Dear aspirant,

For appearing in criteria in jee 2021 it doesn't see that whether you have gap between your 10th and 12th std.

One of the major criteria for appearing in jee advanced is you should pass your 12th by 2021,2022 and 2023 .

Recently, education minister has waived off

Dear aspirant

hey need to because JEE Advanced demands an in-depth knowledge of concepts and their application. It is not just about putting in the hours, but equally about using smart ways to maximize the time left at one’s disposal. It is the performance in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics that

Hello Dear.

Marks above 150+ can fetch you 99+ percentile it terms of rank General rank above 9,000. As you know the cutoff changes every years because it depends upon the number of seats available, the difficulty level of paper and number of candidates writing the examination hence varies every

Yes, you can take a break after graduating class 12th and prepare for JEE-Main and Advance, but before you do, there are a few things you should know, so let's talk about them.

If you are in the General/Unreserved category, you must have a minimum aggregate of 75 percent in

Yes, you only have one more attempt at Jee Advanced.

Because of this,

Starting with the year of the 12th board test, one is eligible for JEE advanced examination for a maximum of two consecutive years.

So,

If you graduated from high school in 2020, you were eligible for JEE

Yes, you must reappear for JEE Main. If you pass, you would be eligible for JEE Advanced in your second attempt, if you are a candidate from the GENERAL category.

Starting with the year of the 12th board test, one is eligible for JEE advanced examination for a maximum of two consecutive years.

So,

If you graduated from high school in 2020, you were eligible for JEE advanced 2020 and will be eligible for JEE advanced 2021.

According to your statement, I do not believe this is a wise plan because it will reflect negatively on your academic profile, which will be detrimental to your placement time.

So, if you have time on your hands, I would advise you to focus only on your studies rather than