Hello,

Yes, Of Course you need to pay fees in IITs.
JEE advance is the examination conducted for admission in IITs and aspirants who clear JEE mains get chance to appear in advance.The fees in various IITs differs but on you will have to pay around 10 lakhs for a complete B.tech course.

I hope this helps.

Hi,
IIT Delhi has postponed the Joint Entrance Exam (JEE)Advanced 2020 that was scheduled to be held on May 17, in view of preventing further spreading coronavirus.

IIT Delhi, the organising institute of JEE Advanced 2020 announced that the exam will be rescheduled only after JEE Main 2020 is conducted.

Hello,

There is a difference between Joint entrance examination (JEE) mains and Joint entrance examination (JEE) advanced. First you need to write JEE mains and get enough percentile that is mentioned by the  official to qualify for JEE advanced. Through JEE mains you can get seats in NITs, IIITs and through JEE advanced you can get seat in IITs.

Hello,


These are the chapters that you must complete  thoroughly to get a good score in JEE.

Physics :

Work, Energy and Power
Electrostatics
Current Electricity
Wave Optics
Ray Optics
Centre of Mass, Momentum and Collision
Rotational Dynamics
Simple Harmonic Motion
Fluid Mechanics
Wave Motion and String Waves
Magnetism
Heat & Thermodynamics
Nuclear Physics
Modern Physics


Maths :

3-D Geometry
Probability and Statistics
Vector Algebra
Integration
Complex Numbers
Parabola
Trigonometric Ratios

Chemistry :

Atomic Structure
Gaseous State
Hydrocarbons
Aldehydes and Ketones
d & f Block Elements
General Organic Chemistry
Chemical Equilibrium
Ionic Equilibrium
Thermodynamics
Hydrogen and its Compounds
s-Block Elements


I hope this helps.

hi rajnandan,

Its hard to predict because it depends on the no. of candidate appearing in the exam and the difficulty of the JEE Advanced. From my estimation, if you score at least 35% percent marks in JEE ADVANCED then you will get a very good pwd category rank no matter how hard/easy JEE Advanced that year. Work hard you can get a good branch in old IITs.

I hope this answer will help.
All the best for the future!!

Hello,

According to the analysis of previous papers the chapter wise  weight age of mathematics topics are given below :

Binomial Theorem - 3 marks

Complex numbers - 7 marks

Coordinate geometry - 18 marks

Differential and integral calculus - 38 marks

Probability - 9 marks

Quadratic equations - 3 marks

Matrices - 14 marks

Permutations & Combinations - 3 marks

Sequences and series - 3 marks

Trigonometry - 10 marks

Vector & 3D - 11 marks

Fundamentals of mathematics - 5 marks

Hey,
The cutoff changes every year depending upon the difficulty level of the question paper,the number of candidates appearing in the examination and the category of the candidates etcetra.
You can calculate your expected rack through this formula:
100-your total percentile score(that is, the person ahead of you).874469 are the number of candidates who appeared in January examination. Your expected rank is around 86901.
You can use the the College Predictor of Careers360 to predict your chances in the college using the link given below:
https://engineering.careers360.com/jee-main-college-predictor
Hope this helps.
Good luck.

Hello Aditya

It can not be predicted anything about Jee Advanced as Jee main session 2 is yet to be commenced.

After jee main results 2020 , it can be estimated about qualifying score, how many candidates will appear in JEE advanced etc. Jee advanced cut off 2020 depends on

• The difficulty level of jee advanced

•previous year cut off

• Number of seats available for admission.

•performance of candidates in the exam

Jee advanced 2019 cut off ( Qualifying)

Category                 cut off ( NTA score)

General                      89.85

EWS                             78.21

OBC                             74.31

In 2018 Jee advanced cut off for PWD category was 90 marks ( revised )  and in 2017 it was 64 for pwd.

However  with 95 marks and seeing to your category you may get seat in good College.

Dear student!
Nothing is impossible. If you have an ultimate goal of getting into IITs, nobody can stop you. And, don't compare yourself with others. Every person has different ability and talents. You can definitely get into the top IITs if you work hard for it. More than hard work, work smartly. Know the syllabus well. Prepare as per the pattern of question paper. Solve as many previous year question papers as you can. And keep your basics clear. Practice and practise. Because, practise makes a man perfect.
Hope this helps.
Good luck!