JEE Advanced

physics- Irodov
Maths -TMH
Chem.- Prabhat Kumar(inorganic)
P. Bahadur- Physical chem.
O.P Tondon- organic
Note: use these books only after reading and understanding line by line of ncert especially for inorganic.
for maths, i suggest don't use ncert, also don't use r.d sharma ( consists more than what required for boards and less than that required for mains and advance).
Use arihant series( mains+advance) then only use TMH( advance).
TMH confuse students, it consists questions that looks easy but those who have not practiced enough problems for boards and mains don't use TMH.

you have to wait for the cutoff if you are under 2lac rank you can write advanced.
Best of luck

Hello Gaurav. I take that you have appeared in 12th boards this year with PCM. Now in case you have not taken any coaching for JEE Advanced, I recommend you to enroll into one. Next thing to do is understand each and every concept to the depth and practicing as much as you can. Solve previous year papers in a time bound manner. Understand each question you got wrong. Try to score maximum in each mock test you take. Perseverance along with brilliance will take you very far.
All the best!

Hi Aditya. Well since you have taken JEE mains, you have already prepared the syllabus. The problem lies in the difficulty level of the question. There are two ways to clear JEE Advanced: perseverance and extraordinary caliber. Now (assuming you missed out on the former) if you have the latter, make the best use of these 40 days, understand the root of every problem, practice previous year papers and maybe with some luck you can convert it.
All the best!

Revise the notes thoroughly and improve on your weak areas.Get a rank in top 100(for CS) or rank till 2000(for Eng .Physics) and you will get IITD.

Revise the notes thoroughly and improve on your weak areas.Get a rank in top 2500 and you will get IITD.

check it on jee site

CBSE marks are used as eligibility criterion for JEE Advanced. The candidates should satisfy at least one of the following two criteria for admission to IITs and ISM:
(1) Must have secured at least 75% aggregate marks in the class XII (or equivalent) Board examination. The aggregate marks for SC, ST and PwD candidates should be at least 70%.
(2) Must be within the category-wise top 20 percentile of successful candidates in their respective Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.

It depends on which IIT, you need to be in top people in your category. It's a little bit difficult for old IIT's. Year by year the total marks for JEE Advanced paper is changing. I say you need to get around 3-10% of total marks for old IIT's.