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1 Second Makes 1 Era

How One Second Makes One Era?

60 Seconds = 1 minute

60 Minutes = 1 Hour

24 Hours = 1 Day

7 Days = 1 Week

4 Weeks = 1 Month = 30 Days

12 Months = 1 Year = 365 Days

After every three years = 1 Leap Year comes

10 Years = 1 Decade

10 Decades = 1 Century

10 Centuries = 1 Era

ANALYSIS OF JEE-2013

Analysis of JEE 2013

According to the latest pattern, JEE is conducted for the admission to Undergraduate Engineering Programs at NITs, IIITs and other CFTIs. This is a two phase exam, the first phase JEE (Main) is designed almost on previous AIEEE Pattern.

The second phase conducts JEE (Advanced), which is based on the eligibility criteria set by the IITs. This phase is meant for the serious candidates who aspire to enter the most sought after premier institutions like IITs. JEE (Advanced) is conducted in same lines with that of IIT-JEE.

The trend of questions in both the papers of JEE-2013 is given below:

1.     Objective & Assertion-Reason type questions with equal weightage to PCM for JEE (Main) only

2.     One or More than One Options Correct Type (More than one correct answers)

3.     One Integer Value Correct Type (Only one digit numeric answer) 

4.     Only One Option Correct Type (Single correct answer)

5.     Comprehension Type (3 Paragraphs, 2 MCQs based on each Paragraph)

6.     Matching List Type (Two columns listing different entries to be matched with each other and to choose only one correct answer from the choices-A,B,C,D)

Candidates Appeared in JEE (Main)-2013

As per Joint Apex Board of CBSE- the conducting body of JEE (Main), the number of students registered for JEE (Main) this year is 13,56,805 as compared to around 14.62 lakh last year, a decline of nearly 10% in the number of applicants appearing for the exam this year.

JEE (Main)-2014 Cut-off score for appearing in JEE (Advanced) – 2013

Category	Cut Off Marks
Common Merit List (CML)	115
Other Backward Class (OBC-NCL)	74
Scheduled Castes (SC)	53
Scheduled Tribes (ST)	47

Candidates Qualified in JEE (Advanced)-2013

Of the 1.5 lakh students who appeared for JEE (Advanced) for admission into IIT and some other centrally funded institutes (CFTIs), 21,110 students were qualified for 9885 seats across these institutions. Out of 21,110 qualified students, 14,336 students were called for counseling starting from 24^th June, 2013.

A candidate needs to score a minimum of 10% marks in each section of the two papers of the exam and overall 35%. Not all who qualify get a berth at these institutes but, a part of the extended merit list get a chance for admissions only when the top scorers drop off the list. 

JEE (Advanced) – 2013 Cut-off

Minimum Qualifying Mark for Ranking (MQMR) and Aggregate Cut-off: JEE (Advanced)-2013

Category	Subject wise cut-off			Merit list cut-off marks
	Chemistry	Physics	Mathematics
GE	12	12	12	126 (35%)
OBC	11	11	11	114 (31.5%)
SC	6	6	6	63 (17.5%)
ST	6	6	6	63 (17.5%)

The procedure that will be used for calculating the JEE (Advanced) 2013 Cut-off Ranks and Marks is as follows:

·         Only the candidates, who have attempted both the papers, will be considered for cut-off calculation.

·         The aggregate marks of the candidate will be the sum of the marks obtained by him/her in both – Paper 1 and Paper 2.

There will be separate merit lists for the candidates of NCL – OBC, ST and SC. JEE (Advanced) 2013 Cut-off Marks for them are as follows:

·         NCL – OBC: 9% in each subject and 31.5% aggregate

·         SC and ST: 5% in each subject and 17.5% aggregate

Merit Lists for Physically Disabled Candidates:

PD Candidates of OBC (NCL), ST, GEN and SC categories will have a separate merit list. JEE (Advanced) 2013 Cut-off for these candidates will be 5% in each subject and 17.5% in aggregate.

Merit list for Preparatory Course:

If the number of candidates in the merit lists of SC/ST/PD is less than 1.4 times the number of seats in every category, separate merit lists for the Preparatory Course will be prepared. The JEE (Advanced) 2013 Cutoff for this list will be 2.5% in each subject and 8.75% in aggregate.

