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According to JEE Main guidelines, your all-around total in 12th Class must be 75% if you are from the General/EWS/OBC Category. Your overall Aggregate In the 12th Class Should be 65% if you are from SC/ST/PH Category. This is only applicable for IIT/NIT/IIIT/IIEST, you can go to any

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The NTA has not yet declared the dates for the release of the JEE Mains session 2 registration dates. Keep an eye on the official website or the link below for the latest information. NTA has released the JEE Mains 2022 revised exam date on the official website for

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Nothing to worry dear.

This is because,

If you are unable to have obc ncl certificate at the time of counselling then you can participate in the josaa counselling as a general category student and get admission on the basis of it.

You can register your category as general

you cannot give the jee main paper because eligibility is 12 th science not diploma.

you canno compare the exam SIT with JEE main because both are different from logical point of view

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Hope you are doing well ! Yes , obviously if you see the jee mains video then i am hundred percent sure that you will qualify maths portion with very good marks because jee level is far higher than nda and definitely if you can understand that

Hello aspirant,

Below are the Weightage of all the chapters for Physics Chemistry and Mathematics which are mentioned in Descending order (i.e., from the highest weightage to the lowest weightage of chapters) :

JEE MAINS AND ADVANCE CHAPTERS FOR PHYSICS

Modern Physics:- 20 marks

Heat and Thermodynamics :- 12 marks

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I appreciate your interest to want to work for the environment. IISERs can provide you excellent environment if you would like to work for the environment. There is BS MS in Earth and environmental sciences course that you can do. IISERs offer a great environment to give you

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In JEE mains you will need aggregate of 60% marks to be eligible for JEE mains and in addition to this you must also have to pass in all the other subjects in your qualifying examination.

Since you are a JEE aspirant, I would like to mention to

Hello aspirant,

The JEE advance Cutoff for SC Category is actually lower as compared to General and OBC Category student, but nevertheless, you must practice very hard to get yourself into IIT after giving and clearing JEE Advance. Looking at the previous year Cutoff for JEE advance, a SC Category