JEE Main

Hello Saurabh,
Just getting into any NIT is no big deal. If I go by previous year's data there is unbelievable huge variation in AIR's of students who got admission in same NIT. This year, even though AIR will be decided only on marks obtained in JEE Mains, I do not expect pattern to change. So, do not worry about getting into any NIT but think of getting good marks in JEE Mains which will enable you to get admission in your desired NIT.

Hello Vignesh,
From this year onwards method of deciding AIR has undergone change. Marks obtained in 12th will not be considered for AIR. Hence, not only marks obtained in JEE Mains but how many students have scored more or less than you only will decide your AIR. However, I am sure after the exam is over there will be few sites which will have some software to do guesswork. Till then I suggest do not think over it but concentrate on your studies.

Hello Sunny,
It's very difficult to answer your query since from this year onwards your marks in JEE Mains only will decide your AIR. What this means is that how others have scored will matter a great deal. As presently there is no way to answer your query, just do not worry and keep studying. After the exams there will be a large number of websites which will claim to answer your query. Till then best wishes.

Hi,
It entirely depends upon the cutoff of that particular year. But, a score of 250+ can give you an upper hand in this case.

Yes, you can, by the way correction process has already started. Go through the official website of the same.

It may help sometime. It depends on the efforts put by the student.

JEE exams are just tricky. Just clarify your concepts and then try. You will solve most of the previous year's questions and in JEE advance you need to use many concepts in same questions.
To get a good NIT you must secure 170+ marks out of 360 and total marks vary in JEE advance but to acquire a seat score should be 130+. If questions are very difficult then 100+ is sufficient to get a seat.

Go through NCERT books and previous year's questions. Then you will get idea about the questions asked in the exams. Actually, JEE Mains questions are not hard. They are just tricky. For JEE Advance you may go through books like HCV for physics and such type of books.

Yes, you can start preparing for IIT-JEE now. You need to keep your basic concepts clear. You should study from NCERT books for strengthening the basic concepts. Try as much application based problems as possible. Try to solve all the previous year's question papers. Take regular tests to check, it gives a check of your preparation.

Hi Jay,
Preparing for JEE starts with understanding the concepts that you are learning in the classes as well as on the effort you are doing to put the things that you have learned into practice.
All the best!