JEE Exam 2023: JEE Advanced exam is being organized on June 4 in two shifts. The paper-pattern and marking scheme are not announced in advance in this entrance exam. To understand the paper-pattern and marking-scheme, students must read the guidelines given in the question paper carefully. Education expert Dev Sharma said that students should solve the question paper by understanding the marking scheme on the basis of the given guidelines.
Dev Sharma told that the provisional answer sheets of JEE-Advanced entrance exam will be released on the coming 11-June. Before that the response sheet will be issued on 9-June. The result of the examination will be released on 18-June. A scribble-paid student seat will be provided to do the necessary rough-work and calculations. Dev Sharma said that the students should use the scribble-pad carefully as there is no provision to provide additional scribble-pad. Students must sign on the scribble-pad by writing their name and roll-number.
cutoff requirement in advanced
Around 16-thousand seats are available for admission to B.Tech, Integrated-M.Tech and dual-degree courses of 23 IIT institutes. Dev Sharma said that students have to get out of JEE-Mains mindset for success in the above prestigious entrance exam as there is no compulsion of individual subject cut-off for success in JEE-Mains but for success in JEE-Advanced Individual-subject cutoff is mandatory.
Understand the cut-off math like this
JEE-Advanced-2023 entrance exam is different from JEE Mains in many ways. Dev Sharma told that while individual-subject cut-off in JEE-Mains does not affect the exam-result, on the other hand it is necessary to have clear individual-subject cut-off in JEE-Advanced. If a student obtains less than the cut-off marks in any one of the subjects Physics, Chemistry, and Maths, he/she will be declared failed. The success and failure of the student will be decided on the basis of the aggregate cut-off only after the individual-subject cut-off is cleared.
