JEE Advanced Eligibility

Hello Krishna,
It's very nice to hear from you that you want to take admission in a college that accepts JEE Mains ranking as the criteria for giving admission. Yes, there are plenty of private or other engineering colleges in India which accept students for admission based on their ranking in JEE Mains. I am attaching a link that will give you the complete list of such colleges including of course IIT and NIT which you can ignore if you want.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-civil-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-jee-main/53-2-0-0-6244?pageNo=3

It is upto cut-off of this year. So, you have to wait for the result announcement and cut-off declaration. Only then, you come to know you are eligible or not. But as you said, you have been attempted 260 marks question according to me you should be eligible if you have been attended atleast 150 marks right question.
Best of luck.

You are eligible so prepare with previous year question paper and give exam of JEE advance with best so that you will get confidence atleast you will get top NIT also.

Hello Prathyush,
I personally feel that a percentile of above 75 will surely make a student qualify for JEE Advanced. This do because, there is a strict meaning of percentile. 90 means (100-90)=10 percent of students are ahead of you. Now this year about 3L students our of possible 11L are expected to be cleared. Approximately 70 percentile would be the percentile that can make a student clear JEE Mains. Best wishes to you.

Yes, you surely have qualified to appear in JEE Advanced 2019. So, best of luck for your exam.

Hello, Yes, it is. Here are the eligibility criteria for JEE Advanced AAT Exam:
1. Only those candidates who have qualified in JEE Mains JEE Advanced 2019 are eligible to appear in AAT 2019.
2. Only Candidates who opted for JEE AAT during the online registration process. Click here http://bit.ly/2UIs2oT to check the complete details of JEE Advanced AAT Exam. Best of Luck!

The previous year JEE Main cutoff for JEE-Advance was 74 in general category. The expected cutoff for JEE-Advance will goes above 85 for this year. Hence, your chances are moderate.

Hello Ishfaque,
It seems that you are quoting percentile from your Jan attempt. Percentile does not give ranking and eligibility for JEE Advanced will be some fixed number of students from each category. Hence, it all depends on how many are above you. In addition almost 80% students are appearing again and may obtain better percentile and could be placed above you. Hence I would request you to kindly have patience and do not get excited. Another few weeks' time result is expected from NTA. Best wishes to you.

You should improve your score in order to get eligible for JEE advance if you are a general category student.

Hi Prudhviraj,
From the year 2019, National Testing Agency has made some major changes in JEE paper. From this year onwards a student has the opportunity to sit for the exam twice which will be conducted in computer-based mode by NTA. So, if you have scored well in first attempt then your JEE first attempt NTA score will be taken into consideration for the eligibility to sit in JEE Advanced. If you score better in Second JEE Advanced attempt, then the second attempt score will be used. In any case, I would recommend you to appear for both the papers. You might land up into a good IIT college as well.
I hope this helps!