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Dear MV, Yes, if you prepare effectively and according to a strategy, you can always pass the JEE Advanced exam. Getting into IIT is most certainly not impossible. It is necessary to fall into a category where you are married, have a decent ranking, and meet the quota requirements for OBC NCL students at various IITs. Utilize the time you have left before the exam to review your weak areas and attempt to give a mock exam so you can determine which areas you need to focus on improving in order to perform better. I wish you well.

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Please allow me to tell that you did not perform well on this test, B Krammer. In the first session, roughly 8 Lac students showed up, and you scored at about the 50% percentile. This means that almost 400 000 students have obtained higher scores than you. For JEE Advanced eligibility as well as admission to NIT and other government-funded institutions, NTA chooses the top 2,500,000 students. Along with the findings of the second session, which will start on July 25th, they will be announcing. In order to be of assistance, I am providing the various cut offs for various categories stated by NTA for the admission process from the previo
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Hello, One cannot adequately prepare for the JEE exams after attending inexpensive or lower grade schools. Anyone can participate in the JEE or any other admission exam if there are qualified and experienced teachers working in the classrooms. Since the advent of information technology, exam preparation methods have altered, and all students now have access to these platforms' advantages. As a result, you don't need to use expensive coaching facilities to prepare for the JEE exam. You can do it yourself with the resources you already have. Happy New Year!

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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Hello, One cannot adequately prepare for the JEE exams after attending inexpensive or lower grade schools. Anyone can participate in the JEE or any other admission exam if there are qualified and experienced teachers working in the classrooms. Since the advent of information technology, exam preparation methods have altered, and all students now have access to these platforms' advantages. As a result, you don't need to use expensive coaching facilities to prepare for the JEE exam. You can do it yourself with the resources you already have. Happy New Year!

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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Please don't ever panic. Don't squander time on social media in the past month looking for inspiration. Simply review the subject that you previously studied. And don't jump into a new subject before finishing the chapters that will give you comfort. I received an 85 percentile, which isn't great, but I did get a TFW seat in a private college, therefore my tuition is now $0 because the same circumstance exists in our case as well. And the fee structure was relieved for me. Just concentrate on the scoring topic at the end.

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Adv. Ved VinayakLaw educator at Lex Logic You Tube channel.

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The finest textbooks for preparation include: the Physics books by Arihant D. C. Pandey. Engaging textbooks for math
for physical Chemistry O P Tandon
For inorganic Chemistry O P Tandon
For organic Chemistry Paula Bruce
specifically all NCERTs for chemistry
These are the top JEE reference books. If you practise more and more issues each day, you can easily pass the JEE Mains.

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Welcome, Aswin P. Today, the JEE Mains exam's absolute scores are no longer significant; instead, what matters is your percentile score or the rating you received from the National Testing Agency. Although you have not specified which category you fall under, the fact that you have not mentioned JEE Advanced or any NIT suggests that you are interested in applying to engineering colleges in your state. Based on your percentile or JEE Mains rating, Shiksha has created a college predictor that will tell you which institution you can get into.

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