In JEE Advanced, your OBC rank and CRL (Common Rank List) rank are two separate rankings, and the relationship between them varies each year. While it's not a fixed conversion, historically, an OBC rank of 350 could be roughly equivalent to a CRL rank around 1,500-2,000, though this can fluctuate based on factors like the total number of candidates and their performance.

Here’s a rough way to estimate the CRL rank:

1. Find the Total Number of Candidates: Check how many people appeared for JEE Advanced that year.

2. OBC Category Percentage: Find out how many of those candidates belong to the OBC category.

3. Estimate the CRL Rank: Multiply your OBC rank by the inverse of the OBC percentage.

For example, if OBC candidates make up about 50% of the total candidates, your CRL rank could be roughly double your OBC rank, so an OBC rank of 350 could translate to a CRL rank of about 700.

However, this is just an approximation. The actual CRL rank can vary each year based on the specific distribution and performance of candidates. It’s always best to refer to the official JEE Advanced resources or speak with academic advisors for the most accurate information.

Hello Siddhi,

Admission to the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, for the Bachelor of Science (Research) program primarily depends on your performance in various national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main, JEE Advanced, KVPY, and NEET-UG. For the BS program, IISc accepts JEE Main scores, making it a crucial exam for students applying through this route.

If you perform well in JEE Main but not in JEE Advanced, it won’t necessarily affect your chances of getting into IISc for the BS (Research) program, as JEE Advanced scores are not required for this specific course. IISc’s admission criteria for the BS program focus on JEE Main performance, and many students have successfully gained admission based on their JEE Main ranks. However, for other courses and programs, JEE Advanced may be a requirement, and a lower score in JEE Advanced could impact your eligibility for those programs.

It’s important to keep in mind that IISc establishes specific cutoff ranks for each entrance exam, and these cutoffs change every year based on the number of applicants and available seats. For instance, last year’s cutoff ranks for JEE Main ranged from 241 to 353 for the BS (Research) program. This range can provide insight into the competition, and aiming for a high score in JEE Main is essential for securing admission.

In summary, while achieving a good score in JEE Main is enough to gain admission to the BS (Research) program at IISc, a lower score in JEE Advanced will not necessarily affect your admission, provided you excel in JEE Main. However, doing well in JEE Main will enhance your chances of obtaining a favourable rank and securing a place in this esteemed institution.

Hello aspirant,

The subsequent counseling process will be open to those who score at or over the designated cut-off. The official brochure states that in order to be eligible for JEE Advanced 2024, students must receive at least 35% in the general category, 31.5% in the OBC-NCL/EWS category, and 17.5% in the SC/ST/PwD category.

To know the complete information, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/minimum-marks-in-jee-advanced-get-iit

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Hello aspirant,

Students should familiarize themselves with the exam pattern, follow a daily study plan, finish the entire syllabus, take practice exams frequently, go over previous exam papers, and study without stress in order to prepare for JEE Advanced 2025.

To know the tips to clear JEE ADVANCE, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-preparation-tips

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Hello,

Here is the eligibility criteria of JEE mains and JEE advanced :-

JEE Mains Eligibility :-

• Qualification: Must have passed Class 12 or equivalent in the relevant year or the previous year.
• Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics are mandatory.
• Age Limit: No age limit for JEE Main.
• Attempts: Maximum of three consecutive years.

JEE Advanced Eligibility :-

• JEE Main Performance: Be among the top 2,50,000 rank holders.
• Attempts: Maximum of two consecutive attempts.
• Age Limit: Born on or after October 1, 1999 (relaxation for reserved categories).
• Education: Must have passed Class 12 in the current or previous year.
• Institutional Rule: Not previously admitted to IITs.

Hope it helps !

Hello Sachin,

To secure a rank under 200 in the OBC category for JEE Advanced , the required marks can vary depending on the difficulty of the exam, the performance of candidates in that particular year, and the normalization process. However, as a general guideline:

• In previous years, to get a rank under 200 in the OBC category, you would typically need to score around 230-250 marks (out of 360) in JEE Advanced .
  
