I got 88.9 percentile JEE Mains. Can I appear in JEE Advanced by these marks?
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The final marks, ranks and cut-off will be released after April-2019 JEE Main exam. However, on the basis of your percentile, your rank is falling around one Lac. Hence, you might be eligible. -
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There is a slight possibility that you can be able to give advanced exam, which depends on the cut-off. Good luck. -
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