Hello Kuldeep,

If you want to get a seat in IIT, Delhi you must work very hard. You may have chances to get seat in IIT-D only if you score well in JEE Advanced. To be eligible for JEE advanced you must qualify in JEE main. You need to score minimum cut off marks in JEE main. And after qualifying you need to appear for JEE advanced the maximum marks for this exam is subjected to change, the number of questions will remain same which are 54 questions. The marks awarded for each question may vary. So you need to have a different approach. For multiple choice questions there's is a negative mark and for numerical questions there will be no negative marking. So try to solve the questions in which you are confident. You can attempt all the numerical questions but do not attempt a question if you are not sure. You need to secure a rank below 5000 to be able to get a seat in IIT-D.