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Minimum aggregate marks in JEE advanced to qualify it means your total marks obtained by you in physics chemistry and mathematics in JEE advanced.

For example,

If you get 25 marks in Physics, 30 marks in chemistry and 30 marks in maths in JEE advanced examination then your aggregate marks

= 25+30+30

= 85 marks

In jee advanced, 2020 , for general category to qualify it,    69 marks in aggregate and at least 6 marks individually in each subject was required JEE advance examination

JEE advanced 2020 qualifying cutoff is given below category wise

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https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-cutoff

To help you further advance examination pattern is provided below so that you can prepare accordingly.

JEE advanced examination pattern keeps changing every year a little bit.

JEE advanced  examination pattern is given below based on past years :-

* JEE advanced  consists of two papers:-

• Paper  I

• Paper  II

* time :- 3 hours for each of  paper, 4 hours in case of pwd candidate for each paper

* both the papers have three sections

PAPER I :-

*Physics

*Chemistry

*Mathematics

In jee advanced 2020 ,paper 1 consisted of a total of 54 questions with 18 questions in each section.

PAPER II :-

*Physics

*Chemistry

*Mathematics

In jee advanced 2020 , paper 2 also consisted of a total of 54 questions with 18 questions in each section

MARKING SCHEME :- You get 0 mark, full mark and partial mark.

TYPES OF QUESTIONS ASKED:-

* Questions with single Correct Option :- you get 3 marks if the option chosen by you is correct and 0 mark if you haven't attempted it and -1 mark is the option chosen by you is wrong.

*Questions with one or more correct option :- you get 4 Marks if you choose all the correct options, you get 3 marks if 4 options are correct but you choose only three correct options , you get 2 marks if three options are correct but you choose only 2 correct options and you get 1 mark if two or more are options are correct but you choose only one option and that is correct and in the rest of the cases you get -2 marks and 0 if you don't attempt the question

* Question with numerical value answer :- No options are there. You get 4 marks if the numerical value entered by you is  correct, 0 mark if you leave it o un attempted or the numerical value entered by you is wrong.

*Question with single digit integer answer :-  You get 3 marks if the digit entered by you is correct, 0 mark if you don't attempt the question and -1 mark if the digit entered by you is wrong.

*List Match Sets question :- You get 3 marks if you choose the option corresponding to the correct combination. 0 mark if you don't attempt the question and -1 mark if the option chosen by you is wrong

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