JEE ADVANCED 2024: Know about Individual Subject Cutoff- Joint Entrance Examination Advanced (JEE ADVANCED) is conducted every year for admission to Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). This year JEE Advanced exam is going to be held on 26th May. In this examination, candidates qualify through Joint Entrance Exam Main (JEE MAIN), but every year there are some changes in JEE Advanced, in which rules ranging from changes in exam pattern and marking scheme to individual subject cutoff are applicable. Even its organizing agency is a new IIT every year.

JEE ADVANCED 2024: Individual Subject Cutoff

The pattern of the JEE Advanced entrance exam is not announced before like JEE Main and NEET UG entrance exams and this is the biggest thing about this exam. The exam pattern of this entrance exam changes every year, questions from previous years are not repeated here. Mainly in the JEE Advanced Exam, fact and formula based questions are not asked here, rather in this exam only multi-conceptual questions based on critical thinking are always asked. For this reason, till now no candidate has been able to score 100 percent marks in this examination. Therefore, many speculations are being made regarding the exam pattern of JEE Advanced 2024, experts have different opinions regarding the number of questions, marking pattern, negative marking and integers.

Last 5 years 2019, 2020 the total marks of JEE Advanced question paper were 372, 396 respectively whereas in 2021, 2022 and 2023 the total marks of JEE Advanced question paper was 360. But the number of questions and exam pattern has been different, in the year 2021 there were 57 questions each in Paper-1 and 57 in Paper-2, i.e. a total of 114 questions were asked. Whereas in 2022 and 2023, Paper-1 and Paper-2 had 54-54 questions, i.e. 108 questions were asked.

  The rule of individual subject cutoff is also applicable in JEE Advanced. For this, the candidate will have to come out of the mindset of JEE Main. In this, if the student gets less marks than the individual subject cutoff in any one of the subjects of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Then he will be declared failed. Only after clearing the individual subject cutoff, the success or failure of the candidate will be decided on the basis of aggregate cutoff and the final result is declared. This time in JEE Advanced 2024, there will be 11 contenders for one seat in IIT, and around 60 thousand students have not even applied.

Gurukripa JEE expert said that according to this rule, the candidate should have more than 10 percent marks in each subject of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, while all the three subjects taken together should have more than 35 percent marks. The subject percentage wise cut off is 10% marks and overall cutoff is 35% for general category candidates. The cutoff for EWS and OBC is 9 and 31.5 percent, while the cutoff for SC, ST and PWD candidates is only 5 and 17.5 percent. 1.6 lakh students had registered for JEE Advanced exam in the year 2022. While 1.89 lakh students had registered in 2023 and 1.91 lakh students have registered this year in 2024, the top 2.5 lakh students of JEE Main had qualified for Advanced. The number of candidates appearing in JEE Main has been between 10 to 14 lakh.

JEE ADVANCED 2024: Category Wise Qualifying Marks

Hope this blog has been helpful in knowing about the individual subject cutoff of JEE Advanced exam 2024. From this article we learned how many marks students should score in each subject to be successful in the JEE Advanced exam. This information is important for those students who are preparing for this exam. We hope that this information will prove useful for you.