You can start getting IITs at the rank of 7000, but to get good ones you have to be above 4000.

There are two papers - paper 1 and paper 2, both have a 3 hour time limit.

You will be able to see the minimum percentile required to qualify for JEE advanced in the JEE Main result.

Study hard and practice regularly, keep your foundation strong, have a good time management and you will be able to crack it.

You can get into a wide range of IITs with that kind of rank.

You can also checkout this wiki post it has a comprehensive list - https://indiareply.com/i/jee/wiki/which-iit-can-i-get-with-6000-rank-in-jee-advanced

It's mostly getting good rank, percentile calculation is also there.

I believe there is a wiki which answered this question - https://indiareply.com/i/jee/wiki/which-is-the-best-book-for-jee-main-and-advanced

you can check it out.

It's mostly declared in 1-3 month gap from the exams.

You can only give it two times, once a year and only in consecutive years

I believe you have a good amount of time, you should focus on keeping your foundations strong, practice advanced level questions daily, have a good time management.

I think to get under 500 rank in JEE advanced you have to score 300+ marks at the very least.

You can get Newer IITs like IIT Tirupati, IIT Palakkad, IIT Bhilai, IIT Goa, IIT Jammu, or IIT Dharwad in branches like Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, or newer specialisations like Data Science or Artificial Intelligence. And if you want to go for Old IITs you might only get courses like Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Material Science and Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mining Engineering, Ocean Engineering and Naval Architecture, Production and Industrial Engineering, Textile Engineering and Fibre Science or it you might not get any course in older IITs it can also happen.

You can check out the JEE advanced result from there official website, the instructions are provided on the website.

It should contain your CRL, category wise result if you belong to any category and details about you such as your roll no, name and more.

I don't think it's confirmed yet.

I think you should focus on questions which takes less time since the quantity of questions you solve correctly can be low but it can boost your overall score.

I believe for doing DSA, leetcode is the best website.

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Oh thanks for that.