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I got 93.5persentile.can i get nit warangal Or nit madras Or any nit colleges please....

Adrija Sarkar 7th May, 2019

Hi


With 93.5 percentile in JEE Main 2019 and if you are a general candidate, it is difficult for you to get a top-ranking NIT like Warangal or Trichy since their cutoff percentiles for core branches are above 99.5 percentile. Even to get other good NITs, you need more than

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If a student passed Jee advanced .He require any course fee on IIT,s ?

Arnab Ghosh 7th May, 2019
Hi,
     Definitely he or she has to pay college unless she or he belong to any reserved category or economically backward. Every year 10,000 candidates are qualify JEE ADVANCED. In 10000 candidates, around 6500 seats are for general category. If the general category students doesn't required to pay any fees,
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I got 61% in pu board and I got qualified jee advanced what should I do now?

Preetham 7th May, 2019

Hello aspirant.


To become eligible you must have passed class XII or qualifying exam in 2017 or 2018,or  appearing in class XII or equivalent qualifying exam in 2019 can also apply for JEE Main.


Minimum score that you need to score in exam is as follows (As you have not

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What should be my minimum safe percentile in JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced in SC category?

harsh Student Expert 28th Mar, 2019

Hello Mukul

You have to secure atleast 85 percentile marks ( may be more depending upon exact statistics).

But it is not all about qualifying ; jee advanced is a good level exam and if you are prepared for it than you must do good in jee mains also.

And

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Is JEE advance same for b.arch. and b.tech. ? Please answer me

Ritika Rani 28th Mar, 2019

Hi Rajan ,

This is Ritika..

Yes both are  same.

 Well, there is this one exam AAT (Architecture Aptitude test). AAT is an architecture entrance exam for admission into IITs (5 years undergraduate B.Arch Course).  

JEE Advanced AAT 2019 - IIT Roorkee will start the registrations for JEE Advanced AAT

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Can I get seat in NIT or IIIT even I would fail in JEE advanced???

Kumari Ankita 7th May, 2019

Hello,

If you have cleared the JEE Mains Cutoffs, you become eligible to appear for JEE Advanced exam. According to your JEE Advanced rank, you can get a seat in an IIT. Admissions in NIT and IIIT has nothing to do with JEE Advanced rank. NITs and IIITs take admission

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I have attempted jee advanced in 2018 for the first time,but I have completed 10+2 in 2017.Can I have a second chance to write jee advanced?

Ritika Rani 28th Mar, 2019

Hi Nikhil

This is Ritika..

Eligibility criteria of jee advance 2019 is given below.

A candidate should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in all the subjects in either 2018 or 2019.

The candidates whose Class XII (or equivalent) examination Board results for

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If anyone cant qualify jee main January 2019 but qualify jee main April... Then he or she can allow to seat in jee advanced 2019????

Nitika Kohli 30th Mar, 2019

Hi dear

If you qualify JEE mains April securing top 224000 rank then only you can appear for JEE advanced.

As you said that you have not qualified JEE mains January but I would definitely suggest you to check out the JEE Advanced eligibility criteria factors before applying the form

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Is nata have negative marking...

Nithesh 27th Mar, 2019

hii jayashree

Each question carries two marks. There is no negative marking. Answers are to be marked using blue / black ball point only on the OMR answer sheet.

hope this helps

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Is there JEE advance for paper 2... if so when and what is the cutoff to get qualified to jee advance

Sunil Kumar singh 27th Mar, 2019

Hi dear,

No there is no such exam as JEE advance.for paper 2.AAT is an architecture entrance exam for admission in IITs.you can check the details here

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-aat

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