JEE Advanced

Hi Sanjeev, Please refer to https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/jee-advanced-exam.

Actually, NTA considers your candidature based on the 2 exams in which you appeared. So, be prepared for that.

Yes, you have to clear JEE Mains in order to be eligible for JEE Advance.

JEE 2020 SYLLABUS-
Physics Waves & Sound, Geometrical Optics, Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory of Gases, Rotational Dynamics, Dimensional Analysis, Gravitation & Electrostatics, Current Electricity & Heat Transfer, Electromagnetic Induction
Chemistry Chemical bonding, Mole concept & the concept of equiv

For organic MS Chouhan, for physical, Narendra Avasthi, for inorganic VK Jaiswal, for physics, University Physics and for maths, black book, GN Berman, and SL Loney and all NCERT books.

Both tests have separate base students. Even one Mains topper already said that he might not be get IIT. So, it clearly depends on preparation level as advance test requires very conceptual knowledge.
All the best.

There is no chance. Try doing better in the April exam. All the best.

Last year (2018), opening and closing ranks at IIT-B in B.Tech CSE were 6 and 173( Female General) respectively. So, you have to score above 260 marks in JEE-Advance, so that your rank can fall between the range.

There are around 350 JEE Mains colleges for B.Arch across India, thus it is a tough competition to secure a seat in any one of these. There are a total of 9 NITs, 6 CFTIs and other institutes accepting JEE Mains paper 2 scores for admission to 946 total number of seats. Now, on the basis of your per