The passing marks in JEE Main and JEE Advanced are different.

For JEE Main, there are no fixed passing marks as the exam is conducted in multiple shifts and the difficulty level may vary. The final result is prepared based on the normalization process, which takes into account the relative performance of all candidates. The result is declared in the form of percentile scores, and candidates are ranked accordingly.

For JEE Advanced, the passing marks are determined by the Joint Admission Board (JAB) each year. The minimum percentage of marks required to be eligible for inclusion in the rank list varies for different categories. Generally, candidates need to secure a minimum of 10% marks in each subject and an aggregate of 35% to qualify for the rank list.

It is important to note that qualifying for JEE Main does not guarantee eligibility for JEE Advanced. Only the top 2,50,000 candidates (including all categories) from JEE Main are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced, provided they meet other eligibility criteria as well.

For detailed information about the JEE Advanced application process, exam pattern, syllabus, and admit card, you can refer to the official website of JEE Advanced or the information brochure released by the organizing institute.