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Scholar-Level 18
A student is allowed to appear thrice in JEE Mains. This, of course, is subject to other criteria like your age, score in 12th, etc.
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Scholar-Level 18
Till last year, marks obtained in 12th were normalised, added with score in JEE Mains and final score used to be declared. However, from this year onwards, marks obtained in 12th will not be considered in declaring result of JEE Mains. Hence, we can expect some variation in ranking versus marks of JEE with respect to last year's status. However, as a rule of thumb you should get at least 180 marks to have rank of up to 10000.
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9 years ago
Contributor-Level 8
Coaching marks don't play any role. Coaching tests only test whether you are sincere or not in your studies. If your concepts are clearer and if you are more regular in your studies, you will get above 250 marks in your coaching. So, don't waste your time and don't worry about the result from now onwards. Give your best input and then only you can get the desired output.
All the best.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 18
The release of application form is scheduled in the 1st week of December 2016. You have time till 2nd week of January 2017 to fill this form online in order to register for JEE Mains.
Best wishes.
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Beginner-Level 5
While going for JEE, it doesn't matter which classes you choose to study from, what matters is that your concepts are clear. In JEE, what you need is speed, accuracy and knowledge as these are the only factors that might help yo in getting a seat at IIT. I, personally will recommend you to not go for any such classes as they charge high fees by promising that they will make you an IITian. Instead, you should go for a personal mentor who had cleared JEE Mains and Advanced and follow his guidance. With this strategy, the best place will be the place you wish to study at. Think carefully whether you still want to go for such classes or
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