JEECE 2024 Cutoff: Check Previous Years' Cutoff, Determining Factors and More

The authorities are not expected to release the JEECE cutoff online. For selection and admission purpose, the authorities will prepare the cutoff of JEECE, however, it may not be available online. If released, the candidates will be able to access the JEECE cutoff online at the official website. The authorities will announce details regarding the JEECE cutoff online. 

The authorities will not conduct any entrance exam for admissions through JEECE 2024. Candidates will be selected for admissions based on their JEE Main scores. The online JEECE 2024 application form will be released to let the candidates register for the admission process. To participate in the admission process, the candidates will have to fill out and submit the JEECE application form before the final date.

JEECE merit list will be released online after the application process is over. Through the state merit list of JEECE, the candidates will be able to check their personal details i.e., name, application number, category and merit details. The candidates who are listed in the JEECE merit list will be able to participate in the counselling and admission process.

JEECE cutoff consists of the opening and closing marks that the candidates will have to secure to have a higher chance of admission into their preferred course and college. However, the candidates will not be guaranteed admission even if they meet the cutoff. Since other factors will also be considered for allotment, the candidates will have a higher chance for admission.

The authorities will prepare the JEECE cutoff after considering various factors related to the qualifying examination and admission process. Some of the important factors that will be considered to determine the admission cutoff are - previous years' cutoff trends, difficulty level of the qualifying exam, total number of qualified candidates, total number of candidates applying for admission, number of available seats for admission, etc.

Yes. JEECE cutoff will differ as per the category of the candidate and their choice of course and college. Colleges that are in high demand are expected to have higher cutoff than the other colleges. Similarly, General category candidates are expected to have a higher cutoff range than the candidates who belong to the reserved categories. The authorities prepare the JEECE cutoff to select candidates for admission.

Since the authorities will not conduct any entrance examination, there will be no scores to be announced through the JEECE result. Instead the authorities will prepare the JEECE merit list based on the candidate's performance in JEE Main. During admissions, the merit list will be used to select candidates for allotment into the courses offered by the participating colleges of the state.

While registering for the JEECE counselling process, the candidates will have to pay the required fee. For the General/EWS/BC-I/BC-II category candidates, the JEECE counselling fee is INR 400. However, for the candidates belonging to the SC/ST/female candidates of all categories, the counselling fee is INR 250. The counselling fee has to be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of payment will be accepted.

Before JEECE registration, the candidates are advised to check the official eligibility criteria for the admission process. All candidates should be permanent residents of the state and should have passed 12th standard (or equivalent) examination from a recognised board. For JEECE admission, the candidates will require a valid JEE Main score and should have secured minimum 45% marks (40% for reserved category candidates) in their 12th standard qualifying examination from a recognised board. The candidates should have studied Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects as well as Chemistry or Biology as optional subjects. Ineligible candidates will not be considered for admission.

Yes. Since the admissions done through JEECE counselling will be based on the JEE Main scores, the candidates will be required to submit the scorecard. After allotment, the selected candidates will have to report to their respective institute and submit their documents for verification. Amongst the documents, the JEE Main scorecard should also be present. If the candidates are unable to submit all documents before the final date, then their allotment will be cancelled.