it

https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

Hope this helps.

Good luck.

Dear aspirant,

I am giving you easy plus important topics in for each subject and it is as follows:-

Physics-  Modern physics, current electricity, thermodynamics,electromagnetism, communication,work power energy,shm, rotational, kinematics

Chemistry- there is no such important topics as all are equally important. But easy ones are physical chemistry (solutions,chemical kinetics,

Dear aspirant,

Total number of candidates who have qualified for jee advanced is around 25k

And the total number of candidates who have got above 90 percentile in jee mains is around 13k.

These statistics are given solely on basis of my prediction and it can differ by 1-2 k

hello laxman,

Yes you can get the seat for these colleges but in  the beginning ranks  are a bit high you musn't lose hope , keep your self updated because sometime we don't pay attention and miss the chance .

First You can try for your home state Nit's and

As per the previous opening and closing rank for getting seat in nits or iits, your rank is not qualified to secure seat in nits. But there is chances to get iiits. Also choose your branch wisely because in iiits also trending branches like CS, mechanical, electrical is little tougher

Dear aspirant,

I would personally recommend you to follow jee mains syllabus. And for organic chemistry , inorganic and physical chemistry you should follow ncert chemistry blindly.

Coming to your practice question, just practice previous year papers and solve mock tests of which ever coaching you go. If you have