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There is no one answer to this question. The weightage of the topics in JEE Main and Advanced keeps changing year after year. To get a good score in both exams, candidates must complete the syllabus of the exams entirely. However, as per the previous year's trends, here are the topics in JEE Mains and Advanced that had carried high weightage:

JEE Advanced:

• Maths: Matrices, Determinants, Vectors, 3D, Limits, Continuity and Differentiation had more weightage
• Physics: EMI, Electrostatics, error, sound wave, optics, unit and dimensions, Mechanics had more weighatge
• Chemistry: p-block, Chemical bonding, and Coordination compounds, Electrochemistry, Ionic & Chemical Equilibrium, Electrochemistry & Surface Chemistry, Aldehyde & Ketones, Polymers, Biomolecules.

JEE Main:

• Physics: Mechanics, Units & Measurements, Electrostatics, and Optics. Notably, Electromagnetic Induction (EMI).
• Chemistry: Chemical bonding, biomolecules, GOC, thermodynamics, coordination compounds, CFT, electrochemistry, and chemical kinetics.
• Mathematics: Matrix, Conic sections, Integration, Vectors, 3D, probability, ITF, trigonometry, sequence and series. 

Preparing for exams like JEE Mains, JEE Advanced, BITSAT, and other CETs can seem overwhelming, but you can achieve this with a strategy. Here are the facts:

• Compare the syllabus: All engineering entrance exams have almost the same syllabus. There might be some additional topics in some exams. The aspirant must study the syllabus for all exams and find out the topics that are extra, and prepare those separately. Almost 90% of the topics will be common for all entrance exams, and hence, syllabus completion for one exam will lead to completion of the syllabus for all the exams.
• Prepare for JEE Mains and incorporate the preparation for all other exams: Apart from JEE Advanced, all the exams are pretty straightforward for a well-prepared candidate. JEE Advanced require a higher level of preparation as the questions are multi-conceptual. However, the state-level entrance exams, and exams like BITSAT, VITEEE, etc., have direct questions. Most of the questions in JEE Mains are also direct and require the application of basic concepts. Hence, the candidates must prepare for one exam, like JEE Mains, that will cover their preparation for all other exams.
• JEE Advanced needs extra effort: For JEE Advanced candidates must focus on time management and building exam day temperament. Learn how to apply multiple concepts to a question.

The bottom line is to prepare for JEE Mains to cover the preparation for all other CETs and exams like BITSAT and VITEEE. For JEE Advanced, work on sharpening your skills of time management, stress handling, multiple concept application, speed and accuracy.

JEE Main cutoff 2025 for admission to NIT Raipur has been released for various BTech and other course specialisations. With your rank of 6000, your chances of admission to NIT Raipur 2025 are favourable if you belong to the OBC AI category, as the cutoff was from 5209 to 100497.  B.Tech. of Architecture (B.Arch.) was the most popular among candidates. After analysing the JEE Main BTech cutoff 2025, B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering turned out to be the most competitive and B.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering, the easiest for NIT Raipur. To know in detail which branches you qualify for, refer to the table below:

Note: This table only depicts the last round closing rank for the OBC AI category; other categories, rounds and quotas will have different cutoff ranks.