Is it good to take drop after 12th for JEE?

It’s absolutely fine to drop a year for the JEE after 12th. Many students whose preparation didn’t go well in class 12 often drop a year to crack the JEE exam.

Can I get NIT on 71 percentile SC candidate?

According to the previous year data, with 71 percentile your All India Rank will be around 2 to 3 lakhs. With this rank you have very low chances of getting any NIT or IIIT.

Is 70 marks good in JEE Mains for SC?

With 70 percentile in SC category you are definitely qulifying the jee mains exam. But the chances of availing seats in any of the NITs are very less. You may apply with the state quota at the time of counselling.

Can I take 2 year drop JEE Advanced?

You can not write JEE advanced after 2 years gap . Because according to the JEE rules you can write JEE advanced exam with 12 class and one more time after 12. But you can write JEE mains exam 2 more times after 12 class .

Can I get NIT with 72 percentile SC category?

Thankyou. You haven’t mentioned your reservation category, so considering you has a general, you need to get atleast 70 – 80 percentile to get qualified for the JEE Mains exam. And if you want to get into the NITs, then you need to score atleast 93 percentile.

Can I get NIT with 75 percentile SC category?

And yes there is low chance of getting admission into any nits or iiits.

Is it advisable to take a 2-year drop for the JEE Main?

Also, in OBC-NCL category, the average JEE Main marks in freshers case stood at an average of 49, at 66 after a 1-year drop and fell to average marks of 64 after 2-year drop. Thus, the data proves that it’s not at all advisable to take a 2-year drop for JEE Main. Category-wise percentage of JEE Main droppers:

Is 62 a good score in the JEE Mains 2019?

From above it is clear that, with 62 you hold a low chance to qualify JEE main if you are from general/obc/ews category but if you are from any other category then hold very good chances to qualify JEE main with 62 percentile to be eligible for JEE advanced.

What is the trend of JEE Main admission for general category candidates?

The data trend reveals that 47\% General category candidates out of the total 7,01,297 freshers dropped the idea of admission for better admission opportunities next year. However, even after taking a year’s drop, nothing significant changed. The table below reflects trends of marks secured by JEE Main takers from different categories.

Can I prepare for board exams and JEE Main at the same time?

As you have to prepare for your board exams and JEE Main simultaneously, it may happen that you are not able to dedicate your entire energy and focus on preparation towards JEE Main with pressure mounting on due to the nearing board exams.