JEE Advanced

Yes, your registration could be canceled if you do not submit your OBC certificate during the JEE Advanced or JoSAA counseling process. You must provide a valid OBC-NCL certificate issued on or after a specific date (e.g., April 1, 2023) to qualify for OBC category benefits. Without this certificate, you may need to submit a temporary declaration, but it does not guarantee admission. Failure to provide the required OBC certificate by the deadline could lead to disqualification from the counseling process, impacting your chances of securing a seat based on your OBC rank. Therefore, ensure you have the necessary documentation ready before the counseling dates to avoid registration and admission issues.

IIT Dhanbad cutoff 2024 has been released for BTech, Integrated BTech and BArch courses in the form of opening and closing ranks. In Round 5, the closing ranks varied between 3846 and 16011 wherein B.Tech. in CSE is highly competitive among General category students under the AI Quota.

While comparing the IIT Dhanbad CSE cutoff 2024 with the last two years, we can see that B.Tech. in CSE has shown a declining trend in its Round 5 closing ranks. The Round 5 cutoff for the same course was 3008 in 2023 and 2888 in 2022 for the General category students for the AI Quota.

For the OBC category, IIT Dhanbad BTech cutoff 2024 ranged between 1273 and 5890. As in the general category, B.Tech. in CSE has the lowest cutoff for OBC category students, making it the most competitive course to get into IIT Dhanbad (ISM) - Indian Institute of Technology (ISM).

Focus on improving your drawing abilities, comprehending architectural principles, and taking practice aptitude tests in order to get ready for JEE Advance (B.Arch). P. K. Mishra's "A Complete Self Study Guide for B.Arch." is among the greatest preparatory publications. This book is a great resource for applicants because it covers all the necessary sketching methods, architectural knowledge, and provides in-depth explanations of the questions from prior years.

"NATA & B.Arch Complete Self-Study Material" by Ar. Shadan Usmani is another helpful book.
Nimish Madan's "Steps to Architecture"
P.K. Mishra's "NATA & B.Arch. Question Bank"

Yes, in 2025 you will be able to take the JEE Advanced exam. The following are the requirements for JEE Advanced eligibility in terms of attempts and year of 12th grade completion:

• A candidate may make up to two attempts at JEE Advanced over the course of two years.
• Either the year before the JEE Advanced exam or the year of the exam itself, candidates must have taken the 12th (or equivalent) exam for the first time. In your situation:

In 2023, you first passed your 12th grade.
In 2024, you retook and passed the 12th grade.

Since 2024 and 2025 fall within the two years that have passed since your first try, you are therefore qualified to take the JEE Advanced exam in both of those years.