I'm jee dropper student from st category and from gujrat board I got 446 marks out of 650 ,so my question is am I clearing board criteria for jee according to my category and does practical marks count for jee board criteria

To determine if you meet the eligibility criteria for JEE as a student from the ST category in Gujarat, you need to consider the following:

1. **Board Criteria**: For JEE Main, candidates from the ST category must have a minimum aggregate of 45% in their Class 12 board exams (including subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics). Since you scored 446 out of 650, you should check your percentage. This equates to approximately 68.15%, which is well above the minimum requirement, thus clearing the board criteria.

2. **Practical Marks**: Yes, practical marks are included in the calculation of your aggregate score for the JEE eligibility criteria. For the subjects, the practical scores contribute to the overall percentage, so it’s essential to ensure that your practical marks are also considered when calculating your total.

3. **Documentation**: Make sure you have all relevant documents, such as your ST certificate and your Class 12 mark sheet, ready for the JEE application process.

In summary, based on your scores and category, you appear to meet the JEE eligibility criteria. For more details, you can check the official JEE Main information brochure or the NTA website.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

To be eligible for JEE Main, you must meet the qualifying criteria set by the National Testing Agency (NTA). For the ST category, you need a minimum aggregate of 40% in your board exams. With 446 marks out of 650, your percentage is approximately 68.3%, which exceeds the requirement.

Regarding practical marks, they do contribute to your overall board percentage. Therefore, they are included in calculating your eligibility for JEE. Ensure you verify specific criteria for the JEE session you're applying to, as they can vary slightly each year.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Gujarat gets students clearing the board criteria of JEE with a percentage of minimum, that would be at least 75 percent for general and OBC categories; it would be even lesser for SC/ST candidates, sometimes even passing marks in board exams at ST category, which would usually be the passing percentage in each of the subjects rather than a number.

Regarding the practical marks, it usually counts in the cumulative percentage in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. That is, the theory scores get added with the practical scores to get your cumulative marks, which can benefit you in terms of meeting the eligibility criteria. However, you should check the specific requirements laid down by the JEE authorities along with your state's education board for getting the correct information.