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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Conducting an examination of this importance and magnitude involves the support and cooperation of many individuals and institutions. We are grateful to Prof. R.K. Shevgaonkar for showing confidence in us to manage such an important task and for his continued support as the Chairman, JAB-2013. We sincerely thank him for his invaluable support, advice and presence in need during JEE (Advanced) - 2013. The success of JEE(Advanced) - 2013 was in no small measure due to the hard work put in by every member of the Joint Implementation Committee (JIC-2013). The team was willing to think ingeniously and take path-breaking decisions which resulted in many of tasks completed successfully well before the scheduled dates. We thank the Directors of other participating institutions and Prof. Ashok Mishra, Chairman, Joint Apex Board, JEE (Main) for their cooperation and contribution. We would like to express our deepest gratitude to Mr. Vineet Joshi, Chairman, CBSE for consistent co-operation and unflinching support during the entire operation. The support from Mr. M. C. Sharma, Dr. Antriksh Johri, Mr. B. M. Gupta and Mr. Rajbir Singh all from CBSE is gratefully acknowledged. Several faculty members, technical and administrative staff members of all the IITs took part in many activities ranging from confidential work to serving as institute representatives. We thank all the faculty and staff who have contributed in any way to the conduct of JEE(Advanced) - 2013. Our thanks are also due to an important cog in the wheel of the JEE (Advanced) machinery, the staff working in the JEE (Advanced) offices of all the participating institutes. Their contribution in the success of JEE (Advanced) - 2013, is immense. We especially would like to highlight the contribution of Mr. Dinesh, Mr. Lekhraj Sharma, Mr. Ashok Kumar, and Mr. Kishori Lal of the JEE (Advanced) office, IIT Delhi to ensure that all the tasks were carried out in time, including among other things, a number of sleepless nights.

IIT Delhi JEE (Advanced) - 2013 Team

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JOINT ADMISSION BOARD (JAB-2013) S.No. Member Position Institute

1. Prof. M. Chakraborty Director IIT Bhubneshwar

2. Prof. D. V. Khakhar Director

IIT Bombay 3. Prof. T. Mathew Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 4. Prof. R. K. S. Pant Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 5. Prof. R. K. Shevgaonkar Chairman, JAB-2013 & Director

IIT Delhi 6. Prof. H. C. Gupta Organizing Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

7. Prof. T. R. Sreekrishnan Organizing Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

8. Prof. Sudhir Jain Director IIT Gandhinagar

9. Prof. G. Barua Director

IIT Guwahati 10. Prof. S. Senthilvelan Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

11. Prof. B. Mondal Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

12. Prof. U. B. Desai Director IIT Hyderabad

13. Prof. Pradeep Mathur Director IIT Indore

14. Prof. P. K. Kalra Director IIT Jodhpur

15. Prof. Indranil Manna Director

IIT Kanpur 16. Prof. Phalguni Gupta Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

17. Prof. R. N. Sengupta Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

18. Prof. D. Acharya Director

IIT Kharagpur 19. Prof. P. K. Das Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 20. Prof. M. K. Panigrahi Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 21. Prof. S. K. Pal Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

22. Prof. K. Krishnaiah Dean

IIT Madras 23. Prof. R. Sarathi Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

24. Prof. L. P. Sai Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

25. Prof. T. A. Gonsalves Director IIT Mandi

26. Prof. A. K. Bhowmick Director IIT Patna

27. Prof. Pradipta Banerji Director

IIT Roorkee 28. Prof. T. R. Gulati Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

29. Prof. R. P. Gakkhar Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

30. Prof. M. K. Surappa Director IIT Ropar

31. Prof. Dhananjai Pandey

Prof. Rajeev Sangal Director

IIT(BHU)

Varanasi 32. Prof. K. K. Srivastava Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

33. Prof. Y. C. Sharma Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

34. Prof. D. C. Panigrahi Director

ISM Dhanbad 35. Prof. G. Udaybhanu Chairman, JEE (Advanced)

36. Prof. T. H. Syed Vice-Chairman, JEE (Advanced) 37. Prof. G. B. Reddy Ex-Chairman, JEE-2012 IIT Delhi 38. Ms. Amita Sharma Additional Secretary MHRD

39. Sh. Vineet Joshi Chairman, CBOSE (Invitee)

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Executive Summary 1 Calendar of Events 2 Joint Admission Board (JAB)/Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) meetings and decision 4 Legal Matters 6 Result and Question Paper Analysis 8 JEE (Main) as a filter for JEE (Advanced) 25 Statistical Analysis of JEE (Advanced) 2013 applications 32 Table A1 Candidates eligible and registered for JEE (Advanced). 35 Table A2 Total number of registered, appeared and qualified candidates in each zone. 36 Table A3 Total number of qualified zone wise. 38 Table A4 Number of appeared and qualified PD candidates. 39 Table A5 Zone wise distribution of appeared candidates according to gender. 41 Table A6 Zone wise distribution of qualified candidates according to gender. 42 Table A7 Zone wise distribution of candidates registered according to type of preparation. 44 Table A8 Zone wise distribution of candidates qualified according to type of preparation. 45 Table A9 Registered and qualified candidates according to board affiliation. 47 Table A10 Zone wise distribution of candidates according to place of 10th Schooling. 49 Table A11 Zone wise distribution of candidates according to residence. 50 Table A12 Distribution of candidates according to fathers occupation. 51 Table A13 Distribution of candidates according to fathers education. 52 Table A14 Distribution of candidates according to parents income. 53 Table A15 State wise distribution of candidates. 54 Table A16 City wise registered and qualified candidates. 56 Trend Analysis 57 Table B1 Zone wise trend of registered candidates 58 Table B2 Trend of registered candidates according to category 58 Table B3 Trend of registered candidates on basis of attempts 59 Table B4 Trend of registered candidates according to gender. 59 Counselling and Seat Allocation Statistics 60 Table C1 Number of seats available (Category wise) 66 Table C2 Institute wise & Category wise seat allotment 66 Table C3 Counselling and course allocation statistics vs available seats 68 Table C4 Zone vs Allotted institute for the candidates allotted seat in Final Round of counselling

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Table C5 Distribution of allotted candidates based on number of attempts. 69 Table C6 Distribution of allotted candidates based on gender 69 Table C7 Zone wise data of ST and PD candidates for Preparatory Course 70

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Table C8 Institute wise availability and allocation for Preparatory Course 70 Table C9 Institute wise number of seats converted to respective category after Preparatory-PD course allotment.

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Table C10 Zone wise distribution of Preparatory Candidates 71 Table C11 Institute wise allotment of students Common Merit List 72 Table C12 Institute wise allotment of students OBC Category 74 Table C13 Institute wise allotment of students SC Category 75 Table C14 Institute wise allotment of students ST Category 76 Table C15 Opening and Closing Ranks for Various Courses 77 Lists

List 1 Number of candidates qualified in each centre L-1 List 2 - Centre Details L-5 List 3 Merit Lists of all categories L-15 List 4 Merit Lists of Preparatory Course L-138 List 5 List of course Code, Registration Number and Rank of candidates offered admission L-141 List 6 Rank wise seat allocation of all categories L-207 List 7 Rank wise seat allocation of Preparatory Course of PD & ST categories L-318

JEE(Advanced)-2013: Executive Summary

In the 45th meeting of the Council of IITs, held on 27th June, 2012, at Vigyan Bhavan, New

Delhi, the following recommendation of the Joint Admissions Board (JAB) was adopted:

Admission to IITs will be based only on category wise All India Rank (AIR) in JEE (Advanced)

subject to condition that such candidates are in the top 20 percentile of successful candidates

of their Boards in applicable categories.

Accordingly, admissions to the undergraduate programmes at IITs and ISM, Dhanbad, for the

academic session starting in July,2013, were done based on the rank of a candidate in the

JEE(Advanced)-2013. The candidates were to take the Paper 1 of JEE(Main), conducted by

the CBSE, on 7th April, 2013 (offline) and 9th, 22nd, 23rd and 25th April (online). The top

1,50,000 candidates, from all categories, based on their JEE(Main) scores, were to be eligible

for appearing in JEE(Advanced) - 2013.

The following procedure was used for selecting the 1,50,000 candidates who will be eligible

to appear for JEE (Advanced)- 2013 based on their performance in JEE (Main) -2013.

