Hey...have I need to enter details like my 12 passes marks in JEE Mains before giving ranks???

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Hello Shyam, Even those students who are appearing for class 12th board exams are eligible to appear for JEE Mains. Marks in class 12th are definitely monitored to see if you have scored minimum required marks or not.

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