JEE Advanced

With a JEE Advanced SC category rank of 2,900, getting admission to Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) or Electrical Engineering (EE) programs in the older, more established IITs is doubtful, as their closing ranks for these branches are often significantly lower. However, newer IITs and other National Institutes of Technology (NITs) may give prospects.

Possible IITs:

IIT Bhubaneswar: The CSE closing rank has historically been approximately 2,806.
IIT (BHU) Varanasi: About 1,010 was the ending rank for CSE.
Possible NITs:
NIT Trichy: The closing rank for SC category candidates from various states has been about 2,773 for Electronics and Communication Engineering.
NIT Warangal: The closing rank for CSE has been approximately 2,186 for General category students.

It may be difficult to gain admission to the older, more prestigious IITs with a JEE Advanced rank of 14,000 particularly for in-demand fields like computer Science or electronics. You stand a high chance of being admitted to a newer IIT or to a particular branch of an older IIT though. In 2024 for example the final rankings for Mechanical Engineering at a few IITs were:

9,362 at IIT Bhubaneswar
8,829 at IIT Mandi
8,780 at IIT Jodhpur
Depending on your rank, you may want to look at these or other IITs Civil Engineering, Metallurgical Engineering, or Biotechnology departments. Further choices might be found by investigating National Institutes of Technology (NITs) and Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs). Depending on variables like applicant preferences and seat availability admission opportunities may change every year.

You are in a competitive position for admission under the PwD quota if you have a PwD preparatory course CRL of 79 in JEE Advanced. Depending on annual cutoffs and seat availability historical trends indicate that having such a rank could guarantee you a spot in one of the older IITs, possibly in areas like mechanical, electrical or even core computer science. Branch allocation, however varies greatly and depends on a number of variables including overall performance, particular IIT policies and annual fluctuations in competition Examining the most recent JoSAA counseling data in detail is essential for the most precise current admittance patterns and branch selections.

Dear Strange Person,

JEE Advanced ke liye eligibility aur dates har saal update hoti hain. Agar aap NIOS ke result ki wajah se late ho gaye hain aur aapko lagta hai ki aapka drop bekar ho gaya, toh aapko chinta karne ki zarurat nahi hai.

JEE Advanced me, agar aapne JEE Main clear kar liya hai aur aapke paas valid marks hain, toh aap ek saal ke baad bhi JEE Advanced ke liye eligible ho sakte hain. Bas aapko apni eligibility check karni hogi. JEE Main ke results ko late hona directly aapke JEE Advanced eligibility ko affect nahi karta, jab tak aapke marks valid hain.

Har saal ke liye specific eligibility criteria hote hain, toh aap official website jeeadv.ac.in pe check kar sakte hain.

Good luck!

While NCERT books can provide a strong foundation for JEE Mains preparation and help you understand basic concepts, they are generally not enough to clear JEE Advanced on their own; you will likely need additional reference books and practice questions to tackle the higher difficulty level of JEE Advanced questions. 

Key points to consider:

Strong foundation:

NCERT books cover most of the essential topics for JEE Mains syllabus, making them a great starting point for understanding fundamental concepts. 

Not sufficient for Advanced:

JEE Advanced often includes complex and challenging questions that go beyond the scope of NCERT books, requiring additional practice with advanced level problems.