JEE Advanced

Typically, to qualify for JEE Advanced one's rank should be below 1, 50,000. If it is above that, it's not possible to qualify for JEE Advanced. Better take a year gap and attempt in the next year.

Just concentrate on your studies and solve the previous papers. Don't take any kind of pressure, just go with the flow and ease. Keep calm, also don't put so much pressure on your mind. Keep relaxing your brain too. Study in intervals not continuous. Just concentrate and do hard work. Do best by you

Hello Vighnesh,
The top 7 IITs for mechanical engineering are as follows-
1. Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D)
2. Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai (IIT-B)
3. Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur IIT KGP)
4. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IIT-K)
5. Indian Institute o

Join any private Engineering college and improve your skills.

Hello,
Every year several candidates appears in the JEE Main Exam this year too around 10 Lacs students appeared the last year cutoff for JEE Main was as follows
General- 81 Marks
OBC - 49 Marks
SC- 32 Marks
ST - 27 Marks
Out of 10 Lacs s students only 224000 students gets chance to appear for the JEE A

No chance, you can't go for that. Just try to get into another university or colleges.

JEE Mains is just like a qualifying round. JEE Advanced marks/ranks are independent of boards percentage as well as JEE Mains marks.

Yes, it has a different cut-off.

Hello Harshan,
Fundamentally, the exam pattern tests the ability of the student to us logical thinking and use of applicability of concepts to solve questions. Hence, learning by heart is simply not the solution but learning and understanding concepts is. But firstly, believe in yourself. Remember "

Hello Mahendra,
I am attaching a link for your query please go through it https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/jee-advanced/syllabus
Good luck.
Thank you.