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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Hillol,
You may except a cut-off around 100-105 for general, 65-70 for OBC, and around 45-50 for SC/ST candidates.
You may except a cut-off around 100-105 for general, 65-70 for OBC, and around 45-50 for SC/ST candidates.
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ATUL MEHTA_____________. *as per my knowledge, check it
Contributor-Level 6
It will better to go to JEE Mains official website and download the prospectus.
In prospectus syllabus is given.
In prospectus syllabus is given.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Sai Rama,
Your son will easily qualify mains, as the OBC cut-off is going to be in between 75-80.
Your son will easily qualify mains, as the OBC cut-off is going to be in between 75-80.
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Vikash Ranjan
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JEE Advanced cut-off 2017 is the minimum marks that a candidate has to secure to be eligible for getting admission to undergraduate engineering programmes offered across Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and Indian School of Mining (ISM) Dhanbad. IIT-Madras, the organising institute for JEE Advanced 2017, has announced the minimum marks prescribed for inclusion in the rank list in the brochure. This is the JEE Advanced cut-off 2017 for qualifying the exam. The admission cut-off is different from the qualifying cut-off. Candidates will be able to know the JEE Advanced cut-off for admissions only during the counselling. Candidates w
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Kumar,
Since the cut-off of JEE advance is around 75 for general and 67 for OBC students, if you got something closer to 140, you will end up with any good IIT, and even a better branch. Your rank will be less than 6000.
All the best.
Since the cut-off of JEE advance is around 75 for general and 67 for OBC students, if you got something closer to 140, you will end up with any good IIT, and even a better branch. Your rank will be less than 6000.
All the best.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Sanketik,
For getting any of these branches in any of the IITs, you need to get rank under 5000, for which you need around 160 -170 marks in JEE Advanced.
Best of luck.
For getting any of these branches in any of the IITs, you need to get rank under 5000, for which you need around 160 -170 marks in JEE Advanced.
Best of luck.
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archit kumarCollege selection expert
Scholar-Level 16
Hi Erp,
There is not any specified books which can guarantee your rank under 100, but for good rank you may choose resonance distance learning packages.
All the best.
There is not any specified books which can guarantee your rank under 100, but for good rank you may choose resonance distance learning packages.
All the best.
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Harsh RanjanCollege Selection Expert
Scholar-Level 17
First of all, I tell you nothing is impossible, but as you attempted two times then it's little risky that next year you may crack the exam, as from next year, new pattern question may be asked, as only one paper is going to be held for engineering also, just like NEET in medical, so it is risky to do.
You can crack it, if you have really confidence that I missed the exam with little marks like that.
But, I suggest you not to waste one more year, as in future it may be questioned that where you spent these two year.
I strongly recommended you to join any college, because it is a matter of one year.
You can crack it, if you have really confidence that I missed the exam with little marks like that.
But, I suggest you not to waste one more year, as in future it may be questioned that where you spent these two year.
I strongly recommended you to join any college, because it is a matter of one year.
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