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jee  advance exam is the one of the gate way to get admission in IITs. jee advance questions are bit tough compare to jee main or any other state level engineering examinations paper. you must have the basic concepts very clear and also learn about short tricks. in this

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Aggregate percentage is nothing but overall percentage taken together. To qualify in JEE advanced you need to score the minimum aggregate percentage in individual subject that is Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, also you need to score the minimum aggregate percentage altogether in JEE advanced. In 2020 the qualifying minimum

Hello student aggregate percentage is meant that you need not to obtain percent in each subject you need to obtain that percentage in all together.

For example 75 percent all together in Maths physics and chemistry not in each subjects.

Eligibility - Candidates must passed or appearing class 12 in

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Since you do not have much time left, my advice to you would be to start with th eprevious year question patterns.

It is not necessary to score full in JEE hence my advice would be to focus on the subject you are most confident in and start to

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Hello Aspirant,

Yes you heard it write, to qualify for JEE Mains, there is no minimum aggregate percentage criteria but yes if you want to take admission into NITs, IIITs or CFTIs or you want to appear for JEE-Advance then you should score a minimum aggregate of 75% in your

For national level competitive entrance examinations especially like JEE MAINS, you cannot get satisfied and cannot find like these things will be enough or this should be enough. You need to keep practicing as much as you can so that basics become stronger and you get experienced with time. So