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New answer posted•7 years ago
Saurabh kumar Kar
7 years ago
If you are confident enough that you can study for one year without any diversion. Then yes you can. I am a dropper and I was self motivated to crack JEE with a very good score. And yes I did it. Everyone is capable of doing it, just don't lose hope and work hard for a year. The amount of effort sho

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New answer posted•7 years ago
shikhar singh
7 years ago
You should improve your score in order to get eligible for JEE advance if you are a general category student.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Bishal Baishya
7 years ago
JEE Advanced is specifically conducted by the IITs to admit students.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Vikas Pandey
7 years ago
Sorry to say but its a no as IIT strictly says at least 75% in all subject mean above 75% or 75% not less than it and as you said you are from CBSE, then you won't came in top 20 percentile because top 20 percentile of CBSE is above 85%. So, you try in any other college.
All the best.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Swapnaneel Bhuiya
7 years ago
In mathematics, it is calculas part and matrix and in physics for Mains work energy power, electrostatics, current electricity, for advance it is rotational motion magnetic effect of current thermodynamics in chemistry electro-chemistry and solid state and organic chemistry.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
nitika kohli
7 years ago
Hi,
JEE Mains Score is the dominating factor in the JEE Advanced eligibility criteria, if you could not clear Mains cut off, and then you are not eligible for the exam. If you have applied for JEE Mains for April, you can secure better cut off. Best of luck.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Siksha Jain
7 years ago
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

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Siksha Jain
7 years ago
Hi Sachin,
There are two attempts of JEE Mains from the year 2019 onwards. All aspirants must be well-versed with this fact. With 65.119 percentile it might be a little difficult to become eligible for JEE Advanced but if you score better in JEE Main April attempt, then your April NTA score will be

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Siksha Jain
7 years ago
Hi Animay,
Getting admission to any institution with 80.1 percentile is not assured. There are different criteria of admission for every institute. There are certain colleges that do not even participate in JEE counseling and have their separate college paper like BITSAT VITEE, SRMJEEE, etc. You mus

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