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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Pankaj Kumar, I would like to advise you to have patience. Fourth session of JEE Mains is already underway and NTA is likely to declare results of JEE Mains shortly thereafter. In the meantime to whet your appetite, I am giving cut-offs declared by NTA last year. Cut-off for JEE Advance
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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Sumanshi Roy, it's difficult to say at present. This year students have been given option to appear for four attempts and hence it's expected that cutoffs may increase this year. NTA had announced cutoffs last year. Students of different categories who had better percentile were allowed to app

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New answer posted•5 years ago
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5 years ago
Not important. The mark rank and competition are very important, you should try the best rank in JEE Mains.

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Ritesh, national testing agency will announce cutoffs in terms of percentile for different categories of students after the completion of fourth session of JEE Mains. Then only you will come to know whether you are eligible or not. For information I am attaching cutoffs announced last year. Cu

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello. Mayur Jain, I can understand your angst and the anxiety. At the end of all cycles of JEE Mains, national testing agency declares results. Meaning cutoffs for different categories of students. Those who obtain percentile above this, are allowed to appear for JEE Advanced and also allowed to se

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Shivashish, yes, what you are proposing is good thing. No one can say with certainty that he / she will pass JEE Advanced with flying colours. Hence it's a good policy to take admission in engineering college and simultaneously pursue dream of IIT. Best wishes to you.

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Srilakshmi, these days raw marks have list importance. But if you know your raw marks then how come you do not know percentile? Because NTA declares only percentile and informs the same to all the candidates. I am afraid, other than NTA no one can find out percentile. After the fourth session

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Pratap Singh, NTA will announce cutoffs for different categories of students after all the four sessions of exams are over. Only at that time you can come to know your status. However to help you I am giving below, the cutoffs announced last year by NTA. Cut-off for JEE Advance
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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Sri Kanth, these days, raw marks have lost their importance these days. What counts is percentile. I am sure NTA must have informed you about your percentile. To help you I am giving below cutoffs announced by NTA last year. Please remember that cutoffs are expected to increase this year. Cut-

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New answer posted•5 years ago
Hello Menu Garg, these days raw marks do NIT matter. What matters is the percentile awarded and consequently ranking to be announced by NTA. I am giving you cutoffs declared last year for different categories. You can guess for yourself as to where you stand. Cut-off for JEE Advance
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