Thanks for A2A

Eg. IIT B CSE -

opening rank 1

closing rank 64

Opening rank indiactes the best rank holder (1) individual had opted that particular stream in a particular college.

Closing rank indiactes the last rank holder (62) who has been alloted that seat. 

It may be noted

Hello Batta Nandani,

In JEE-ADVANCED registration you need to submit some of the documents to prove that you are eligible for it.

The eligibility criteria is that you should qualify JEE-Mains as per your category and you should either be in top20 percentile or 75% in Std.XIIth boards.

Hii..

I you did typing mistake..Instead of 89.1 you wrote 8.91.

If you scored 89.1 percentile and you belongs to OBC category then Yes you are eligible for JEE advance..OBC cutoff For advance is 74.5 approx.

please register yourself from the Official JEE advance site...

Best of luck.

Hello Nischay,

First thing to keep in mind is that percentile and percentage are two different terms. You get scored in 12th in percentage while in JEE mains you get percentile.

Now addressing your issues; the eligibility for NITs IIITs GFTIs is based on your 12 percentage and you need

Hi,

Please see Part 1 Section 3 on Page 7 of the JEE Advanced 2016 information brochure .your  category will be treated as per the one you have entered in your JEE Main form and cannot be changed now. Whether or not an unique case, this change is not possible

Hello student,

With a precentile of 70, it becomes difficult to secure a seat in Sc category when comparing the esults of the previous years. Last year , the closing ranks for SC category was around 6,000. But every year, ranks and scores changes with various factors like toughness of

Hello Sameer,

As your mentioned you belong to SC category. The cutoff for qualifying to JEE advance from JEE Mains for SC category has been set at 54. 0128155 percentile. Anyone securing a percentile equal to or more than the prescribed cut off percentile for SC category will be eligible

Hey Somesh

Admissions to NITs and IIITs is based solely on your JEE mains score.If you are targetting for IITs or ISM then you need to look for JEE advanced score.