I am preparing for JEE Mains and Advanced. My class 10th CGPA is 9.0. Can I qualify JEE Advanced exam? What is the probability?

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Asked by Nikita Patel
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3 years ago
Probability of qualifying in JEE Advanced doesn't depend on your 10th grades in any way. So stop making such calculations and instead work hard to get enough marks in intermediate, minimum 75% is needed in intermediate in order to go for JEE. After that you need to prepare well and give your JEE Mai

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7 years ago
It is great that you are preparing for JEE Mains + advance. The thing is, you need to score good marks in class 12th, the eligibility criteria i.e. 75% marks minimum and good marks in Mains. After you qualify for Advance, it totally depends on your potential. You need to work hard during your prepar

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Abhishek Bansal
7 years ago
For Mains and Advance only class12th percentage is seen for eligibility i.e. greater than 75%, and if you qualify Mains, then only you are eligible for advance. So, your probability clearly depends upon how you study.

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Prashant Kumar
7 years ago
Do your best in class 12th and score higher than 75%, prepare well for JEE Mains and Advanced. 10% doesn't matter in JEE Mains. Focus on class 12 and JEE mains. Prepare well for it from now.

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7 years ago
Do your best in +2 and work hard. You will surely qualify JEE Mains. Best of luck.

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7 years ago
Class 10th CGPA says nothing about your level of understanding of concepts and no one can calculate the probability of qualifying JEE Advanced. If you work hard in the right direction then you can obviously crack JEE Advanced. So my advice would be that you start studying with full concentration and

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Mohit Agarwal
7 years ago
Firstly, 10th CGPA does not matter in JEE Mains and advanced. Or there is not any probability. It depends on your interest and how much time you will give to it and how well you are prepared. Your CGPA is very good. So, you should go for it and try hard. Best of luck.

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Alok Singh
7 years ago
Class 10th CPGA never decide to get selection in advance or Mains. You have good CPGA, which can motivate you and encourage you that you can do it. If you work hard, surely you will crack the exam. It is the matter of your hard work for the selection. Your hard work and smart work will tell you prob

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Zeeshan Khan
7 years ago
There is not a rule of probability, it depends on your performance and hard work. Just do your best and wish you luck. Try to clear the Mains first then Advanced.

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Monisha Rajak
8 years ago
Class 10th is only the base. Your performance in JEE depends on how you have performed in class 11 and class 12. For cracking JEE, concentrate more on these two.

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