1. 50.5% of the 1,50,000 (75,750 candidates) were taken from the top rankers of the

Common Merit List (CML) of JEE (Main). 27% (40,500), 15% (22,500) and 7.5%

(11,250) candidates were taken from the top rankers of the category rank lists of

OBC-NCL, SC and ST, respectively. The candidates figuring in the category rank lists

were those who did not figure in the 75,750 candidates chosen from the CML.

2. 3% of the candidates selected within each category were those belonging to PwD

(Persons with Disability) sub-category, who figure in the respective rank lists of JEE

(Main).

Only the candidates aggregate marks in JEE (Main) was considered and no tie-break

mechanism was implemented at this stage. This made the list of candidates eligible to

appear in JEE (Advanced)-2013 slightly more than 1,50,000 due to bunching of candidates

with the same aggregate marks at the bottom of each category

The scores of JEE(Main) were made available by the CBSE on 7th May, 2013 and accordingly,

the top 1,50,000 candidates, category-wise were made eligible to apply, online, for

JEE(Advanced). Since no tie-break mechanism was applied and there was a bunching of

candidates at the cut-off marks for each category, a total of 1,52,351 candidates were

eligible to apply for JEE(Advanced). Of these, 1,26,749 candidates registered for the JEE

(Advanced) - 2013.

The syllabus as well as examination pattern (two papers of three hour duration, each

containing equal number of questions in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) for

JEE(Advanced)-2013 were the same as that used for IIT-JEE-2012.

Due to the implementation difficulties faced, the eligibility criteria for joining any of the IITs

or ISM Dhanbad was modified as 60% marks in their 12th Board or equivalent (55% for

SC/ST/PD candidates) in respect of those students who passed their Board exam for the first

time in 2012. This one time exception was done with the approval of the IIT Council

Chairman.

The JEE(Advanced)-2013 was conducted on 2nd June, 2013 at centres spread over India and

one at Dubai. The results of JEE(Advanced) were declared on 21st June, 2013. A total of

21,110 candidates, in all categories, had qualified JEE (Advanced) - 2013. Of these, a total of

14,336 students were asked to fill choice-list, between 24th and 30th June, 2013, for 215

courses offered by 16 IITs and ISM, Dhanbad. The total number of seats available in these

courses were 9867.

Based on the choices given by the students, three rounds of course allocation was done, on

2nd, 9th and 13th July, 2013. Each round of course allocation was followed by a document

verification period, for those candidates who got a seat for the first time in that round of

course allocation. At the end of this exercise, all the seats are allotted, except for 8 B.Arch

seats under OBC(NCL) category (at IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee). This was due to the fact

that no candidate was available who had qualified the Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT),

which is mandatory for admission to the B.Arch programme. There were 52 seats, reserved

for ST category students, which are vacant across the 17 institutions. These were allotted to

ST category students who had qualified to join the preparatory programme. In addition to

the ST category students, the preparatory programme also has 98 PwD sub-category

students.

Calendar of Events: JEE (Advanced)-2013

Action/Activity Date(s)

Online application for JEE (Main) and JEE (Advanced) opens for

candidates

1st Nov. 2012, Thursday

Closing of Online Application Process 15th Dec. 2012, Saturday

Results of JEE Main 7th May 2013, Tuesday

Action/Activity Date(s)

Opening of website for eligible candidates to register for

JEE(Advanced) -2013

8th May 2013, Wednesday

Opening of website for registration and payment of

examination fee for appearing in JEE (Advanced)-2013

8th 13th May 2013,

Wednesday - Monday

Admit card kept for candidates to download from Zonal IITs

web by entering Reg. No. of JEE (Main) and DOB.

16h May 2013, Thursday

JEE(Advanced) 2013 2nd June 2013, Sunday

Answer key published on the website 11th June 2013, Tuesday

Web display of ORS for correction (4 Days) 14th 17th June 2013,

Friday Monday

Declaration of Results (including Preparatory) through website 23rd June 2013, Sunday

Online registration open for registering for courses and for

appearing AAT Examination zone

24th 25th June 2013,

Monday Tuesday

AAT Examination 28th June 2013, Friday

Declaration of AAT results 2nd July 2013, Tuesday

Register, fill choices and lock for courses IITs and ISM Dhanbad

(Regular and Preparatory candidates in separate links)

24th 30th June 2013,

Monday Sunday.

Website release of 1st round of course allocation 4th July 2013, Thursday

First round of counselling : Physical counselling to verify age

proof, category, state quota and other Board mark list

certificates and collect counselling fee and provisional

allotment of seat (5 days)

4th 8th July, 2013

Thursday Monday

Medical examination for PD regular and preparatory

candidates (Disqualified candidates vacancies will be filled in

second round). Eligible candidates will be upgrading in second

round due to this vacancies

5th 6th July 2013

Friday - Saturday

Website release of 2nd round of course allocation 9th July 2013, Tuesday

Second round of counselling : Physical counselling to verify age

proof, category, and other Board mark list certificates and

collect counselling fee and provisional allotment of seat (2

Days)

10th 11th July, 2013

Wednesday Thursday

Refund of DD counselling fee at prior reporting IITs by

provisionally allotted candidates but not interested to join

IIT(Exit Policy)

9th -11th July 2013

Tuesday - Thursday

Website release of final round of course allocation 13th July 2013, Saturday

Final round of counselling: Physical counselling to verify age

proof, category and other Board mark list certificates and

collect counselling fee. Provisional allotment of letter (2 days)

14-15 July 2013

Sunday - Monday

Joint Admissions Board (JAB)-2013

Meetings and major decisions

Meeting Number Venue Date

1 IIT Delhi 27th August, 2012

2 IIT Delhi 23rd September, 2012

3 IIT Delhi 4th May, 2013


1. In respect of those students who passed their Board examination for the first time in 2012, the

eligibility criteria for joining any of the IITs or ISM Dhanbad may be 60% marks in their 12th

Board or equivalent (55% for SC/ST/PD candidates). For those candidates who appear in their

Board examinations for the first time in 2013, the eligibility criteria will remain top 20

percentile in their Boards, category-wise. This will be a one-time exception for JEE (Advanced)

- 2013 only.

2. For those students who passed their 12th Board examinations in 2012 but are re-appearing in

the 2013 Board examinations with a view to improve their performance, 60% rule will apply if

they use their 2012 Board examination results and top 20 percentile rule will apply if they

use their 2013 Board examination results. This too will be a one-time exception for JEE

(Advanced) - 2013 only.

3. In case the percentile score is not available from any testing agency, the CBSE cut-off score

for top 20 percentile for the students category will be used.

4. For all Foreign Nationals, the eligibility criteria based on the qualifying examination shall be

60% aggregate marks.

5. Fee structure for the JEE(Advanced)-2013:

GE, OBC male candidates Rs.1800

SC, ST male candidates Rs.900

All PD male candidates Rs.900

ALL female candidates NO FEES.

6. The qualifying criteria for the JEE(Advanced)-2013 will be a minimum of 10% marks in each

subject (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) (9% for OBC-NCL and 5% for SC/ST/PD) and

35% (31.5% for OBC-NCL and 17.5% for SC/ST/PD) aggregate marks.

7. The question paper for JEE(Advanced)-2013 will be bilingual in English and Hindi.

8. The number of foreign nationals appearing in the JEE(Advanced)-2013 will be

supernumerary to the cap of 1,50,000 candidates.

9. It was decided to do away with medical boards for verification of PwD status. Candidates

opting for the PwD sub-category will be asked to provide a certificate in the format

prescribed by the for Persons with Disabilities Act. If the candidate fails to do so, he/she

will be automatically disqualified from PD sub-category.

10. The tie-break system to be used for JEE (Advanced)-2013 will be as follows: Higher rank for

higher marks in Mathematics, followed by marks in Physics and same rank in case both the

candidates have the same marks in each of the three subjects.

