JEE Main 2018 Cut-Off Marks for each Category

Around, 2,31,024 candidates cleared the JEE (Prelims) this year, successfully, which includes 1,80,331 boys and 50,693 girls. The successful candidates will appear for JEE Advanced that will be held on May 20. The JEE Main cut-off 2018 is the closing rank at which admission to a particular B.Tech programme at a particular institute is closed. This means that candidates having a lower rank than JEE Main 2018 cut-off (for a particular course/institute) will not be considered for admission. In other words, candidates have to secure a rank or JEE Main cut-off 2018 which is above the closing rank. Have a look at the table below:

JEE Main 2018 Cut off

CategoryQualifiedMaximum MarksMinimum Marks
General11127535074
OBC - NCL653137345
SC344257329
ST172567324
PWD275573-35
Total231024

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Misostudy launches IIT-JEE & NEET Courses for 2019

Image
Misostudy an innovative provider of on-demand education and e-Learning services, launched its much awaited JEE, NEET & CBSE Courses in complete English Language. Online exam preparation courses specially designed for the masses. A one-year entrance exam preparation course, is targeted at candidates attempting for IIT-JEE, NEET & CBSE exams in 2019 and beyond. The courseware is at low prices making entrance exam preparation now easily affordable for all aspiring candidates especially those located in different locations across India. Below are the courses according to each stream, made by misostudy: Complete JEE Main Advanced This course is specially designed for JEE Main Advanced aspirants appearing for JEE Advanced 2019 and beyond, covers complete theory and exam pattern questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics of class 11th & 12th. With this course student can also prepare for JEE Main, CBSE & other Board exams. Complete NEET Medical This c
Read more

JEE Main 2018 Answer Key, OMR Sheets released

Image
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main) 2018 provisional answer keys and candidate response sheets are released on Tuesday, April 24, 2018, on the official website of JEE Main Examination - jeemain.nic.in. As per the schedule available on the official website, the answer keys are released today. The students who have appeared in the pen and paper, as well as the candidates who have appeared in the online examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) can login to check the answer keys and the response sheets online on the official website. The students can raise an objection on the answer keys or raise requests for a wrong capture of the responses against the OMR sheets. A non-refundable fee of Rs. 1000 per question is applicable, therefore, the students are advised to go through the answer keys and OMR sheets carefully before raising objections. However, if the challenge is accepted by the CBSE Board, the amount would be refunded. The 5th Joint Engineerin
Read more

2 Lakh More Aspirants For NEET This Year

Image
For the most coveted medical entrance exam, NEET, close to 13.36 lakh candidates have registered this year, reported Hindustan Times. 2 lakh more candidates have registered for NEET 2018 in comparison to last year. Over 60000 medical seats are available in the country for MBBS and BDS courses.  With such growing popularity, medical aspirants, who are for this national level medical entrance examination, are ought to face a tough competition. For every single seat, a student has to outdo 22 competitors. NEET 2018 will be held on May 6 in various centres across the country. The idea to begin a common entrance test for medical seats in the country was envisioned in 2013, and National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was held for the first time that year. "Various policies and scholarships made available by the central government as well as state governments have encouraged higher number of students clearing secondary and higher secondary education across the country. We anti
Read more