JEE

The result of JEE  Mains is announced by NTA (National Testing Agency) on the official website of JEE mains.

The applicant can check the result by login to the website with the help of his/her application number and date of birth.

It can be checked without application number also by following the procedure of asked after clicking forgotten details. 

You cannot see the name of your exam centre anywhere else except your official admit card.

All you can get to know is the name of city in which the centre is located.

You can see the city name by visiting official website of JEE mains, and download your JEE Main exam city intimation slip in which the city will be mentioned.

IIT Delhi OBC cutoff 2025 for JEE Advanced is yet to be released. However, during the last round cutoff in 2024, the JEE Advanced closing ranks for BTech admission varied between 89 and 3185 in the All India quota. In the first round, the cutoff ranks were more competitive for admission compared to the final round. Therefore, based on last year's cutoff ranks, a JEE Advanced rank of 7000 does not allow for admission at IIT Delhi for any BTech or Integrated BTech courses for students belonging to the OBC AI category.

No, filling your ISC marks out of 600 in the JEE form is likely not a problem, as  the JEE authorities understand that ISC marks are calculated out of a total of 600.Many candidates, including those who have studied in ICSE-ISC boards, fill their 12th marks out of 600 in JEE forms.
The JEE authorities are aware that ISC marks are calculated out of a total of 600. There's usually a correction window after the registration closes, where you can rectify any errors in your application form.

It's best to start preparing for JEE Advanced from Class 11. This allows you to build a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, ensuring a deep understanding of concepts. Starting early gives you enough time to revise, practice, and strengthen problem-solving skills before the exam.