JEE Advanced

Hello Anjali Suman,
It's nice to hear from you that you are interested in taking a year off for the preparation of JEE Mains. Yes, it's a good idea. I would like to advise you that join a coaching institute. One learns many things from our fellow students besides knowing different ways of studying the same subject. In addition, classes will invariably organise mock tests which are very useful ingredients in a successful attempt at JEE Mains.
Best wishes to you.

Hello Rahul,
Who will be allowed to appear for JEE Advanced and who will not, will be dependent on the results of JEE Mains. National Testing Agency is expected to make an announcement in this regard shortly. I would like to advise you not to get worried on this aspect because nobody can actually predict with certainty as to what will happen to a student belonging to different reserved categories. It is expected that roughly 30% of the students will be cleared to appear for JEE Advanced from each catagory.
Best wishes to you for your dreams of appearing in JEE Advanced.

Yes, it is sufficient to clear JEE Mains, and you have to score much more as much as you can, to get the stream of your choice. Else, there may be a chances of getting any of the streams in engineering. So, score well as choose your interested stream.

Yes, he is eligible, if class 12th score is above 75%, then he can easily appear for JEE Advance 2019.

Yes, you are eligible for this JEE Advance under this quota at this score, as the cut off for this year will be around 80-85 in that you are eligible for the advance paper.

Candidates who qualify the JEE Main 2019 exam and are in the top 2, 24,000 candidates including all categories, they will be eligible for JEE Advanced 2019 examination. The percentages required for categories are:
OBC-NCL:27%
SC:15%
ST:7.5%
Open (General):50.5%
In each of these 4 categories (OBC, SC, ST & Open), 5% reservation is applicable for Persons with Disabilities (PwD) candidates (including Dyslexia).

You should be in top 20 percentile or the previous year cut off was 74 marks in general category. So, this year it should be near this.

No, you can't. To appear in JEE Advanced Exam, you need to first qualify the JEE Main Exam. Only then, you can take the JEE Advanced Exam. If you want to take the JEE Advanced Exam then, you should also have to satisfy the other eligibility factors. JEE Advanced exam will be conducted on 27th May 2019. So, prepare yourself well.
Best of Luck!

Hello Vishal,
You have scored a percentile that is above 85. It is expected that this year around 3,00,000 students out of almost 10 lacs who appeared will be cleared to appear for JEE Advanced. This is about 30% of the total number, which translates into a percentile of 70. As you have scored more than 85, I am sure you will be in the cleared list of candidates who can appear for JEE Advanced. However, I would like to advise you to have patience till the end of the month before which national testing agency is expected to announce ranking as well as the clearance to take JEE Advanced.

Hello Krishna,
It's very nice to hear from you that you want to take admission in a college that accepts JEE Mains ranking as the criteria for giving admission. Yes, there are plenty of private or other engineering colleges in India which accept students for admission based on their ranking in JEE Mains. I am attaching a link that will give you the complete list of such colleges including of course IIT and NIT which you can ignore if you want.
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/ranking/top-civil-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-jee-main/53-2-0-0-6244?pageNo=3