Meetings of the Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) for JEE(Advanced)-2013

Number Venue Date(s)

1 IIT Delhi 27, 28 August, 2012

2 IIT Delhi 22nd September, 2012

3 IIT Madras 12th October, 2012

4 IIT Bombay 16th February, 2013

5 IIT Kharagpur 18th March, 2013

6 IIT Guwahati 27, 28 April, 2013

7 IIT Delhi 9th June, 2013

8 IIT Delhi 19, 20 June, 2013

9 IIT Delhi 2nd July, 2013

10 IIT Delhi 17th July, 2013

11 IIT Bombay 24th July, 2013


Legal Matters

S.No. Writ Petition No. Filed By Reason

1. 21748/2012 PIL/37/2013

Forum for fairness in Education and 9 others

Petition filed against percentile system. No decision yet.

2. 32533/2012 Master Keerti and Others MHRD to issue a press note for consideration of only Class XII marks in deciding the cutoff of top 20 percentile.

3. 14601/2013 Dheeraj Gudluru Candidate scored 112. The cutoff of JEE(Main) to become eligible to write JEE (Advanced) was 113 marks. The candidate said that according to FIITJEE, he should get 117 marks and hence be allowed to sit in JEE(Advanced). The court allowed him but he did not qualify JEE (Advanced).

4. 9227/2013 Priyal Srivastava Candidate scored 109 marks in JEE(Main). In CBSE XII class, she scored 95 marks in mathematics but in JEE(Main) only 3 marks are awarded in mathematics and hence said that JEE(main) has not done justice to her. Court allowed her to sit in JEE (Advanced). She did not sit for JEE (Advanced).

5. 18317/2013 Shantanu Suresh Chate Conversion from GE to OBC Category JEE(Advanced) not done due to various deficiencies in the documents submitted.

6. 7964/2012 Kartik Sawhney Blind candidate wanted admission to IITs and facility to bring his own scribe. Not agreed by the court next date of hearing 29/11/2013.

7. 4532/2013 Vihang Sharma In the first round of counselling did not turn up for document verification. Then wanted upgradation in second round. Petition withdrawn after our advocate telling that Dhanbad had spot counselling where the candidate can go.

8. 4633/2013 Sulochna Meena ST category, filled 43 options not allotted any seat but wanted to fill more choices. Court ordered that if now any ST seat is filled at IITs, then she be considered as per her rank.

9. 19664/2013 Ronanki Swamy Sriharsha Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

10. 19672/2013 Anudeep Pendyala & others

Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

11. 19677/2013 Nishant Gupta Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

12. 19893/2013 Vijay Kumar Raju Nadimpalli


13. 19905/2013 Bhanu Prakash Jarapala Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

14. 19944/2013 Addanki VLSS Vamsi Krishna


S.No. Writ Petition No. Filed By Reason

15. 20063/2013 Penumatcha Bharath Varma


16. 20110/2013 Chippari Pranoy Roy Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

17. 20148/2013 Veedhi Pavan Kumar Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

18. 20177/2013 B. M. Vimal Tej Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

19. 20292/2013 Vanteddu Uday Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

20. 20314/2013 Kotha Konda Sai Saran Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

21. 20330/2013 M. Ajay Raghav Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

22. 20331/2013 G. Vineeth Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

23. 20475/2013 K. V. S. Teja Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

24. 20508/2013 P. Manish Reddy Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

25. 14490/2013 Ronit Bansal Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

26. 1697/2013 Akhilesh Brij Lal Meena Not being in top 20 percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

27. 20182/2013 Kondreddy Vidya Reddy Not being in 20% percentile petition transferred to Supreme Court

28. 20474/2013 Chimita Ramachandra Venkata Rana Pratap

Not being in 20% percentile petition transferred to Supreme Court

29. 4377/2013 Rahul Agrawal Not being in 20% percentile transfer petition

30. 14541/2013 Mohit Singla Not being in 20% percentile transfer petition

31. 20181/2013 Gonna Pavan Kumar & Others

Not being in 20% percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

32. 20377/2013 M. Lokesh Not being in 20% percentile. Stayed by Supreme Court

33. 21946/2013 Priyanka Mondal Transfered to Supreme court

34. 22165/2013 Bandari Akhil Last seat in SC filled at 1915, candidate got rank 1919 says seats vacant, hence any course, any IIT be given.

35. 5172/2013 Mayank Mishra Not being in top 20 percentile.

36. 11320/2013 Amin Vedang Pinakin Not being in top 20 percentile.

37. New/2013 Ajay Raipuria Not being in top 20 percentile.

38. 13283/2013 Vedant Singh Not being in top 20 percentile.

JEE (Advanced) - 2013 Result and Question Paper Analysis

JEE (Advanced) - 2013 had two papers; each had three parts - Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In

both the papers, parts 1, 2, and 3 contained 20 questions each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics,

respectively. The questions were numbered consecutively in both the papers.

In Paper-1, each part had three sections. Section-1 had 10 multiple choice questions each having one

correct answer with maximum of 2 marks with no negative marks for incorrect answer; Section-2 had 5

multiple choice questions each having one or more correct answer(s) with maximum of 4 marks and for

incorrect answer -1 marks; Section-3 had 5 integer answer type questions each having maximum of 4

marks and for incorrect answer -1 marks.

In Paper-2, each part had three sections. Section-1 had 8 multiple choice questions each having one or

more correct answer with maximum of 3 marks; Section-2 had 8 multiple choice questions having only

one correct answer with maximum of 3 marks; Section-3 had 4 multiple choice questions each having one

correct answer with maximum of 3 marks. There were negative markings for wrong answers in all the

Sections.

A candidate could have scored anything between 30 to 180 in Paper-1, and between 60 to 180 in Paper-

2. That is, marks of a candidate might have taken any value between 90 to 360, with the minimum and

maximum possible marks in each subject being 30 and 120, respectively.

Relaxations of 10% and of 50% were given on the average marks in each subject for considering the OBC

and SC/ST/PD category candidates for ranking.

The minimum mark scored was 70 (minus seventy) and the maximum mark was 332. The rounded off

average marks secured in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics by the candidates were 26, 22, and 20,

respectively. The following are a few observations regarding the performance of candidates in JEE

(Advanced) - 2013.

1. The highest aggregate marks scored by a candidate in JEE (Advanced) - 2013 were 332, that is, 92.2% of 360 maximum marks.

2. Only 23 candidates scored above 300 marks. 326 candidates scored above 250 marks. 3. The mark scored by the last ranked candidate in the Common Merit List (CML) was 126. This was

the aggregate cut-off for CML. 4. The maximum marks scored out of 120 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics were 120, 118,

and 113 marks.

5. Six candidates have scored 120 out of 120 marks in Physics. 6. The minimum marks scored in Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics by candidates in CML were

12, 12, and 12, respectively. In fact, there were many candidates with relatively poor performance in a particular subject despite having high aggregate marks.

It is observed that there had been very low cut-off marks in individual subjects in JEE for the past few

years. Since time management skill has more effect in a competitive examination like JEE, the low marks

scored in a particular subject along with high aggregate score does not necessarily establish the

candidate's low proficiency in that subject. Therefore, minimum level of proficiency in each of the three

subjects, even though with low individual cut-off scores, as demanded in JEE (Advanced) is reasonable.

Since the aim of the JEE is to single out about 10000 best candidates out of about 1.15 lakh candidates,

the questions are framed with a high level of difficulty. The highest score in JEE (Advanced) - 2013 is 332

out of 360, i.e, 92.2%. This was 96.0% in JEE-2012, 91.7% in JEE-2011, 85.5% in JEE-2010, 88.3% in JEE-

2009 and 88.5% in JEE-2008. Looking at the competitiveness of the examination, the highest score is up

to the mark. It is also evident that the difficulty level of the question papers in JEE (Advanced) - 2013 has

decreased substantially. The question paper setters were given guidelines to frame questions in such a

way that at least 30% of the questions can be attempted by any candidate with good preparation for the

board examination.

In JEE(Advanced)-2013 as well as in previous JEE exams, the question paper is divided among the three subjects, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, such that Physics appears first, followed by Chemistry and then Mathematics. Analysis of the number of questions attempted by the students in both Paper 1 as well as Paper 2 shows that maximum numbers of un-attempted questions are invariably in Mathematics. This is due to the paucity in time available to the student. Considering the fact that quantitative skills are an extremely important component of the testing process, it is proposed to change this order to Mathematics, followed by Physics and then Chemistry.

