JEE Advanced

Different colleges throughout Bangalore possess varying admitted student cutoff scores for exams including JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. General category students need to score between 85-100 marks while the cutoff requirements for OBC students range from 70-80 percentile and the cutoff values for SC and ST students are the lowest. The JEE Main cutoff rank necessary for admission to RV College of Engineering sets between 20,000-30,000 points for students belonging to the General category. The BMS College of Engineering and PES University along with other colleges maintain slightly lower cutoff scores in comparison. The cutoff scores for JEE Advanced tend to be elevated because general category students need to obtain ranks between 1,000 to 5,000 to secure admission in top colleges.

You can check the JEE Advanced response sheet on the official JEE Advanced website. Here's how to do it:

1. Visit the Official Website: Go to the official JEE Advanced website – jeeadv.ac.in.
2. Login: You will need to log in using your JEE Advanced credentials (your registration number and password).
3. Access the Response Sheet: After logging in, you should find an option to view your response sheet under the "Candidate's Response" or "Response Sheet" section.
4. Download the Response Sheet: Once available, you can view and download your response sheet to check the answers you marked during the exam.

The response sheet is usually released a few days after the exam, and candidates can use it to compare their answers with the official answer key to estimate their scores.

The JEE Advanced response sheet is a document that contains the candidate's recorded answers to the questions attempted in the JEE Advanced exam. It is made available to candidates after the exam has been conducted under their respective logins on the official website.

The response sheet is important because it shows the raw answers submitted by the candidate in the exam, which can be compared with the official answer key to calculate their estimated score. It typically includes:

• The answers marked by the candidate in the exam (either correct or incorrect).
• The option selected for each question.

Candidates can access their response sheets through the official JEE Advanced portal and use it to cross-check their performance before the official results are announced.

Those who appear for must check the JEE Main 2025 cutoff for general and other categories. The previous year cutoff marks for JEE Main for the General category are 93.24, 79.67 for OBC, 81.33 for EWS-ALL, 0.0018700 for UR-PWD, 60.0923182 for SC-ALL, and 46.6975840 for ST-ALL,

In 2022, the required marks to clear JEE Main for the General category were 88.41. For General-PwD candidates, it was 0.003. The cutoff for EWS applicants was 63.11, and for OBC-NCL, it was 67.01. SC category students needed 43.08, and ST candidates required 26.78,

In 2025, to get a BTech seat in the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), the open category candidates had to score a minimum of 8.68% in each subject and a total of 30.34% marks in JEE Advanced. On the other hand, candidates in the OBC category had to score 7.8% in each subject and 27.30% overall.