Im currently in class 12th and as like most of the students I wasted 2 years of my crucial time now I only got like 3 months max but Im confused on what to do or what not to can someone please help me!?
Atleast you decide to prepare for boards finally no matter how late Just keep the same enthusiasm and zeal for the next three months and you will definitely achieve your goal.
Evaluate the options you have.
Select the best one.
Make a plan for each subject
Go with it till the end no matter how tough the situation is.
Answer laterwhat is the 20 percentile of up board of 2022
According to your score 20 percentile in JEE mains , your rank will be under 1000000 . With this rank it is impossible to get any of the NITs or IIITs or CFTIs. Percentile indicates how many students have been outperformed by you in exam. Top 20 percentile means that you are ahead of 80% of the people. Percentile scores range from the 1st through 99th percentile, indicating the percentage of scores in the comparison group which are lower than the test taker's score. Generally the students are required to score more than 75% or above to enter to the top 20 percentile of their respective boards just to be eligible for joint entrance examination(JEE). Usually the cutoff marks for the general category students goes to 66-68%, for OBC 65-66% ,for SC 63% ,for ST 62.5% . Percentile ranks are often expressed as a number between 1 and 99, with 50 being the average. So if a student scored a percentile rank of 87, it would mean that they performed better than 87% of the other students in his norm group. There is no qualification criteria for giving JEE. For JEE you must have passed your class 12 board examination. But, to get admission into NIT/ IIT you'll have to be in the top 20 percentile of the boards.
In 2019, general category cutoff stood at 66.8%, fo 65.2% for other backward class (OBC), 63% for Scheduled Caste (SC) and 62.8% for Scheduled Tribes (ST).
So, usually for general category the percentage falls between 65-72. The official percentile data has not been declared by JOSAA yet.
can I use my 2021 Jee result for 2022 jossa counselling ?
Hello,
No you cannot use your 2021 JEE Main results for JEE Main 2022 counseling. The JEE Main results are valid only for one year. It cannot be used for next year. To participate in JoSAA 2022 candidates are required to qualify JEE Main 2022 or JEE Advanced 2022 to participate in JoSAA counselling 2022. 2021 score are not valid for 2022 counselling. The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will release the detailed JoSAA 2022 counselling schedule at josaa.nic.in. Keep an eye on the official website or the link below for the latest information.
JEE Mains 2022 my crl rank 139000 obc rank 42500 Comedk rank 7999 Aeee rank 5500 Kiite rank 3000 MET rank 18500 VITEEE rank 39000 PCM Class 12 % = 90 Class 10 % = 93 Domicile MP pls suggest me the best college i can get .
AGAR JEE ME MUJHE 5000 RANK AAYA HAI AUR OPENING AND CLOSING RANK 6000-9000 HAI TO KYA MUJHE WO BRANCH MIL SAKTI HAI ?? EDIT - CSAB ROUND ME ??
Most certainly yes! See, the opening rank is the rank of the person who had the highest rank in that branch or the person who was the first one to get the admit an the basis of rank, now if you have a rank higher than that person, then you will be the branch opener!
However, the rank you told might be of the last year, and in CSAB, the change of ranks may be drastic on an year-over-year basis, so look out for that.
Hope I have answered your question. All the best!
SMALL, EASY AND IMPORTANT CHAPTERS IN JEE MAINS?
Hello aspirant,
First of all I want to clear that if you are planning to clear jee mains you should keep in mind that jee mains is one of the most toughest exam of India. You will not find simple chapters here and every chapter that is the part of syllabus is equally important so focus on every chapter.
Thank you
Hope this information helps you.
JEE SYLLABUS SE KUCH AISE CHAPTERS JO MUJHE SABSE PAHLE KARNA CHAHIYE APNE BASICS AND FUNDAMENTALS KO STRONG KARNE KE LIYE?
Some of the chapters which occur in high-frequency in all the years are:
1. Semiconductors (Physics)
2. Work Power Energy (Physics)
3. Thermodynamics (Physics and Chemistry)
4. Electro-Chemistry
5. Solid State (Chemistry)
6. Conic Sections (Maths)
7. Environmental Chemistry
8. Biomolecules and Polymers (Chemistry)
All these chapter have a very high probability of coming in the exam and they are very easy to score. Once you are done with them, then you should be moving towards more advanced topics such as Rotational Motion, Calculus, Ionic Equilibrium and so on.
Moreover, you should aim to focus on a selected few chapters first as clearing the cut-off will be no big deal if you master a select few chapters only, and once you have cleared the cut-off, then no one is stopping you from going any further.
