JEE Main 2024 Paper: Memory-Based Questions and Analysis of 1st February Evening Shift

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With a JEE Main rank of 53,658, you have a solid chance of securing seats in newer IIITs, GFTIs, or lower branches at some NITs during CSAB Special Rounds.

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According to recent cutoff trends:

• General - around 93.4 percentile
• OBC-NCL - around 80.9 percentile
• EWS - around 82.4 percentile
• SC - around 63.9 percentile
• ST - around 52 percentile .
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In the JEE Advanced exam, securing 126 marks out of 360 is expected to fetch you an All India Rank (AIR) in the range of 3,000 to 4,000.

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Yes, according to current JEE Advanced eligibility rules, redoing Class 12 through NIOS does not reset your eligibility window. IITs consider the first year you passed Class 12 as the official passing year. ( jeeadv.ac.in (https://jeeadv.ac.in/eligibility.html) )

So if you first passed Class 12 in 2024:

• JEE

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With 90.12 percentile in JEE Main , your expected CRL rank is roughly around 1.05 lakh – 1.10 lakh .

At this rank, you can have decent chances for:

• CSE/IT/ECE in some GFTIs,
• newer IIITs (in lower-demand branches), and
• strong private engineering colleges.

You should also consider:

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First of all, it takes a lot of courage to move forward after giving so many years to UPSC preparation. Your decision to restart with CAT 2026 is practical and positive.

Some suggestions for your CAT preparation:

• Stay consistent with daily practice for Quant, LRDI, and VARC.

• Since you

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Yes, with 74% in Class 12 you are eligible for admission in MITS. For B.Tech admission, MITS mainly considers JEE Main score along with eligibility criteria. Usually, minimum eligibility is around 45% in PCM subjects, so your 74% is good enough.

Admission depends more on your JEE Main rank

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Yes, even if you take a drop for NEET preparation and do not clear NEET next year, you can still apply for B.Sc Agriculture in 2027 through ACPC/GUJCET. Gap year is generally not a problem if you meet the eligibility criteria and appear for GUJCET 2027.

With 90% in

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With 70 percentile in JEE Main and 564 rank in JKCET, you may have a good chance for CSE in many private/state engineering colleges, especially through JKCET counselling. Eligibility for CSE depends on the specific college cutoff and counselling round.

Your JKCET rank of 564 is quite decent and