Cut off marks of all the categories

Category Physics Chemistry Mathematics Aggregate

GE 12 12 12 126

OBC (NCL) 11 11 11 113

SC 6 6 6 63

ST 6 6 6 63

GE-PD 6 6 6 63

OBC (NCL) - PD 6 6 6 63

SC-PD 6 6 6 63

ST-PD 6 6 6 63

PREPARATORY 3 3 3 31

Marks of the first and last ranked candidate in CML

Ranks Physics Chemistry Mathematics Total

1 112 113 107 332

15947 74 40 12 126

Marks of the first and last ranked candidate in OBC (NCL) Category


1 107 106 101 314

4188 55 45 13 113

Marks of the first and last ranked candidate in SC Category


1 103 80 96 279

2990 27 30 6 63

Marks of the first and last ranked candidate in ST Category


1 110 53 94 257

856 17 35 11 63

Aggregate total of marks with different ranks in CML

Ranks Total

1 332

101 276

201 261

301 253

401 245

501 239

601 235

701 231

801 227

901 223

1001 221

1101 219

1201 216

1301 213

1401 211

1501 209

1601 207

1701 205

1801 204

1901 202

2001 200

2101 198

2201 197

2301 195

2401 194

2501 192

2701 190

2801 189

2901 188

3001 187

Ranks Total

3101 186

3201 185

3301 184

3401 183

3501 182

3601 181

3701 180

3901 178

4001 177

4101 177

4201 176

4301 175

4401 174

4501 173

4601 173

4701 172

4801 171

4901 170

5001 170

5101 169

5401 167

5501 167

5601 166

5701 165

5801 165

5901 164

6001 164

6101 163

6201 162

6301 162

Ranks Total

6401 161

6501 161

6601 160

6701 160

6801 159

6901 158

7001 158

7101 157

7201 157

7301 156

7401 156

7501 155

7601 155

7701 154

7801 154

7901 153

8001 153

8101 152

8201 152

8501 151

8601 150

8701 150

8801 149

8901 149

9001 148

9101 148

9201 147

9301 147

9401 146

9601 146

Ranks Total

9701 145

9901 144

10001 144

10001 144

10101 144

10201 143

10301 143

10501 142

10701 142

10901 141

11001 140

11201 140

11301 139

11501 139

11601 138

11701 138

11801 138

12001 137

12001 137

12001 137

12001 137

12101 137

12201 136

12301 136

12401 136

12501 135

12601 135

12701 135

12701 135

12801 134

Ranks Total

12901 134

12901 134

13001 134

13301 133

13401 133

13501 132

13701 132

13801 132

13901 131

14001 131

14201 130

14301 130

14301 130

14401 130

14501 130

14601 129

14701 129

14801 129

14901 128

15101 128

15201 128

15301 127

15401 127

15401 127

15501 127

15601 126

15801 126

15947 126

Aggregate total of marks with different ranks in OBC (NCL) Category

Ranks Total

1 314

101 226

201 206

401 185

501 179

601 174

701 170

801 167

856 165

Ranks Total

901 163

1001 160

1101 157

1201 154

1301 152

1401 150

1501 147

1601 145

1701 143

Ranks Total

1801 142

1901 140

2001 138

2101 136

2201 135

2301 133

2401 132

2501 131

2601 130

Ranks Total

2701 128

2801 127

2901 125

2990 125

3001 124

3101 123

3201 122

3301 121

3401 120

Ranks Total

3501 119

3601 118

3801 116

3901 115

4001 114

4101 113

4188 113

Aggregate total of marks with different ranks in SC Category

Ranks Total

1 279

101 156

201 137

301 127

401 120

501 114

601 108

Ranks Total

701 104

801 100

856 98

901 97

1001 94

1101 91

1201 89

Ranks Total

1401 84

1501 82

1601 80

1701 79

1801 77

1901 76

1901 76

Ranks Total

2001 74

2101 73

2201 72

2301 70

2401 69

2501 68

2601 67

Ranks Total

2701 66

2801 64

2990 63

Aggregate total of marks with different ranks in ST Category

Ranks Total

1 257

101 120

201 101

301 89

401 82

501 77

601 72

701 68

801 64

856 63

A detailed analysis of the number of candidates attempting each question in the three parts of both the

papers of code 1, number who got the question right, who left the question blank is provided in the

following tables:

