I got 86 marks in mathematics, 86 in physics and 73 in chemistry in intermediate exams form UP bord. Am I eligible for JEE Mains & Advanced?
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Sai Dhanavade I'm a engineering student. I love to write. | Contributor-Level 8
7 years agoHello Adarsh,
Looking at your scores you've got more than 75%. So, yes, you're eligible for JEE Mains and Advanced. And if you scored well in those exam you can surely get admission in good colleges.
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You are eligible as their criteria is only above 75%. -
Hello Adarsh,
Looking at your scores, you've got more than 75%. So, yes, you're eligible for JEE Mains and Advanced. If you scored well in those exam you can surely get admission in good colleges. -
Yes, you are eligible on the basis of these scores but in the aggregate, you have to score a minimum 75% in boards to be eligible for these exams.
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If your percentage is above 75, then you are eligible.
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As per your marks it seems that you have score 75% so your definitely eligible for the JEEMains and if you score well in JEE Mains then you can definitely get admission in good college. And if you score is best in the JEE Mains then you can also get change to give JEE Advanced.
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Hi Adarsh
You are totally eligible for JEE Mains as well as Advance. You should score good marks in Mains and you will get a chance to appear in JEE Advance as well. Don't think much about your 12th marks. They never decide your fate. -
Yes you are eligible on the basis of these score but in the aggregate you have to score minimum 75% in boards to be eligible for these exams. -
You have scored really good marks, but we can't say anything. Your aggregate of five subjects must be either equal or greater than 75 percent, so that you can appear for JEE Mains. Eligibility of JEE Advance will be considered through your performance in JEE Mains. Good Luck.
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