CBSE cut-off mark for JEE advanced

391 is CBSE cut-off mark for JEE advanced for general category

 

The government schools in Hyderabad registered a higher pass percentage than the average for the Chennai region in the 12th standard board examination results declared by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Monday. The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan, which comprises the bulk of CBSE government schools in Hyderabad, registered a pass percentage of 97.23. The Chennai region, which includes the four southern states, scored a pass percentage of 91.83, emerging the topper among all CBSE regions.
According to a statement issued by CBSE, the cut-off for making it to the second round of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Advanced) will be 391 marks for general category, 389 for OBC category, 350 for students from Scheduled Castes and 338 for those from Scheduled Tribes. The advanced examination for admission to the premier IITs will be conducted on June 2 and the registrations were completed on May 13.
“It was due to hardwork and I am glad it paid off,” said Divya Rani, a student of KV Picket who scored 90 percent in the MBPC stream in sciences after coming to know of her marks. Another student from the school, Gautam Jain scored 95.6 per cent in science stream, while Alekhya Dayakar of commerce stream scored 95 per cent from KV, Picket.
Nearly 1,262 students from the central schools appeared for the board examination for 12th standard from 26 schools, apart from standalone CBSE-affiliated schools. In the board examination results for CBSE 10th standard announced late on Sunday evening, a large number of students scored a cent percent Grade Point Average (GPA) of 10. “I aspire to become an aeronautical engineer as the field inspires me,” said Anand Swain, a student of the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan at Jubilee Hills who scored a GPA of 10. However, his classmate V Prajna wants to become an entrepreneur after completing her B.Tech