How many candidates appeared for JEE Advanced 2025?
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In 2025, JEE Advanced witnessed a total number of 1,80,422 candidates appearing in both papers 1 and 2. In the exam, 54,378 candidates qualified. Check details below:
Category PwD Status Registered Appeared in Both Papers Qualified GEN No 40,213 39,000 17,273 GEN Yes 989 902 238 OBC-NCL No 69,085 66,525 12,606 OBC-NCL Yes 1,063 988 216 GEN-EWS No 29,631 28,871 6,414 GEN-EWS Yes 308 289 86 SC No 30,929 29,577 12,499 SC Yes 201 188 29 ST No 14,732 14,010 5,008 ST Yes 72 63 9 Total 1,87,223 1,80,422 54,378
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