JEE Advanced

Dear Akash,
You can take AIEEE for engineering but through the same, you can get admission in some private or government colleges, not in IITs or NITs.There are many deemed universities which conduct their own entrance exam like Gurukul University, IP University, etc.

Hello Ayush,
There is no standard yardstick to measure performance of these coaching institutes. Authenticity of the adverts placed by these institutions in newspapers is unverified. Hence one had to take it with a pinch of salt. Having said this, it still remains open as to where to go. I will advise you to select that institute in which you have more faith.

You should brush your basic concepts for mathematics, physics and chemistry.
All the best.

Hello,
The cutoffs are declared by CBSE every year along with the declaration of results of JEE Mains.

Hello Subhamoy,
It is interesting to read brochure of IISc. It says, candidates will be selected on the basis of merit list that will be based on any one of the following national level tests. This includes JEE Mains and JEE Advanced.

JEE advanced is mainly for IIT.

Hello Antarik,
Last year, opening & closing for aeronautical engineering in IIT-B was about 900 & 1800 respectively. I guess this will remain. So, this year too since in the world nothing has changed much. But try to score as much as you can, dream for the best not for worst case scenario.

Hello Vinay,
Firstly, you have to clear JEE Mains which is based on syllabus of 12th prescribed by CBSE. Once you score more than cutoff you become eligible to appear for JEE Advanced. Frankly speaking there are no tips. However to crack advanced, you have to answer logically. If your preparation for Mains is based on logical thinking and not remembering everything, you stand a much better chance.

You should refer to the VMC and FIITJEE study material. They are of top quality.

There no such rank in JEE Mains. You need to score more than the required cutoff to appear for JEE Advanced exam. The cutoff for general category is around 100.