Hello,

Only practising JEE advanced last 15-year question paper thrice won't guarantee you the marks, it will only give you an idea about the toughness of the paper or will create an exam-like environment ( if you give it as a mock test). To score 170 plus in your JEE

Hello Aspirant,

See till now the official qualifying cut-offs have not been released and the qualifying cut-off percentiles are released along with final result of JEE-Main 2022 which will be released after both the sessions i.e. most probably in August '22.

But o n such percentile, being a ST candidate

Hey!

Congratulations on the score. Yes, there is a very good chance you are eligible for JEE Advanced as the cutoffs for SC category has been around 48-58 percentile in previous years and there are negligible chances for the increase in cutoffs.

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Hello,

If you have EWS, you are qualified to jee advanced with 85.1 percentile.

You can take the JEE Advanced Exam, but your results won't be good enough to get you into a top branch or decent nit.

Don't relax after mains and prepare well for advanced; most students who

Hello aspirant,

The cut off for the year 2022 is not released yet.  As per the last years cut off there are chances that you might be eligible for the JEE advance if you belong to SC category. But 52 is quite less percentile. If the cut off will go

Hello Aspirant,

See till now the official qualifying cut-offs have not been released and the qualifying cut-off percentiles are released along with final result of JEE-Main 2022 which will be released after both the sessions i.e. most probably in August '22.

But o n such percentile, being an OBC-NCL candidate

Dear aspirant,

Looking at the previous year trends it looks like you might not qualify for JEE Advanced. If you belong to SC/ST/PWD category, yes you have a chance of qualifying the exam, otherwise, it looks quite difficult. Don't lose hope, look at what colleges accept Board exam marks and

If you have got 56.0936364 in your JEE MAINS score, then its the percentile you have secured in the 1st round of JEE MAINS. Now in general, the percentile vs rank ratio changes every year depending on the density of the student appearing and there cumulative performance. As a result,

Hi

Assuming you from general category

• Your percentile is 66.095

This is because,

NTA score is nothing but your percentile

It's quite difficult to predict JEE mains qualifying cutoff to be eligible for JEE advanced examination as it keeps changing every year depending upon various factors like :-

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Hello Aspirant,

See the qualifying cut-off percentiles which needs to be cleared by any candidate to sit in JEE-Advance is released along with the final result of JEE-Main and for JEE-Main 2022 the final result will be released after both the attempts will be completed and the final result will