Hello Patient

Considering the rank formula( "864469 are the number of candidates appeared for the January exam. So rank formula is (100- your total score) * 864469 / 100"), your rank will be be around 67-70k. So with this rank you are pretty safe with your qualification.

Hello Samaresh,

Yes,you can apply for jee mains and you are eligible for mains. Since you cleared your 12th it is not anymore problem. And you cleared it with 78%. Yes,you can apply for jee mains. All the best for JEE mains. Prepare well. Do hardwork. Work until you achieve it. Good luck. If you are qualified for Jeemains then you will be eligible to write jee advanced.

Hi dear,

According to our expert prediction cutoff for jee advance will be

85 percentile for general category.

80 percentil for obc category.

So you have a little hope as your percentile is around there. However the cutoff percentile may vary if number of student in April month exam will increase.

Hope it helps and all the best.

Dear Aspirant,

According to last year cutoff trend of jee mains qualifying percentile so this year if your percentile is above 85 then you are in safer zone.Nta will release official cutoff after April session .The cutoff mentioned below are mentioned in percentiles.

Let's take a look on cutoff for 2019-

General-89.75

Obc-74

Sc-55

St-44

If you want to know about last year cutoff trend then you can visit the link mentioned below -

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff/amp

Thanks

All the very best

Hello Raunak,

Congratulations for the good percentile. Yes, if you want to skip the jee main april you can and focus on jee advanced. But it is good to attempt jee main april, it may be a revision for the subject again and you might get  more than the previous percentile because there are many who also got more than 98.80 percentile. Keep it up. Focus well on JEE advanced. All the best.

Hello uday,
The advance examination for the admission of the IITs will have satisfy the subject wise cut off.
Candidate without satisfying individual subject cut off are considered as not qualified in examination and you're not able to get IIT seat.
So do concentrate in all subjects equally
All the best

Hi

All you need is determination -

• Make subject wise plan and strictly follow that plan
• Focus on improving your problem-solving speed, which requires continuous practice. Drill yourself with regular numerical problem practice
• Start giving mock tests and solve previous year question papers and sample papers
• Solve at least 40-80 numerical problems daily which includes physics, chemistry and, mathematics. Set time limits for questions.

Remember, just 6 hours of mindful study , daily will give you a wonderful result

Hope this helps!

Heyy aspirant

I hope you are talking about NIT .

Since you are a 12th student you must be clear and thorough with your 12th syllabus . Along with that you must be in touch with your 11th syllabus . Now you have very less time for preparation you cannot focus on each and every thing , thus you should list all the important topics from each subject (11th and12th ) and clear those subjects such that you can solve any question given to you . Your aim should be to solve maximum correct question and avoid negative marking . For this you need practice , so practice questions on a daily basis keeping a timer of 3hrs . You must follow a 45 minute cycle that means In a duration of 3 hrs you must give 45 min to each subject and try to attempt 30 questions.  In the left 45 min you should cross check your answers and try to solve those questions which you skipped or you weren't able to solve . This is the best strategy which if you follow I ensure you can crack JEE mains easily and your path to NIT or your dream college will be open .

Best of luck for your future .

Hope this helps .