Hello,
To qualify the JEE with good scores for a good college, practice is the key. Your main focus should be the subject you're weak in. No matter how unclear your bases are, once you start giving it time, you'll be better in it within a month. Practice lots of numericals since they come the most and for the theory part study NCERT only. Once you're thorough, then you can start any other book. Practice numericals from HC Verma and you'll be able to score 90% in physics and last but not the least, practice the previous year papers well. Make a realistic timetable and abide by it .All the best!

Hello aspirant,

If you manage to score 100 marks or above you may secure a seat.But it may not help you to secure a seat in a branch you want or NITs/IITs that you want.You have to score above cut off marks to to be on safe side.Cut off changes every year it may increase or decrease slightly.In 2018 the cut off marks were 35 for Gen-PWd and in 2019 it was 0.113 percentile.Study with a plan and do hardwork.Be consistent with your practice.Give your best.

I hope this is helpful to you.

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