Am I eligible for JCECE? I live in Bihar.

Candidates must submit their scorecards because JEE Main scores will be the basis for admissions made through JEECE counselling. The chosen applicants will need to report to their assigned institute and turn in their supporting documentation for validation after allocation. The JEE Main scorecard ought to be one of the documents. The candidates' allocation will be cancelled if they are unable to turn in all required documentation by the deadline.

JEECE stands for JJharkhand Engineering Entrance Compertitive Exam conducted by JCECEB once in a year. Candidates who have appear for JEE Mains can fill out the JEECE application form to get admission in colleges in Jharkhand. The application fee for General, BC-1 and BC-2 category is INR 400 and for SC/ ST/ Female candidates, it is INR 250. 

Candidates who get shorlisted based on their percentile are called for the counselling round to allocate colleges. For counselling round, the candidates need to pay separate fee which is as mentioned below:

Yes. JEECE cutoff will differ as per the category of the candidate and their choice of course and college. Colleges that are in high demand are expected to have higher cutoff than the other colleges. Similarly, General category candidates are expected to have a higher cutoff range than the candidates who belong to the reserved categories. The authorities prepare the JEECE cutoff to select candidates for admission.

JEECE cutoff consists of the opening and closing marks that the candidates will have to secure to have a higher chance of admission into their preferred course and college. However, the candidates will not be guaranteed admission even if they meet the cutoff. Since other factors will also be considered for allotment, the candidates will have a higher chance for admission.

The authorities will prepare the JEECE cutoff after considering various factors related to the qualifying examination and admission process. Some of the important factors that will be considered to determine the admission cutoff are - previous years' cutoff trends, difficulty level of the qualifying exam, total number of qualified candidates, total number of candidates applying for admission, number of available seats for admission, etc.