CODE - 1

PAPER 1 : PHYSICS

Q.No. Correct Response

Wrong Response

Not Attempted

% of Correct Response

% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted

Section 1 : Single Correct Choice

Correct Answer 2 marks No negative marks

1 42589 62702 10680 36.72 54.07 9.21

2 39199 75494 1278 33.80 65.10 1.10

3 63717 48571 3683 54.94 41.88 3.18

4 76176 37352 2443 65.69 32.21 2.11

5 50467 61760 3744 43.52 53.25 3.23

6 61628 47663 6680 53.14 41.10 5.76

7 25252 85480 5239 21.77 73.71 4.52

8 47884 62055 6032 41.29 53.51 5.20

9 56462 55886 3623 48.69 48.19 3.12

10 38539 71647 5785 33.23 61.78 4.99

Section 2 : One or More than One Correct Choice

Correct Answer 4 Marks Wrong Answer (-1) Mark

11 10664 58977 46330 9.20 50.85 39.95

12 17980 48296 49695 15.50 41.64 42.85

13 24999 43860 47112 21.56 37.82 40.62

14 14129 56453 45389 12.18 48.68 39.14

15 28169 55001 32801 24.29 47.43 28.28

Section 3 : Single Digit Integer Correct Answer


16 46037 47316 22618 39.70 40.80 19.50

17 9454 27969 78548 8.15 24.12 67.73

18 53771 24429 37771 46.37 21.06 32.57

19 21102 34545 60324 18.20 29.79 52.02

20 33133 34644 48194 28.57 29.87 41.56

CODE - 1

PAPER 1 : CHEMISTRY


Wrong Response

Not Attempted


% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted



21 64793 48893 2285 55.87 42.16 1.97

22 56077 57217 2677 48.35 49.34 2.31

23 58501 53722 3748 50.44 46.32 3.23

24 80935 33391 1645 69.79 28.79 1.42

25 36266 74744 4961 31.27 64.45 4.28

26 67685 44891 3395 58.36 38.71 2.93

27 42135 68661 5175 36.33 59.21 4.46

28 70278 43781 1912 60.60 37.75 1.65

29 58152 54980 2839 50.14 47.41 2.45

30 22441 91812 1718 19.35 79.17 1.48



31 4124 79946 31901 3.56 68.94 27.51

32 4374 66048 45549 3.77 56.95 39.28

33 6074 34390 75507 5.24 29.65 65.11

34 20172 70613 25186 17.39 60.89 21.72

35 15253 25527 75191 13.15 22.01 64.84



36 16916 55255 43800 14.59 47.65 37.77

37 9093 23646 83232 7.84 20.39 71.77

38 10450 63811 41710 9.01 55.02 35.97

39 11324 40489 64158 9.76 34.91 55.32

40 59256 24682 32033 51.10 21.28 27.62

CODE - 1

PAPER 1 : MATHEMATICS


Wrong Response

Not Attempted


% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted



41 31034 73406 11531 26.76 63.30 9.94

42 65864 47521 2586 56.79 40.98 2.23

43 25793 80921 9257 22.24 69.78 7.98

44 38326 72691 4954 33.05 62.68 4.27

45 66729 43767 5475 57.54 37.74 4.72

46 75152 37496 3323 64.80 32.33 2.87

47 45114 62839 8018 38.90 54.19 6.91

48 79288 31024 5659 68.37 26.75 4.88

49 37700 68604 9667 32.51 59.16 8.34

50 42799 67683 5489 36.90 58.36 4.73



51 5016 27913 83042 4.33 24.07 71.61

52 14050 58132 43789 12.12 50.13 37.76

53 10013 43697 62261 8.63 37.68 53.69

54 17139 48588 50244 14.78 41.90 43.32

55 11318 27860 76793 9.76 24.02 66.22



56 30465 35750 49756 26.27 30.83 42.90

57 26686 22722 66563 23.01 19.59 57.40

58 2921 28610 84440 2.52 24.67 72.81

59 4200 25913 85858 3.62 22.34 74.03

60 7632 45552 62787 6.58 39.28 54.14

CODE - 1

PAPER 2 : PHYSICS


Wrong Response

Not Attempted


% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted

Section 1 One or More than One Correct Choice

Correct Answer 3 marks Wrong Answer (-1) Mark

1 5388 54863 55720 4.65 47.31 48.05

2 12536 63651 39784 10.81 54.89 34.31

3 25645 50004 40322 22.11 43.12 34.77

4 30233 34201 51537 26.07 29.49 44.44

5 43501 37772 34698 37.51 32.57 29.92

6 11379 36114 68478 9.81 31.14 59.05

7 8816 62529 44626 7.60 53.92 38.48

8 21532 72445 21994 18.57 62.47 18.97

Section 2 Single Correct Choice


9 36125 22213 57633 31.15 19.15 49.70

10 16240 28261 71470 14.00 24.37 61.63

11 48320 41859 25792 41.67 36.09 22.24

12 11781 48728 55462 10.16 42.02 47.82

13 42955 46200 26816 37.04 39.84 23.12

14 38195 42240 35536 32.93 36.42 30.64

15 33223 33619 49129 28.65 28.99 42.36

16 50926 23575 41470 43.91 20.33 35.76



17 73184 35519 7268 63.11 30.63 6.27

18 69186 33643 13142 59.66 29.01 11.33

19 99361 13803 2807 85.68 11.90 2.42

20 66645 25879 23447 57.47 22.32 20.22

CODE - 1

PAPER 2 : CHEMISTRY


Wrong Response

Not Attempted


% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted



21 24431 76664 14876 21.07 66.11 12.83

22 48303 46285 21383 41.65 39.91 18.44

23 23398 49832 42741 20.18 42.97 36.85

24 8031 75001 32939 6.93 64.67 28.40

25 28047 32221 55703 24.18 27.78 48.03

26 32146 51149 32676 27.72 44.10 28.18

27 27625 48641 39705 23.82 41.94 34.24

28 17369 33326 65276 14.98 28.74 56.29



29 79055 29024 7892 68.17 25.03 6.81

30 100014 10465 5492 86.24 9.02 4.74

31 43778 34585 37608 37.75 29.82 32.43

32 28864 55250 31857 24.89 47.64 27.47

33 38676 35293 42002 33.35 30.43 36.22

34 16391 51580 48000 14.13 44.48 41.39

35 30593 41129 44249 26.38 35.46 38.16

36 13806 57853 44312 11.90 49.89 38.21



37 57657 47741 10573 49.72 41.17 9.12

38 25343 71156 19472 21.85 61.36 16.79

39 65276 32339 18356 56.29 27.89 15.83

40 24703 54357 36911 21.30 46.87 31.83

CODE - 1

PAPER 2 : MATHEMATICS


Wrong Response

Not Attempted


% of Wrong Response

% of Not Attempted



41 5371 33046 77554 4.63 28.50 66.87

42 51341 44339 20291 44.27 38.23 17.50

43 11383 32404 72184 9.82 27.94 62.24

44 9823 60648 45500 8.47 52.30 39.23

45 2841 20382 92748 2.45 17.58 79.98

46 62624 26663 26684 54.00 22.99 23.01

47 36340 35542 44089 31.34 30.65 38.02

48 9479 27637 78855 8.17 23.83 68.00



49 17558 33198 65215 15.14 28.63 56.23

50 16033 26399 73539 13.83 22.76 63.41

51 58981 26234 30756 50.86 22.62 26.52

52 37066 32876 46029 31.96 28.35 39.69

53 8322 37925 69724 7.18 32.70 60.12

54 21548 26197 68226 18.58 22.59 58.83

55 32925 36952 46094 28.39 31.86 39.75

56 10832 43535 61604 9.34 37.54 53.12



57 26951 44089 44931 23.24 38.02 38.74

58 55842 32360 27769 48.15 27.90 23.94

59 69503 23724 22744 59.93 20.46 19.61

60 76198 20874 18899 65.70 18.00 16.30

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JEE (Advanced) Vs JEE (Main) Marks CML 1 - 2500

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Table A1 : Candidates Eligible and Registered for JEE (Advanced)

CML OBC SC ST

Eligible for JEE Advanced 75238 41213 23953 11947

Registered 69399 31693 17831 7826

75238

41213

23953

11947

69399

31693

17831

7826

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Axis Title

Candidates Eligible & Registered for JEE (Advanced)

Table A2 Registered and Appeared Candidates

Zone Total Registered

GE OBC SC ST Appeared % Appeared

Bombay 29351 10742 9026 4268 2484 26520 90.35

Delhi 19159 9040 5530 2619 833 18022 94.07

Guwahati 10483 2083 5551 1228 788 9650 92.05

Kanpur 15212 5846 5572 2756 326 14500 95.32

Kharagpur 15289 5611 4954 2200 1217 13982 91.45

Madras 25332 9504 8729 2620 1162 22015 86.91

Roorkee 11923 5972 2909 2093 308 11282 94.62

Total 126749 48798 42271 17784 7118 115971 91.50

Bombay23%

Delhi15%

Guwahati8%Kanpur

12%

Kharagpur12%

Madras20%

Roorkee10%

Registered

Bombay23%

Delhi16%

Guwahati8%Kanpur

12%

Kharagpur12%

Madras19%

Roorkee10%

Appeared

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Bombay Delhi Guwahati Kanpur Kharagpur Madras Roorkee

Registered 29351 19159 10483 15212 15289 25332 11923

Appeared 26520 18022 9650 14500 13982 22015 11282

Qualified 4889 3808 1058 2414 2367 4227 2071

Registered, Appeared & Qualified (Table A2)

Registered Appeared Qualified

Table A3 Number of Qualified Candidates

Zone GE SC ST OBC Total

Bombay 2979 658 386 866 4889

Delhi 2557 462 98 691 3808

Guwahati 417 170 36 435 1058

Kanpur 1477 425 38 474 2414

Kharagpur 1356 415 85 511 2367

Madras 2466 546 186 1029 4227

Roorkee 1492 314 27 238 2071

Total 12744 2990 856 4244 20834

Bombay24%

Delhi18%

Guwahati5%

Kanpur12%

Kharagpur11%

Madras20%

Roorkee10%

Zone wise qualified candidates

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GE 2979 2557 417 1477 1356 2466 1492

SC 658 462 170 425 415 546 314

ST 386 98 36 38 85 186 27

OBC 866 691 435 474 511 1029 238

Category wise & Zone wise qualified candidates

GE SC ST OBC

Table A4 Number of appeared and qualified PD candidates in each zone

Zone Appeared Qualified % age

Bombay 235 23 9.79

Delhi 159 15 9.43

Guwahati 277 21 7.58

Kanpur 221 20 9.05

Kharagpur 228 34 14.91

Madras 221 28 12.67

Roorkee 106 9 8.49

Total 1447 150 10.37

Bombay16%

Delhi11%

Guwahati19%

Kanpur15%

Kharagpur16%

Madras15%

Roorkee8%

Appeared

Bombay15%

Delhi10%

Guwahati14%

Kanpur13%

Kharagpur23%

Madras19%

Roorkee6%

Qualified

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Appeared 235 159 277 221 228 221 106

Qualified 23 15 21 20 34 28 9

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221 228 221

106

23 15 21 2034 28

9

Zone wise PD Appeared and Qualified (Table A4)

Appeared Qualified

Table A5 Zone wise distribution of appeared candidates according to gender

Zone Male Female Total % Male % Female

Bombay 24547 4804 29351 83.63 16.37

Delhi 16044 3115 19159 83.74 16.26

Guwahati 9091 1392 10483 86.72 13.28

Kanpur 12955 2257 15212 85.16 14.84

Kharagpur 12355 2934 15289 80.81 19.19

Madras 18735 6597 25332 73.96 26.04

Roorkee 9933 1990 11923 83.31 16.69

Total 103660 23089 126749


Male 24547 16044 9091 12955 12355 18735 9933

Female 4804 3115 1392 2257 2934 6597 1990

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Male Female

Table A6 : Zone wise distribution of qualified candidates according to Gender

Zone Male Female Total % Male % Female

Bombay 4343 546 4889 88.83 11.17

Delhi 3405 403 3808 89.42 10.58

Guwahati 974 84 1058 92.06 7.94

Kanpur 2170 244 2414 89.89 10.11

Kharagpur 2131 236 2367 90.03 9.97

Madras 3603 624 4227 85.24 14.76

Roorkee 1842 229 2071 88.94 11.06

Total 18468 2366 20834

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Zone wise Qualified Male & Female

