What minimum marks do I need to score in JEE Mains and JEE advanced in order to get admission in IIT?
I completed my 12th and preparing for JEE Mains 2019.
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Marks and cutoffs of JEE Advanced changes every year. No one accurately tells you exactly what marks you should secure to get in IITs but yes we can predict an approximate value after analyzing the previous year data. What I have experienced, that you should score 35% to 40% (range) of the total marks minimum to be an IITian. -
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHello Riyaz,
Most of the aspirants are in the dilemma, whether they will get a seat or not. How much paper they should attempt? How to judge whether the paper is tough or not and so many other similar questions. What I have been telling all my students is a simple mantra. Think as if you have to attempt any one of the two consecutive questions. That means you need to attempt around 50% of the paper. Even if you can get around 40 % overall marks you should be able to score around 2500 rank which is a very decent rank for someone who is not sure whether he will get a seat or not. Therefore, just try to attempt 50%, stay calm, give your be...more -
Hi There,
This is a very important question which every aspirant should know an answer to, if he is not sure of getting a seat in IIT. Unlike top rankers, most of the aspirants are in the dilemma, whether they will get a seat or not. How much paper they should attempt? How to judge whether the paper is tough or not and so many other similar questions. What I have been telling all my students is a simple mantra. Think as if you have to attempt any one of the two consecutive questions. That means you need to attempt around 50% of the paper. Even if you can get around 40 % overall marks you should be able to score around 2500 rank which i...more
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