JEE ADVANCED 2014 Cut Off marks for Councelling

The JEE Advanced 2014 cut offs used to determine candidates qualifying JEE Advanced 2014 entrance exam have been declared. The cut offs have been declared for each category and the Common Merit List.

Only candidates scoring marks above the qualifying marks for their respected category will be able to participate in the admission counselling process.

Cut-off marks:
1. Common Merit List (CML) candidates: 152 marks
2. OBC (NCL) candidates: 117 marks
3. SC candidates: 74 marks
4. ST candidates: 63 marks
5. PwD candidates: 63 marks
6. Preparatory candidates: 53 marks

JEE Advanced results 2014 were declared recently with approximately 21 per cent of the candidates passing the exam. Around 1.26 lakh candidates registered for the JEE Advanced 2014 examination with a total of 27,151 candidates passing the examination.

From the 27,151 candidates qualifying the exam, 19,416 candidates are from the common merit list, 6,000 candidates are on the OBC (NCL) merit list, 4,400 candidates are on the SC merit list and 1,250 candidates are on the ST merit list. Those candidates who did not submit their category certificates by May 31 have been counted in the Common Merit List.

Chitrang Murdia of Rajasthan topped the JEE Advanced 2014 exam by securing 334 marks from the 360 maximum marks, an increase from the JEE Advanced 2013 topper who had secured 332 marks.

Among girls, Aditi from the IIT Roorkee zone has secured the seventh rank.

The JEE Advanced 2014 exam, held on May 25, consisted of two papers each with three sections: Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The questions were in the form of objective-type multiple choice questions and each paper had to be completed within three hours duration.

A total of 9,784 seats are available across the various Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and ISM Dhanbad.