Hi,

You will not be eligible for JEE Advanced 2019 if you have passed 12th standard examination in 2017. This will be considered your first attempt, so even if you attempt the 12th examination in NIOS this year, you will not be considered for JEE Advanced. 

However, you will be

Hello Applicant,

The following is the eligibility criteria for JEE Mains :

Qualifying Exam: Candidates must qualify their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.

Subjects: Candidates must have to take minimum 5 subjects in the 12th/equivalent examination. Candidates must have passed class 12th with Physics & Mathematics as

Hello Rohan,

No, you don't need JEE Main or Advance scores to be eligible for UPSC IAS exam. In fact, both JEE Main and Advance are engineering entrance exams. If you want to know the eligibility criteria of UPSC then, Check Here

All the Best!

Hello, 

We would not be able to share the scorecard of Servesh. However, you can get the information related to his score in the entrance exam. 

The Chandigarh boy bagged the first rank that is AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2017. He scored a total of 339 marks the entrance

Hello, 

It is not possible to provide you with the scorecard of Kalpit. However, you can get the information about the score and rank he secured in JEE Main and Advanced. 

In JEE Main 2017, Kalpit scored 360 out of 360 bagging the position of AIR 1. Whereas, in JEE

Right Now they don't have any cutoffs mentioned and as per the new formats cutoffs will be Percentile scores, But as per previous years trends You can assume that 90 Marks will be sufficient to qualify JEE Main, But don't make this as You target dream for More and be

These books aregood enough to score well however you must focus more on solving mock exams and study as per exam weightage in each subject. 

Make time tables and appesr for maximum mock exams. Check all repetitive mistakes and revise them regularly to avoid them.

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