Whether JEE Mains marks added with JEE advance marks for the eligibility criteria to get a seat into IITs?
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No, jee mains is only about clearing cut-off and eligible to write jee advance and better marks in mains secures a seat in nit NOTHING to do with jee advance marks.
Advance is only for iit, mains marks not seen for admission in iit. IN JUNE all india rank for jee mains given to students who have cleared the cut off for mains and separate AIR for JEE advance will be given to students who cleared the cut off for advance. last year cut-off for mains(gen.-105, obc-70) and advance(gen-124, obc-112).
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No, both the papers have different rank and different score and according to that, you will be able to get admission in the colleges only, the counselling is same and all the other things are totally different for both the papers. -
No, absolutely not.
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