JEE Advanced

Hii Vaishnavi,
Hope you are doing good. Firstly congratulations for getting qualified in JEE Mains. You don't require any special documents as a dropper to appear for advanced.

Hii Latha,
Hope you are doing good. Firstly, congratulations for getting qualified in JEE Mains. It depends on the branch you wish. On average in the worst case I think 35-40% in a tough paper is preferable. Please tell me the branch you wish in IIT Madras so that I could answer you accordingly.

Hi,
Hope you are doing good. What do you mean by HS? Please elaborate it so that I could guide you accordingly.

Hi Saira,
Now that you are in the last week and will soon face the much awaited day, it is a wise decision to study concept wise. Understanding the syllabus conceptual wise will give you a wider and deeper knowledge about the chapters involved. This will allow you to answer the analytical questions

Hello Niranjan, This Shiksha platform can not be used by us counsellors for promoting any one or other coaching institute. However rest assured that Hyderabad has plenty of good coaching institutes. However I would advise you to seek one which is the easiest to commute from your home.

Yes, sure! Why not!
If you can qualify JEE Advanced, then I am sure that you will definitely get a NIT. But be sure to score more than cut-off marks. Have self confidence and focus, just concentrate on your studies and don't waste the time.
Best of luck.

Yes, you can definitely go for JEE Advanced because you cleared the OBC criteria of 45 marks. Work hard and try to clear JEE Advanced because, with that, you will be eligible to get IIT, NIT or IIIT which are India's best institute to study engineering with heavy packages in MNCs. Work hard and all

Dear Naveen,
You can get admission in B.Tech through JEE score. Earlier admissions in marine engineering government. Institutions used to take place from your JEE advance rank, but nowadays there is a separate examination known as IMUCET. All admissions in top marine engineering institutions in Indi

Following steps are considered while creating the JEE Advanced merit list:
1. Students those who have appeared for both, that is JEE Main and JEE Advanced are taken into consideration for the merit list.
2. The rank or the marks that are obtained by the students are aggregate of the total of marks ob

Yes, definitely, you are eligible for JEE Advance for your score of 49 in OBC category. Also, you can check the list of college you can get according to your marks and rank here if you don't go for advnace. Use Shiksha JEE College Predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college