The National Testing Agency (NTA) is going to release the JEE Main Result 2019 for April Exam. Students who appeared for the April exam of JEE Main 2019, can check their NTA Score by logging into their account using JEE Main Application Number and Password. Experts at Jagran Josh, after analysing the prominent factors, have prepared the expected cut-off of JEE Main 2019. The National Testing Agency (NTA) is going to declare JEE Main Result 2019 shortly at jeemain.nic.in. Check here the JEE Main expected cut-off required to be eligible for JEE Advanced 2019. NTA will declare ranking of candidates who appeared in January and April session by taking better of the two NTA Scores. Check here the JEE Main Expected Cut-off to qualify for JEE Advanced 2019.
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On the basis of All India Ranking of JEE Main 2019, top 2.45 lakh candidates to be shortlisted for JEE Advanced which is the next stage of IIT JEE for admission to Indian Institute of Technology (IITs). Experts at Jagran Josh, after analysing the prominent factors, have prepared the expected cut-off of JEE Main 2019. This expected cut-off is totally based on the general calculations performed for the trends in previous years and number of candidates appeared in JEE Main 2019. Students are confused about their chances of being shortlisted for JEE Advanced, can check the expected cut-off of JEE Main 2019 here.
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In order to implement the newly introduced 10 percent quota for students belonging to Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Category, the number of eligible candidates for JEE Advanced 2019 has been increased to 2, 45, 000. The April session of JEE Main 2019 is being conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) from April 7 to 12 (excluding April 11) at 470 centres. As per the information shared by the national testing agency, 9, 35, 741 candidates registered for Paper 1 of JEE Main 2019. The morning and evening shifts of JEE Main 2019 exam has been successfully concluded on first 4 days (April 7, 8, 9 & 10). As we all know the January session of JEE Main 2019 was successfully concluded from 8th to 12th January. Candidates who appeared for JEE Main 2019 in January or April session (or both) curiously want to know the answers to the following queries:
- How will NTA prepare merit list for JEE Main 2019 as the exam conducted in two sessions?
- What will be the minimum marks required in JEE Main 2019 to qualify for JEE Advanced 2019?
- Is the JEE Main cut off expected to dip this year?
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JEE Main 2019: Merit List
This time, the National Testing Agency (NTA) will follow normalization procedure based on percentile score in JEE Main 2019. NTA will consider better of the two NTA Scores of all candidates who appeared in Jan 2019 and April 2019 examinations. Students can check the complete normalization procedure with the help of the link provided below:
JEE Main 2019: Merit List to be based on Normalized/Percentile Score
JEE Main 2019: Expected Qualifying Marks for JEE Advanced 2019
To determine shortlisted candidates for JEE Advanced 2019, the JEE Main appearing candidates should score more than the minimum qualifying marks. Let’s know about the factors that will affect the JEE Main 2019 cut-off this year.
1. Difficulty Level of Question Paper:
The most important factor having an immediate effect on JEE Main cut off marks is level of difficulty in JEE Main question paper. Therefore, we can estimate if the level of difficulty for JEE Main is high then, the cut off marks will be low. As per students feedback who appeared in January and April session, the the level of difficulty for JEE Main Question Paper 2019 is same as previous years.
2. Number of Applicants for JEE Main:
One of the biggest factors that affect the cut off marks of JEE Main is the number of students applying and appearing for the exam. An increased number of candidates for JEE Main can result in high cut off for the year and vice versa. As for JEE Main 2019, the number of applicants has decreased by 5-8% as compared to last year. Therefore, we can expecta fall in JEE Main cut off marks due to relatively less competition.
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3. Number of Candidates for JEE Advanced 2019:
In order to implement the newly introduced 10 percent quota for students belonging to Economically Weaker Section (EWS) Category, approximately 25 per cent seats will be added to ensure that the reservation does not disturb the existing quota for SC, ST and other categories, as mentioned bythe Union HRD Minister Mr. PrakashJavdekar. As a result of this decision, the number of eligible candidates has been increased to 2, 45, 000. Last year, only 2.24 lakh candidates were eligible to appear for the next stage i.e., JEE Advanced. Therefore, due to increase in the number of candidates to be shortlisted for JEE Advanced, the cutoff marks of JEE Main can be low in comparison with last year.
Check category-wise distribution of top 2, 45, 000 candidates of JEE Main 2019 from the table given below:
| Category |
Number of “Top” candidates |
|
| OPEN |
108229 |
113925 |
| OPEN-PwD |
5696 |
|
| GEN-EWS |
9310 |
9800 |
| GEN-EWS-PwD |
490 |
|
| OBC-NCL |
62843 |
66150 |
| OBC-NCL-PwD |
3307 |
|
| SC |
34913 |
36750 |
| SC-PwD |
1837 |
|
| ST |
17456 |
18375 |
| ST-PwD |
919 |
|
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4. Previous year’s cut off for JEE Main:
After analysing the cut off trends of JEE Main in previous years, we can see that the cut off marks have fluctuated a lot. The minimum cut off marks for JEE Main 2017 was 81 marks for general category students. On the other hand, the JEE Main 2018 cut off was dropped by 3 marks. Thus, the JEE Main cut-off is dropping year by year.
JEE Main Cut off Trends for past years –
| Category |
2018 |
2017 |
2016 |
2015 |
| General |
74 |
81 |
100 |
105 |
| OBC-NCL |
45 |
49 |
70 |
70 |
| SC |
29 |
32 |
52 |
50 |
| ST |
24 |
27 |
48 |
44 |
Considering all these factors as mentioned above and by looking at the previous years’ cut off marks of JEE Main, we can determine the expected JEE Main cut off as under –
JEE Main 2019: Expected Cut-off Marks
| Category |
JEE Main 2019 Expected cut-off |
| General |
72-76 |
| OBC – Non-Creamy Layer |
43-47 |
| SC |
27-31 |
| ST |
22-26 |
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Conclusion:
This is only the expected JEE Main 2019 cut-off or qualifying marks to qualify for JEE Advanced 2019. But for getting admission into their favourite NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, students will have to score high rank in JEE Main 2019.
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