JEE Main Rank Predictor 2025

Hello Gagan!

Sachin Rana's YouTube playlist (62 videos) or NS Sir's organic chemistry on the Mohit Tyagi Channel that you will follow for JEE Advanced depends on your needs and the constraints of time left for the examination.

Sachin Rana's Playlist:

• Familiarity: You've gone through topics such as GOC (General Organic Chemistry) and Isomerism; so, you might have to proceed with his YouTube videos if you feel it saves your precious time.
• Efficiency: If you are comfortable with Sachin Rana's teaching style, sticking to it can enable you to cover up the remaining material quickly and efficiently.

NS Sir's Content:

• Thouroughness and Coverage: NS Sir is very thoughtful in coverage; this could be perfect for JEE Advanced prep but may take longer (potentially up to November to complete).
• The comprehensive approach: If you want to know more, even deeper, you can find that the NS Sir tutor's content may build a stronger base.

Important factors:

• Time: If you do not have much time, you should finish with Sachin Rana.
• Learning style: Take it as you like, about your teaching style, so if you learn well through in-depth material, it is more likely that NS Sir will help you.
• Prep Level: Do you feel comfortable with the basics? If not, then what the NS Sir is saying is going to help you dig into some decent depth.

Anyways, it's about finding the right balance between depth and timeliness. Whichever you do, practice regularly and take mock tests for how much you've improved.

Thankyou!!

That you have signed up for the CAT is fantastic! Although it may seem a little late to begin preparing now, it is still possible to do well on the test if you put in deliberate and purposeful work. Here's how to make the most of the time you spend preparing:

Recognise the structure of the CAT: Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Ability (QA) are the three portions of the exa m.

Establish a Study Plan: Considering your limited time, make a regular and reasonable study plan. To improve your score, give less known topics priority, but be sure to practise the simpler ones as well.

Mock Exams: Consistently take mock exams. They will assist you in determining your strong and weak points and acclimating to the format of the exam. In order to improve time management, try to replicate actual exam situations.

Concentrate on Core Concepts: Review your foundational knowledge of arithmetic and logical thinking, as these will be tested heavily. Start reading articles and exercising comprehension on a regular basis for VARC.

Resources: To obtain organised help, make use of internet resources and CAT prep books.

Hey there! Welcome to Careers360. I'm glad you reached out about your JEE Main eligibility.

Great news - you are indeed eligible to appear for JEE Main! Since you've completed both your diploma in 2021 and Class 12th in 2023, you meet the basic qualification criteria. As long as you get a valid score in the exam, you'll be good to go.

Have a look at this .

Just keep in mind that different colleges and programs might have specific eligibility requirements beyond just qualifying for JEE Main. So it's a good idea to double-check the criteria for any particular institutions or courses you're interested in.

Is there anything else you'd like to know about JEE Main or your educational path? I'd be happy to help out!

Hi there,

Hope you are doing well.

With a 12th class background in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Applied Mathematics, you are certainly eligible for a range of exams depending on your future academic goals.

Applied Mathematics is often considered on par with core Mathematics for many engineering and technology programs. If you secure a good rank in the JEE examination then you will indeed be eligible for BTech courses at numerous engineering colleges.

However, you can check and visit the official website of the college and  the specific requirements of the institutions you are interested in as some may have particular criteria regarding the inclusion of Applied Mathematics in their admission process.

Hope this resolves your query.

• Top Branches (e.g., Computer Science, Electronics & Communication): Typically, a rank under 2000 for general category students is needed.
• Middle-tier Branches (e.g., Mechanical, Electrical): A rank within 5000-7000 might be required.
• Lower-tier Branches (e.g., Civil, Chemical): Ranks can range from 7000 to 15000 or more.

The above criteria also depends , which category you belong to and obviously your rank and percentile in jee mains.

Hello there,

You can use the given link to get started with your preparations of JEE Advance 2025.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/1-year-study-plan-for-jee-main

All the best.

Hello aspirant,

Yes you can definitely do the preparation of clat exam at your without attending any coaching. Also there are many students who have scored decent ranks without attending any coaching. But for the competitive exams like clat it is always advisable to attend coaching as it immensely helps you to score good marks.

Thank you

Hope this information helps you.

Hi there,

Hope you are doing fine.

Yes, you are certainly eligible and allowed to give the jee exam in the next year while studying in the 1st year of college without any difficulty.

All the colleges and institutions allow you to appear for the jee examination while pursuing the studies in the 1st year. You can know more about the colleges and their rules related to your current scenario by contacting the officials or by reading the brochures related to it.

Thus, you should start preparing for the jee examination while currently studying in the college and give the exam without facing any difficulty.

Hope this resolves your query.

Hello there,

To appear in JEE MAIN exam, a student must have scored 75% (General Category), 65% (SC\ST) with physics, chemistry, mathematics and english as their core subjects.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-eligibility-criteria

Kindly look into the given link to know more.

Hello,

Yes, you can take the CBSE improvement exam again in the next session to further improve your score. CBSE allows students to appear for improvement exams in subsequent years if they wish to enhance their marks. Make sure to check the specific guidelines and deadlines for registering for the improvement exams for the next session.

Hope it helps !