% Male % Female


Male Registered 24547 16044 9091 12955 12355 18735 9933

Male Qualified 4343 3405 974 2170 2131 3603 1842

Female Registered 4804 3115 1392 2257 2934 6597 1990

Female Qualified 546 403 84 244 236 624 229

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Table A7 : Zone wise distribution of candidates registered according to type of preparation

Zone Self-Study Other Mode Total % Self Study % Other Mode

Bombay 19839 9512 29351 67.59 32.41

Delhi 11756 7403 19159 61.36 38.64

Guwahati 7429 3054 10483 70.87 29.13

Kanpur 10382 4830 15212 68.25 31.75

Kharagpur 9904 5385 15289 64.78 35.22

Madras 12748 12584 25332 50.32 49.68

Roorkee 7888 4035 11923 66.16 33.84

79946 46803 126749

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Roorkee

Distribution of candidates accroding to Type of Preparation

% Other Mode % Self Study

Table A8 : Zone wise distribution of candidates qualified according to type of preparation

Zone Self Study

Other Mode

Total % Self Study

% Other Mode

Bombay 2570 2319 4889 52.57 47.43

Delhi 1795 2013 3808 47.14 52.86

Guwahati 649 409 1058 61.34 38.66

Kanpur 1322 1092 2414 54.76 45.24

Kharagpur 1223 1144 2367 51.67 48.33

Madras 1666 2561 4227 39.41 60.59

Roorkee 1142 929 2071 55.14 44.86

Total 10367 10467 20834

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Guwahati

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Madras

Roorkee

Qualified accroding to Type of Preparation

Qualified % Other Mode Qualified % Self Study


Registered % Self Study 67.59 61.36 70.87 68.25 64.78 50.32 66.16

Registered % Other Mode 32.41 38.64 29.13 31.75 35.22 49.68 33.84

Qualified % Self Study 52.57 47.14 61.34 54.76 51.67 39.41 55.14

Qualified % Other Mode 47.43 52.86 38.66 45.24 48.33 60.59 44.86

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Table A9 : Registered and Qualified candidates according to Board affiliation Code Board Name Registered Qualified % Registered % Qualified

01 Andhra Pradesh Board Of Intermediate Education

17360 3538 13.70 16.98

02 Assam Higher Secondary Education Council

825 54 0.65 0.26

03 Bihar Intermediate Education Council 5085 346 4.01 1.66

04 Central Board Of Secondary Education 58587 11693 46.22 56.12

05 Chattisgarh Madhyamik Shiksha Mandal 603 28 0.48 0.13

06 Council For The Indian School Certificate Examinations

3622 782 2.86 3.75

07 Goa Board Of Secondary And Higher Secondary Education

62 10 0.05 0.05

08 Gujarat Secondary Education Board 6338 217 5.00 1.04

09 Haryana Board Of Education 561 36 0.44 0.17

10 H P Board Of School Education 245 11 0.19 0.05

11 J And K State Board Of School Education 221 24 0.17 0.12

12 Jharkhand Academic Council 685 33 0.54 0.16

13 Karnataka Board Of Pre University Education

1713 155 1.35 0.74

14 Kerala Board Of Public Examinations 1874 51 1.48 0.24

15 Madhya Pradesh Board Of Secondary Education

2913 422 2.30 2.03

16 Maharastra State Board Of Secondary And Higher Secondary Education

7596 1210 5.99 5.81

17 Manipur Council Of Higher Secondary Education

60 3 0.05 0.01

18 Meghalaya Board Of Secondary Education

79 0 0.06 0.00

19 Mizoram Board Of School Education 47 0 0.04 0.00

20 Nagaland Board Of School Education 97 0 0.08 0.00

21 Odisha Council Of Higher Secondary Education

985 90 0.78 0.43

22 Punjab School Education Board 376 30 0.30 0.14

23 Rajasthan Board Of Secondary Education

8738 1376 6.89 6.60

24 Tamil Nadu Board Of Higher Secondary Education

1490 31 1.18 0.15

25 Tripura Board Of Secondary Education 60 4 0.05 0.02

26 U P Board Of High School And Intermediate Education

4376 369 3.45 1.77

27 Uttaranchal Shiksha Evam Pariksha Parishad

191 13 0.15 0.06

28 West Bengal Council Of Higher Secondary Education

1387 235 1.09 1.13

29 National Institute Of Open Schooling 156 13 0.12 0.06

30 Others 417 60 0.33 0.29

Total 126749 20834

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Registered Qualified

Table A10 : Zone wise distribution of candidates according to place of 10th Schooling

12th Schooling from Registered Qualified % Registered % Qualified

City 82112 15802 64.78 75.85

Town 28493 3332 22.48 15.99

Village 16144 1700 12.74 8.16

Total 126749 20834

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% Qualified 75.85 15.99 8.16

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% Registered % Qualified

Table A11 Zone wise distribution of candidates according to residence

Zone Registered Rural

Registered Urban

Qualified Rural

Qualified Urban

Bombay 10049 19302 1118 3771

Delhi 5508 13651 779 3029

Guwahati 5292 5191 376 682

Kanpur 4905 10307 509 1905

Kharagpur 4423 10866 379 1988

Madras 9600 15732 1256 2971

Roorkee 3795 8128 435 1636

1118

779 376

509 379

1256

435

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Table A12 Distribution of candidates according to Fathers Occupation

Occupation Registered Qualified % Registered

% Qualified

Blank 11390 1768 8.99 8.49

Agriculture 17819 1586 14.06 7.61

Business 20760 3621 16.38 17.38

Medical 1955 606 1.54 2.91

Engineering 3919 961 3.09 4.61

Law Practive 1110 202 0.88 0.97

Govt. Service 36387 6215 28.71 29.83

Public Sector 6752 1614 5.33 7.75

Private Service 12645 2089 9.98 10.03

Teaching/Research 6074 1150 4.79 5.52

Architecture 157 17 0.12 0.08

Pharmacy 230 34 0.18 0.16

Self-Employment 4580 649 3.61 3.12

Others 2971 322 2.34 1.55

Total 126749 20834

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Table A13 Distribution of candidates according to fathers education