Total No. of Seats at various IITs in 2013

Institute                 Code      GEN  OBC(NCL)                 SC          ST     GE_PD OBC_PD SC_PD ST_PD          Total

1.     IIT Bombay       B          432       230       129       63         13         7          4          2          880

2.     IIT Delhi            D          416       224       122       63         13         7          4          2          851

3.     IIT Guwahati      W         323       175       97         45         10         5          3          2          660

4.     IIT Kanpur         K          405       217       120       60         12         7          4          2          827

5.     IIT Kharagpur     G          657       351       195       98         20         11         6          3          1341

6.     IIT Madras         M         410       220       122       61         13         6          4          2          838

7.     IIT Roorkee        R          541       289       161       81         17         9          5          2          1105

8.     IIT (BHU) Var.    V          533       283       156       85         16         9          5          3          1090

9.     ISM Dhanbad    S          494       267       149       73         11         6          3          2          1005

10.  IIT Gandhingr.    N          71         36         21         10         1          1          0          0          140

11.  IIT Ropar-Pun    U          60         32         17         8          0          1          1          1          120

12.  IIT Patna           P          99         53         29         16         3          0          0          0          200

13.  IIT JodhpurRaj   J          98         53         29         14         2          2          1          1          200

14.  IIT Bbsr-Odish A            78         43         23         11         2         1          1          1          160

15.  IIT Hyderabad    H          101       57         30         15         4          1          1          1          210

16.  IIT Indore           E          58         32        17         9          2          1          1          0          120

17.  IIT Mandi (HP)   C          59         32         17         8          1          1          1          1          120

                                        4835     2594     1434     720       140       75         44         25         9867

Cut-off Score of AIPMT-2014

AIPMT-2014 Cut-off score for counseling under 15 % “All India Quota” Seats

Category        Marks Range             Rank Range               No of Candidates

                                                            (AIQ Seats)

1.      UR                  682 – 438                    1 – 13605                    13605

2.      OBC                438 – 434                   13606 – 14528            355

3.      SC                   438 – 295                   13671 – 66176            3404

4.      ST                    436 – 288                   14094 – 70931            671

5.      UR-PH            435 – 288                   14353 – 70930            80

6.      OBC-PH         NIL                             NIL                             -

7.      SC-PH             NIL                             NIL                            -

8.      ST-PH             NIL                             NIL                             -

Total = 18115
(Male-9716+Female-8399)

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared the result on 7^th June, 2014 for the All India Pre-Medical/ Pre-Dental Test (AIPMT) 2014 which was conducted on May 4 at 929 centres located in 50 cities across India including one centre located abroad.

A total of 579,707 candidates were eligible to appear in AIPMT-2014. Of these 523,701 candidates appeared in the exam. Out of the total candidates, 46271 candidates have qualified the test for counseling on the basis of the qualifying criteria prescribed by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and Dental Council of India (DCI). 18115 candidates have qualified for the 15 percent 'All India Quota' seats, wherein 9716 are male and 8399 are female candidates.

JEE (Main)-2014 Cut-off

JEE (Main)-2014 Cut-off score for appearing in JEE (Advanced) - 2014

Category                                                                       Cut-Off

Common Merit List (CML)                                        115

Other Backward Class (OBC-NCL)                           74

Scheduled Caste (SC)                                                  53

Scheduled Tribe (ST)                                                  47

JEE (Main) 2014 Statistics: Declining Numbers

As per Joint Apex Board of CBSE- the conducting body of JEE Main, the number of students registered for JEE Main this year is 13,56,805 as compared to around 14.62 lakh last year, a decline of nearly 10% in the number of applicants appearing for the exam this year. 

Revealing the gender divide among the students who are scheduled to take the exam, CBSE officials said that three-fourth of the total candidates are males. “Out of the total applicants for JEE Main 2014, around 74% are male candidates and only 26% candidates are females,” they said.

According to CBSE, the top three states with maximum number of applications are Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. Leading the chart of highest number of candidates is Maharashtra where 2,45,582 applicants have registered for JEE Main 2014. Uttar Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh are on the second and third place with 1,58,451 and 1,22,863 registered candidates respectively.

Andhra Pradesh again bagged the top position in the country in the JEE (Main) exam, with Pramod Vakacharla scoring 355 of a total 360. Last year too, 16-year-old M Viswa Virinchi, a resident of Kukatpally in city, secured the first rank with 345 marks.