Hi

You can take a  drop but you will be eligible for jee main 2023 only and not for jee advanced 2023, it doesn't matter at all even if you didn't attempt jee main & advanced 2021

This is because,

One has a total of two attempts for JEE advanced

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well ! If you are going to take a drop after 12th then it is not a big deal at all . I would suggest to go for it . But you should not take 2nd drop ,you can take drop ,many topper do

Hello,

Yes you have cleared the cut off required for the OBC category. The cut off was 70 percentile for the obc category, 68 percentile for EWS category.

So, even though you have qualified for jee advanced ,you will face difficulty in fetching the colleges like IIITs /NITs as the

It all depends on your category whether you qualified the joint entrance examination, main 2022 or not. If we have a look at the cut-offs for various categories for the year 2021, then the data is as follows:

General: 87.89
OBC (NCL): 68.02
ST: 34.67
SC: 46.88
GEN (EWS): 66.22

Hello,

As you procured 99.21 percentile in jee mains and you want to get CSE branch so let me tell you can easily get this branch in good NITs like Jamshedpur, durgapur, Silchar, allahabad, rourkela ,Surat, Nagpur.

If you want to know about the colleges you can check out the

Hello and congratulations for your result. You have secured a brilliant score in this attempt.

Now considering your percentile and preferred branch is CSE you will definitely get CSE in any if the nits or any of the top nits.

Some of the nits in which you have chances of

If you have gotten 96.89 percentile in Joint Entrance Examination, Main 2022, and belong to the OBC category, then you are in a very advantageous position.

Some of the top National Institute of Technologies in which you can easily get Computer Science and Engineering are as follows:

NIT Mizoram
NIT

Hi,

Below is the list of chapters of Mathematics that one should prepare for JEE Main BArch exam 2022.