Qualification Registered Qualified % Registered % Qualified

Blank 11027 1687 8.70 8.10

ILLITERATE 6693 540 5.28 2.59

MATRICULATE 26714 2767 21.08 13.28

GRADUATE 48344 8900 38.14 42.72

POST GRADUATE 24649 5818 19.45 27.93

OTHERS 9322 1122 7.35 5.39

Total 126749 20834

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OTHERS

Registered & Qualified according to Father's Qualification


Table : A14 Distribution of candidates according to parents income

Income Registered Qualified % Registered % Qualified

Blank 11897 1842 9.39 8.84

Upto 1 Lakh 24757 2416 19.53 11.60

Rs. 100001 -200000 24346 2650 19.21 12.72

Rs. 200001 - 300000 14608 2204 11.53 10.58

Rs. 300001 -400000 13070 2202 10.31 10.57

Rs. 400001 -500000 9569 1902 7.55 9.13

Rs. 500001-600000 6605 1491 5.21 7.16

Rs. 600001-700000 3919 956 3.09 4.59

Rs. 700001-800000 3412 862 2.69 4.14

Rs. 800001 and Above 14566 4309 11.49 20.68

Total 126749 20834

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Registered Qualified

Table A15 State wise distribution of candidates

state Registered Qualified % Registered % Qualified

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS (UT) 39 1 0.03 0.00

ANDHRA PRADESH 18242 3698 14.39 17.75

ARUNACHAL PRADESH 193 2 0.15 0.01

ASSAM 1424 124 1.12 0.60

BIHAR 9777 1158 7.71 5.56

CHANDIGARH (UT) 1136 254 0.90 1.22

CHHATTISGARH 1695 235 1.34 1.13

DADAR & NAGAR HAVELI (UT) 33 3 0.03 0.01

DAMAN & DIU (UT) 22 2 0.02 0.01

DELHI (NCT) 7478 1509 5.90 7.24

GOA 86 13 0.07 0.06

GUJARAT 7435 421 5.87 2.02

HARYANA 4200 776 3.31 3.72

HIMACHAL PRADESH 662 61 0.52 0.29

JAMMU & KASHMIR 455 43 0.36 0.21

JHARKHAND 4953 727 3.91 3.49

KARNATAKA 2722 342 2.15 1.64

KERALA 4517 295 3.56 1.42

LAKSHADWEEP (UT) 7 0 0.01 0.00

MADHYA PRADESH 7300 1489 5.76 7.15

MAHARASTRA 9274 1557 7.32 7.47

MANIPUR 95 5 0.07 0.02

MEGHALAYA 124 0 0.10 0.00

MIZORAM 54 0 0.04 0.00

NAGALAND 114 1 0.09 0.00

ODISHA 2144 241 1.69 1.16

PUDUCHERRY (UT) 115 8 0.09 0.04

PUNJAB 2236 424 1.76 2.04

RAJASTHAN 15759 3631 12.43 17.43

SIKKIM 32 2 0.03 0.01

TAMIL NADU 3018 450 2.38 2.16

TRIPURA 163 14 0.13 0.07

UTTAR PRADESH 16557 2520 13.06 12.10

UTTARAKHAND 1362 191 1.07 0.92

WEST BENGAL 3326 637 2.62 3.06

Total 126749 20834

0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00 20.00

ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS (UT)

ANDHRA PRADESH

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

ASSAM

BIHAR

CHANDIGARH (UT)

CHHATTISGARH

DADAR & NAGAR HAVELI (UT)

DAMAN & DIU (UT)

DELHI (NCT)

GOA

GUJARAT

HARYANA

HIMACHAL PRADESH

JAMMU & KASHMIR

JHARKHAND

KARNATAKA

KERALA

LAKSHADWEEP (UT)

MADHYA PRADESH

MAHARASTRA

MANIPUR

MEGHALAYA

MIZORAM

NAGALAND

ODISHA

PUDUCHERRY (UT)

PUNJAB

RAJASTHAN

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TAMIL NADU

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UTTARAKHAND

WEST BENGAL

Registered & Qualified according to State

% Qualified % Registered

Table A16 City wise registered and qualified candidates

Exam. City Name Registered Qualified

Agartala 137 11

Agra 1290 194

Ahmedabad 4490 280

Ajmer 1200 278

Aligarh 440 81

Allahabad 1602 177

Amritsar 301 49

Bangalore 2454 312

Bareilly 632 93

Bathinda 675 145

Bhilai 651 125

Bhopal 2236 441

Bhubaneswar 1770 220

Bilaspur 469 51

Bokaro 967 166

Chandigarh 1754 349

Chennai 2381 406

Dehradun 671 105

Delhi (Central) 1245 169

Delhi (East) 2281 462

Delhi (North) 1765 339

Delhi (South) 2588 469

Delhi (West) 2140 461

Dhanbad 943 104

Dubai 76 10

Durgapur 626 111

Faridabad 908 213

Gangtok 35 0

Gautam Budh Nagar 286 67

Gaya 602 46

Ghaziabad 585 100

Gorakhpur 1265 130

Gurgaon 1260 227

Guwahati 1274 107

Gwalior 1054 247

Hyderabad 7698 1702

Imphal 91 6

Indore 2534 608

Itanagar 189 2

Jabalpur 1200 197

Jaipur 9262 2188

Jalandhar 505 62

Jammu 514 50

Jamshedpur 847 140

Jhansi 690 122

Jodhpur 1500 274

Jorhat 254 25

Kanpur 2730 425

Katihar 275 32

Exam. City Name Registered Qualified

Kharagpur 235 48

Kochi 1805 146

Kolkata (North) 641 114

Kolkata (Salt Lake) 917 174

Kolkata (South) 931 194

Kozhikode 1732 86

Kurukshetra 631 99

Lucknow 2838 441

Ludhiana 370 74

Madurai 510 20

Malda 82 15

Mangalore 369 40

Mathura 452 115

Meerut 684 132

Moradabad 414 63

Mumbai 3022 631

Muzaffarpur 827 90

Nagpur 2723 399

Navi Mumbai 837 160

Nellore 803 160

Palampur 177 18

Panaji 135 18

Panipat 281 69

Pantnagar 307 40

Patiala 451 121

Patna 6514 710

Port Blair 28 1

Puducherry 360 35

Pune 3000 442

Raipur 718 84

Ranchi 2023 266

Rohtak 574 108

Roorkee 668 92

Rourkela 388 39

Shillong 134 2

Shimla 249 24

Sikar 1985 317

Silchar 113 4

Siliguri 210 34

Surat 1900 98

Thiruvananthapuram 984 80

Udaipur 971 287

Vadodara 1282 121

Varanasi 2015 301

Vijayawada 4690 1088

Visakhapatnam 2881 504

Warangal 1546 152

Total 126749 20834

TREND ANALYSIS Trend analysis has been carried out using historical data. Table B1 captures the trend in the number of registered candidates for the last 17 years. This year, the format of examination has changed and number of candidates for JEE (Advanced) are restricted to 1.5 Lakhs. So no association can be made. The increase in the number of total registered candidates in 2012 as compared to the same in 2011 is however only about 4.4 %, as compared to about 2 % increase from 2010 to 2011, which is, in all likelihood the result of decreasing the application fee for females. Interpreting the zone-wise data of registered candidate of JEE (Advanced) 2013, IIT Bombay is having the maximum number of candidates (23.15%) and IIT Guwahati is having the least number of candidates (8.27%). Table B2 captures the trend in terms of the candidates belonging to various categories. The number of GE candidates has decreased to 40.38% of the total registered candidates whereas the candidates in SC category increased to 15.82%. The number of OBC, SC, and ST category candidates has relatively remained unchanged between 2011 and 2012. Table B3 captures the trend in terms of number of attempts. In JEE (Advanced) 2013, about 69.6% candidates have attempted JEE (Advanced) for the first time which is very low compared to 80% of JEE-2012. In JEE-2012, about 80 % of the candidates have attempted JEE for the first time and about 20 % have attempted JEE for the second time. As can be seen in Table B3, since 2007, except for minor differences this ratio has remained constant and may be attributed to the introduction of a ceiling on the number of attempts allowed in JEE. Table B4 captures the gender-wise trend in the number of registered candidates. This year the number of registered girls candidates are reduced to almost half in terms of percentage compared to JEE-2012. In JEE-2012, the reduction in the application fee for females has led to an increase in the fraction of girls registering for JEE. In the 1990s the ratio was close to 10 to 1 in favor of boys, which decreased to 7 to 1 in the early 2000s, to 4 to 1 in the mid and late 2000s, to 2 to 1 in 2012. In 2011 it was observed that this ratio is approaching close to 1 female candidate for every three male candidates.

Table B1 Zone wise trend of registered candidates

Table B2 Trend of registered candidates according to category

Year GE % OBC % SC % ST % Total

1997 81990 89.8 0 0 7235 7.9 1742 1.9 91279

1998 84951 88.9 0 0 8282 8.7 1942 2.0 95517

1999 99171 88.3 0 0 10036 8.9 2382 2.1 112344

2000 115319 89.7 0 0 9951 7.7 2495 1.9 128625

2001 131706 89.1 0 0 11796 8.0 3141 2.1 147775

2002 158994 89.3 0 0 14224 8.0 3597 2.0 178043

2003 157542 88.0 0 0 15914 8.9 4033 2.3 178940

2004 154811 88.3 0 0 15294 8.7 4041 2.3 175355

2005 175331 88.5 0 0 17304 8.7 4717 2.4 198059

2006 264536 88.4 0 0 26800 9.0 6707 2.2 299087

2007 222515 88.4 0 0 22049 8.8 6519 2.6 251803

2008 208328 64.8 74404 23.1 29829 9.3 9092 2.8 321653

2009 239917 60.2 107285 26.9 37825 9.5 13237 3.3 398264

2010* 268684 59.0 128114 28.1 42800 9.4 15973 3.5 455571

2011 276239 56.9 142297 29.3 47358 9.8 19242 4.0 485136

2012 294333 58.11 143284 28.29 49087 9.69 19780 3.91 506484

2013 51180 40.38 47092 37.15 20054 15.82 8423 6.65 126749

* The data for 2010 is based on appeared candidates

Year B % D % Guw % K % Kgp % M % R % Total

1997 14381 15.8 17875 19.6 - - 21655 23.7 23780 26.1 13588 14.9 - - 91279

1998 15400 16.1 19115 20.0 - - 23777 24.9 23240 24.3 14087 14.7 - - 95619

1999 17673 15.7 25829 23.0 1393 1.2 28837 25.7 24201 21.5 14414 12.8 - - 112347

2000 18434 14.3 31753 24.7 1403 1.1 32672 25.4 28756 22.4 15607 12.1 - - 128625

2001 22532 15.3 39271 26.6 1806 1.2 36711 24.8 29962 20.3 17493 11.8 - - 147775

2002 27486 15.4 48115 27.0 3058 1.7 40943 23.0 35787 20.1 18420 10.4 4234 2.4 178043

