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Hi Siddharth,
You need not challenge it, if there is any fault in the question paper each and every candidate will get the bonus score, or maybe the cut-off is declined by some marks.

Yes, after completing your honors degree course you can go for IPS.

Hello Rittik,
Till last year, rank was determined not only by the score in JEE Mains but by combining with some formula, marks obtained in 12th also. As a result, it was quite common to see those who scored higher in JEE Mains finding themselves lower in rank compared with those who scored less in JE

Hi Durga Prasad,
You may check your expected rank on the basis of marks and category here.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-main-rank-predictor

It depends from person to person. I personally believe that you should definitely drop for JEE. You know you are afraid that you may lower your marks, which has a very low probability of happening. But if you drop and do well next year, you could easily pursue CSE, which you have always wanted to. A

Hi Pravan,
Percentile that has taken into consideration for appearing in JEE Advanced tends to change every year and varies from boards to boards because it is calculated based on the highest marks scored in the examination.

Although, it is too late as almost every college worthy for your percentile had closed their admission process. You can give upcoming MAT exam and try for some better colleges. But still if you want some names then here are they:
1. UPES, Dehradun
2. VIT University
3. Great Lakes Institute of Managemen

Yes, it is conducted twice a year. This year, it was conducted in January and it will held again on 28th of May.