  

• Keep in mind that the exact cutoff can fluctuate each year, so focusing on consistently improving your preparation and aiming for a high score is essential.

Additionally, the cutoff for JEE Advanced depends on factors like the overall difficulty level of the exam and the number of candidates appearing, so it's always a good idea to refer to the official cutoff trends once the exam is conducted.


For more details about the cutoff of JEE Advanced Click Here .

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

Hi Heera,

• Year of Passing Class 12:

  • If a candidate passed their Class 12th board exams in 2023-24 (after failing in 2022-23) , their year of passing is considered as 2024 .
  • For JEE Advanced, candidates can only attempt the exam in the year they pass Class 12 and the year immediately after.

• JEE Advanced Attempts:
  • The maximum number of attempts allowed is two consecutive years after passing Class 12.
  • Since the candidate officially passed Class 12 in 2024, they will be eligible for:
    • JEE Advanced 2024 (the year of passing).
    • JEE Advanced 2025 (the year immediately after).

• JEE 2023 Attempt:

If the candidate attempted JEE Advanced 2023 while technically failing Class 12 in 2022-23, that attempt will not count because they were not eligible to appear at that time. Only valid attempts made after officially passing Class 12 count toward the two attempts. The candidate will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2024 and 2025, provided they meet other eligibility criteria. Their participation in JEE Advanced 2023 (if any) will not be considered a valid attempt. For more information regarding this, you can check out the given link.

Best Wishes!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-eligibility-criteria

According to the JEE Advanced eligibility criteria, the number of attempts is counted based on the first appearance in the Class 12th examination. Here’s how it works:

1. Attempt Count Based on First Appearance in Class 12:

   • If a student fails in Class 12 in the year 2022-23 and then appears and passes in 2023-24, the JEE Advanced eligibility rules will consider the 2023 appearance (when they first attempted the exam) as the first attempt.
   • The JEE Advanced attempt count is based on the first appearance, even if the student fails and appears again in the following year. This is because the first appearance in the Class 12th examination is what counts.

2. Eligibility for JEE Advanced 2024 and 2025:

   • For JEE Advanced 2024, the student would be eligible as they have passed their Class 12th exam in 2023-24. This would be considered their first attempt .
   • For JEE Advanced 2025, the student can attempt it as well, as they would still be within the 2-attempt limit, which is valid for two consecutive years after passing the Class 12 exam.

In conclusion, if a student fails in 2022-23 and passes in 2023-24, their first attempt will be considered the 2023 appearance, and they will be eligible for JEE Advanced in both 2024 and 2025, provided they meet all other eligibility requirements.

Hello Shanvi,

Based on the current rules and your situation:

1. JEE Attempt Count: The JEE Advanced attempt count is based on the year in which you first appeared for the Class 12 exams. Since you were absent in 2023-24 and didn't appear for any exams, this year will not be counted as an attempt.

2. 2024-25 as First Attempt: Since you are appearing in 2024-25 as a regular candidate, this will be considered your first attempt for JEE Advanced eligibility.

3. Eligibility for JEE Advanced 2025 & 2026:

   • Your first JEE Advanced attempt will be in 2025 (for the 2024-25 session).
   • You are eligible for two attempts (2025 and 2026), as the attempt count is reset with the first valid appearance in the board exams.

Hence, you will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2025 and 2026, with 2024-25 considered as your first attempt year.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Here is the detailed explanation for your query :-

• JEE Advanced Eligibility : The eligibility for JEE Advanced depends on your first appearance in class 12th board exams.

• First Appearance : Since you are appearing for the class 12th boards in 2024-25, it will be considered your first appearance for JEE Advanced purposes.

• Attempt Count : JEE Advanced attempts are counted from the first time you appear for the class 12th exams, not based on the actual year of attempt.

• Eligibility for 2025 and 2026 : You will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2025 and 2026, as these attempts will be counted from your first appearance in 2024-25.

• Medical Reasons : Your medical condition (MDR TB) should not affect eligibility as long as you meet the age and other criteria.

Hope it helps !