Hello Manish.

Due to this pandemic, the syllabus of classes 9th to 12th is reduced for upcoming sessions, so there is a possibility that CBSE also reduces the syllabus for JEE advance. But no one is sure about it as there is no official statement.

So, Stay updated and Best

Hi aspirant ,

you have better opportunity if you opt for dasa scheme because in dasa scheme the students are less and you apply through sat score and because of this less competition and sat is easier than jee main.

hope this help you

best of luck

Only the top 2, 24,000 scores in JEE Main will become eligible to sit for JEE advanced. The candidates must have secured at least 75% marks or be in the top 20 percentile in the 12th Class Examination conducted by respective boards. For SC/ST students, there shall be a relaxation

Following are the last years’ UP Board cutoffs for top 20 percentile to be used for JEE  Advanced:

GEN    OBC-NCL     SC     ST    PwD

2018   67.6       65               62.8   62.6  62.6

2017    71        68.8             66.2   67.4   66.2

2016   81          79               76.2    77.4   76.2

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Following are the previous years’ Goa Board cutoffs for top 20 percentile to be used for JEE Advanced:

GEN  OBC-NCL  SC    ST    PwD

2018  73        70           69.6 68.2  68.2

2017  74        71.4        67.2 63.2  63.2

2016 72.2      67.2        69.4 66.6  66.2

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Hello

NCERT chemistry is good for building and clearing Basic concept but when it comes to entrance examination like jee then it is not sufficient as there are many concepts which are difficult to understand from NCERT as they have not been explained there in a elaborate manner and not