Dear Student,

Yes you will be eligible as per the expected cut off for SC category of JEE Mains 2021 the qualifying cut off is 50-55 percentile which suits you and for general category it is 90-95 percentile.You can give other session of JEE Mains in coming months by studying

Hello,

The qualifying cut off percentile for SC category for JEE Main 2020 was 50.1760245  and the qualifying cut off percentile for SC category for JEE Main 2021 is expected to be in between 50-55 percentile. Considering the previous year cut off percentile you have decent chances of qualifying JEE

Hello,

Every year the qualifying cut off percentile changes depending on number of candidates appeared, the difficulty level of the exam paper, highest score, number of seats available, previous year cut off etc. Taking the previous year cut off percentile for JEE Main into consideration you have decent chances of

Hello,

The qualifying cut off percentile varies depending on number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination, number of seats available, previous year cut off etc. Here is the qualifying cut off percentile for JEE Main 2020 category wise

• General:90.3765335
• OBC-NCL:72.8887969
• EWS:70.2435518
• SC:50.1760245
• ST:39.0696101
• PWD:0.0618524

The qualifying cut off percentile

Hello Aditi,

The University Grants Commission (UGC) last year in 2020, gave its nod to a proposal that will now allow students to pursue two educational degrees at the same time. So yes, it is possible to take up an economics degree with Computer Science in India. As per UGC

• Common Rank List (CRL) - 90-

60.33 % JEE main how all india rank

Dear student,

Although the cut offs haven't released yet but the expected cut off for jee mains 2021 on the basis of previous years cut off would be as follows:

• Common Rank List (CRL) - 90- 95
• GEN-EWS - 70- 75
• Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL) - 70- 75
• Scheduled Caste