Am I eligible for JEE Advanced? I have got 75 marks in JEE Mains and I am sure that I will get more than 90% in 12th boards.
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Your going to JEE Advanced which depends on your reservation quota. The cut-off marks for general is 81 marks, 49 for OBC, 32 for SC and 27 for ST. Your 12th exam marks plays no part in going to give JEE Advanced. If you're unreserved, you have to give the exam again next year. Other than that, you will qualify for this year's JEE Advanced.
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