JEE Advanced Scores

Hi,
The marks required to get admission will be a very tough thing to tell, as admissions are rank based and the marks fluctuate every year both in percentage as well as absolute due to varying difficulties of the JEE each year. You can check the relevant ranks and other data on JoSAA website. It is the most reliable resource as JoSAA is the body that sees the admission process through JEE. http://josaa.nic.in/Result/result/OpeningClosingRank.aspx.

Hi,
You can not predict the model or maximum marks for which the advanced exam will be set. You are talking about robotic engineering!
There is no such specified branch. You need to take a 5 year integrated course of CS+robotics. Or you need to complete b tech in CS or ECE and then take up a post graduation course (MS or M.Tech) in robotics. Anyways, first start preparing well for the exam. You are interested in a branch which is the most preferred. So you need to be ready to face immense competition.
All the best.

Your chances are around 80%.

Hello,
I feel this is enough for scoring 60+ but you must be completely known with these books and the questions in it. Moreover, there are many big books for reference, if you are gonna write this year you won't be able to complete atleast half of those books of RD Sharma, etc. Well, these are very good for reference.
Good luck.

See, to get admission in this college and also in the CSE branch, you have to score under 200 rank only then you will be able to get admission in this college.

For getting a seat in IIT, Madras your rank should below 200 which means you have to score more than 260 marks in JEE advance.

No, both the papers have different rank and different score and according to that, you will be able to get admission in the colleges only, the counselling is same and all the other things are totally different for both the papers.

You can get almost all the good NITs some in core branches and some in non-core branches and also in some low ranked IITs.

For JEE Mains, you can appear for 3 consecutive years and for Advanced, you can apply for 2 consecutive years only.

Yes, you can easily get some top NITs and IIITs but I'll prefer you opt for IITs as the name tag of IIT is better than a good NIT also every IIT pack of every branch is good.