JEE Advanced Question Papers 2020

Hi Aswin

It is difficult to predict score eligibility for JEE advance.

But you can predict your expected rank from the following formula :

(100 - 89.24 ) X 869010 / 100 so using this formula your expected rank will be

93 , 505 . But for april session if the number of students increase therefore instead of 869010 it would be number of candidates that appeared in April session. so it can only be predicted after April session.

For NIT , most probably you need 95 + percentile.

For more information you can refer to the link below : https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor

All the best !!

Hope it helps :)

Dear Aspirant,

Jee Advanced is a consequential exam if a candidate clears JEE Mains. The registrations for the same will be happening in the month of May. This exam is used to test students who wish to do Bachelors in Engineering or Technology. It even involves courses which have integrated Masters, and Dual Degrees. This the second stage and therefore the students who qualify JEE Mains are able to give it. It is conducted by 7 IITs. This time the conducting body is IIT Delhi. It is a 3 hour paper which is computer based and it is conducted in both Hindi and English languages. It is your ticket for admission into 23 IITs making it one of the most desiring exams to take and pass when it comes to aspiring engineering candidates. The official website is https://jeeadv.ac.in


Here is how to prepare:

Be thorough with the syllabus. You can find it here:https://cache.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/JEE-Advanced-2020-Syllabus-Physics.pdf https://cache.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/JEE-Advanced-2020-Syllabus-Chemistry.pdf https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-syllabus

For this go through the previous year question papers and mock tests and plan your time-table according to strengths and weaknesses in the various subjects. Make a combination of relaxation and preparation. Solve question papers to track your progress.https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-mock-test https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-question-papers

For mathematics, go the old-fashioned way. You can try shortcuts for certain things but practice, Practice and practice. Memorise tables, square roots, cube roots, conversion from percent to fraction, etc. Reducing time for this section is important.

Assess through your JEE Main score. Check where you lost marks and what were your strong points. Make a list where you can divide topics according to their strengths and weaknesses.

Devote maximum time to your studies.

Don't leave any topic.

If you have amazing scores in your Mains, you can go for books like Irodov.

Create a strategy to be able to write a 6 hour exam.

Try to understand the problem give in the exam well. Be sure of what the question means before answering.

Other than that, eat well and take care of your health. Know that you can ace it and if you have the right preparation, you surely will.

Hope this helps. All the best!

Hey there hope you're doing well
Dear aspirant, congratulation on scoring a good percentile in the JEE MAIN examination. According to your percentile score in JEE MAIN your expected rank is about 30,415. With this rank you're likely to get into NITs. But it's good as you want to improve in your percentile and rank. As far as preparation is concerned since you have secured a decent rank in JEE MAIN a little effort would take you under 10k rank. For JEE ADVANCED you need to focus on analytical questions; problems that require in depth knowledge of subject matter. Joiningof coaching benefits you as they create a good competitive environment. Give full length test series a d practise more no. Of questions. Also absolve previous year JEE MAIN + ADVANCED problems.
Thank you hope this helps you!

Hey there hope you're doing well.
Dear aspirant, No JEE MAIN examination paper 2 is conducted for b.arch programs at various NITs and SPAs across the country. But for seeking admission in architecture courses at the IITs I.e. IIT KGP & IIT ROORKEE you need to appear as well as qualify JEE ADVANCED examination and then further appeae for AAT test.
Thank you hope this helps you!

Hello.
It is quite difficult to tell you the latest cutoff percentile to be qualified JEE mains for JEE advanced but yes by analysing the previous year records I can tell you that how much percentile probably you basically need to have, So for general category you need to have at least 85 percentile.
And remember the above percentile is on the basis of previous year record it may fluctuate with some factors.
Best of luck.