Hello

It would be difficult to predict the exact JEE Main qualifying cutoff. However, as the expected qualifying cutoff, you have good chances to qualify the JEE Main exam and appear for JEE Advanced.

Check the expected cutoff using the link below-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff

Good Luck!

The maximum marks for JEE advanced is not fixed and this year JEE advanced is yet to be conducted.

therefore it cannot be predicted what would be your all India rank in JEE advanced if you get 85 marks.also the all India rank depends upon the relative performance sometime question

Greetings aspirant,

As per your percentile score in JEE Mains 2020, and in consideration of your ST category, you did clear JEE Mains 2020 comfortably. This year's cutoff for ST category is likely to be 44.3345172 percentile. You can visit https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff for further details related to cutoff queries. Good luck.

Hi Arjun,

If you belong to ST category then only you will get any seat in NITs or other government colleges but you belong to general category or OBC category then you don't have any chance to get NITs or government college.Try to do your best in april session.If you

Hi Malavath.

With 88.2032167 percentile in JEE Mains, you will definitely qualify for JEE Advanced because your category is ST. It isn't easy to tell for sure if you will be able to get CSE in NIT Trichy or Warangal or Suratkal. According to 2019 rank vs percentile, you can

I am female candidate, I got 92.78 percentile. Will get admission in svnit surat or vnit nagpur for chemical branch

Greetings aspirant,

The first attempt is considered when you gave the 12th boards same year and the second attempt that very next year to it. Even if you do not attempt JEE Mains papers, it'll still be considered your first attempt. So, you can attempt JEE Advanced only twice provided