To qualify for JEE Advanced, candidates need to meet two sets of criteria:

1. Eligibility Criteria:
- Must be among the top 2,50,000 rank holders in JEE Main.
- Must have scored at least 75% marks (65% for SC/ST candidates) in their Class 12 board exams or be in the top 20 percentile of their respective boards.

2. Qualifying Marks Criteria:
- There is no fixed cutoff for JEE Advanced.
- The qualifying marks are determined by the performance of the candidates.
- The total marks in JEE Advanced are 372 (186 in each paper).
- The minimum percentage of marks required to qualify is different for each category:

Category | Minimum Percentage of Marks Required
--- | ---
General | 10%
OBC-NCL | 9%
SC | 5%
ST | 5%



In JEE Advanced, there are two papers: Paper 1 and Paper 2. Both papers have three sections: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Each section carries a maximum of 124 marks, making the total marks in each paper 372.

Candidates need to score well in all three sections to qualify for JEE Advanced. There is no minimum cutoff for individual sections or subjects. However, it is important to note that the final rank is based on the aggregate marks obtained in all three subjects.

Therefore, candidates should aim to score as high as possible in each section to improve their overall rank. It is also crucial to manage time effectively during the exam and attempt all questions with accuracy.

In conclusion, to qualify for JEE Advanced, candidates need to meet both eligibility and qualifying marks criteria. There is no fixed cutoff for JEE Advanced, and the qualifying marks are determined by the performance of the candidates. Candidates should aim to score well in all three subjects and manage their time effectively during the exam.

Max marks should be score in chemistry