2003 25896 14.5 37150 20.8 14384 8.0 33905 19.0 30897 17.3 19477 10.9 17231 9.6 178940

2004 28743 16.4 35052 20.0 14144 8.1 33321 19.0 27632 15.8 20134 11.5 16329 9.3 175355

2005 33916 17.1 36709 18.5 16656 8.4 35190 17.8 29498 14.9 24007 12.1 22083 11.2 198059

2006 50854 17.0 52414 17.5 25812 8.6 53979 18.1 41362 13.8 42264 14.1 32402 10.8 299087

2007 46789 18.6 47776 19.0 16486 6.6 39760 15.8 33939 13.5 39916 15.9 27137 10.8 251803

2008 63517 19.2 53192 16.6 20826 6.5 47187 14.7 42242 13.1 51747 16.1 42648 13.3 321653

2009 83838 21.1 62974 15.8 31323 7.9 48819 12.3 53959 13.5 67093 16.8 50258 12.6 398264

2010 80761 17.0 73789 15.6 54471 12.0 73929 15.6 61263 12.9 68537 14.5 61232 14.5 473982

2011 85146 17.6 70793 14.6 58610 12.1 80348 16.6 63016 13.0 65612 13.5 61611 12.7 485136

2012 77322 15.3 74499 14.7 62160 12.2 82679 16.3 65362 12.9 77970 15.4 66492 13.1 506484

2013 29351 23.16 19159 15.12 10483 8.27 15212 12.00 15289 12.06 25332 19.99 11923 9.41 126749

Table B3 Trend of registered candidates according to number of attempts

Year No. of registered candidates

First attempt

% Second attempt

% Third/more attempts

% Not available

2001 147775 99069 67.0 32611 22.1 15902 10.8 -

2002 178043 118755 66.7 40238 22.6 18873 10.6 -

2003 178940 116198 64.9 38846 21.7 17021 9.5 -

2004 175355 114682 65.4 41559 23.7 18763 10.7 -

2005 198059 132765 67.0 45488 23.0 19806 10.0 -

2006 299087 213485 71.4 51359 17.2 15289 5.1 -

2007 251803 201298 79.9 50370 20.0 NA NA 135

2008 321653 264881 82.4 56488 17.6 NA NA 284

2009 398264 336686 84.5 61370 15.4 NA NA 208

2010 473982 - - - - NA NA -

2011 485136 389129 80.2 95785 19.7 NA NA 222

2012 506484 416289 82.1 89970 17.7 225 0.04 -

2013 126749 88269 69.6 38480 27.2 NA NA -

Table B4 Trend of registered candidates based on gender

Year Male % Female % Total

1997 81461 89.2 9818 10.8 91279

1998 84791 88.7 10828 11.3 95619

1999 99608 88.7 12684 11.3 112292

2000 112403 87.4 16222 12.6 128625

2001 128118 86.7 19657 13.3 147775

2002 152319 85.6 25624 14.5 178043

2003 153192 85.6 25748 14.4 178940

2004 150786 86.0 24569 14.0 175355

2005 168762 85.2 29297 14.8 198059

2006 244190 81.7 54897 18.4 299087

2007 195250 77.5 56553 22.5 251803

2008 243399 75.7 78254 24.3 321653

2009 295831 74.3 102431 25.7 398264

2010* 342447 75.2 113063 24.8 455571

2011 371400 76.6 113736 23.4 485136

2012 337916 66.7 168568 33.3 506484

2013 103660 81.8 23089 18.2 126749

*The data for 2010 is based on appeared candidates

COUNSELLING AND SEAT ALLOCATION STATISTICS

Of the 20834 qualified candidates, 14336 candidates were shortlisted for seat allocation. Only 14061

candidates filled the course choices. The category wise distribution of candidates did not fill the

choices are as follows: -

GE Category : 89 candidates

OBC (NCL) Category : 94 Candidates

SC Category : 83 Candidates

ST Category : 9 Candidates

The AAT-2013 test was administered at all the seven IITs on 28th June, 2013 between 9:00 am and 12

Noon. A total of 337 candidates wrote the test. The zone-wise number of candidates registered and

qualified is given in the following Table .

Institute Candidates Registered

Candidates Qualified

IIT Bombay 239 27

IIT Delhi 238 43

IIT Guwahati 73 9

IIT Kanpur 177 18

IIT Kharagpur 121 26

IIT Madras 206 37

IIT Roorkee 118 20

Total 1172 180

In First round of seat allocation 9716 candidates were offered seats and 763 candidates did not turned

up for document verification.

In Second round of seat allocation 9663 candidates were offered seats and 298 candidates did not

turned up for document verification and 263 withdrawn the allotted seat in First/Second round of

counselling.

In final round of seat allocation 9718 candidates were offered seat.

Seven (7) supernumerary seats were created due to tie-break in ranks and choices filled by the

candidates 1014244 (M5236 GE_SN), 2014233 (K4110 GE_SN), 2057399 (D4109 OBC_SN), 4020105

(K4110 GE_SN), 5029191 (S4129 OBC_SN), 7001318 (S4131 GE_SN), 7007279 (D4139 GE_SN). In

addition, one supernumerary seat is created due to foreign nationality 6018233 (M4127 GE_SN).

The availability of seats and the allotment statistics are shown in Table C1 and C2. This show that we

have allotted 9718 seats against the 9867 seats available. The vacant seats in ST and PD categories are

carried to the preparatory course. The statistics related to course allocation is given in Table C3.

Table C4 captures the number of candidates from each zone offered seats in the 17 institutions. Large

number of candidates from Bombay and Delhi zones have joined the respective IITs. Table C5 captures

the data on the number of allotted candidates based on number of attempts. 59.2 % of the candidates

have qualified in the first attempt while 40.8% in the second attempt. The percentage of second

attempt candidates allotted seat in Jodhpur, ISM Dhanbad is more than 50%. This could be due to the

choice of branches of the candidates. Table C6 show that about 93.5% of the candidates allotted seats

are male while 6.5% are female. This is not consistent with the data of IIT-JEE 2013.

Table C7 show statistics on the number of candidates called for and allotted seats to the Preparatory

Course. This year the SC category merit list had more students than the number of seats available in

the SC category. All SC candidates meeting the cut-off were called for counselling for seats. No SC

preparatory list was made since the number of qualified candidates exceeded 1.4 times the number

of seats in the respective category. There is no seat left vacant in SC category for the Preparatory

Course. Table C10 shows the zone wise distribution of the candidates for the Preparatory Course.

Tables C11 to C14 show the distribution of candidates in the various brackets of ranks in the CML and

in the various categories. Table C9 shows the number of seats converted to respective category after

Preparatory-PD course allotment.

After the formal approval from JAB. JIC has decided to distribute preparatory students across various Institutes and decided to run the preparatory classes as detailed below:

Institute at which preparatory course is allotted.

Prep classes to be held at

IIT Roorkee

IIT Roorkee IIT Delhi

IIT Mandi

IIT Guwahati IIT Guwahati

IIT Kharagpur

IIT Kharagpur IIT Bhubaneshwar

IIT Patna

IIT Madras

IIT Madras IIT Bombay

IIT Hyderabad

IIT Gandhinagar

IIT (BHU)Varanasi

IIT(BHU) Varanasi IIT Kanpur

IIT Jodhpur

ISM-Dhanbad ISM-Dhanbad

Most Preferred 1st Five Choices Given by the Candidates

Most Preferred 1st Choice Most Preferred 2nd Choice Most Preferred 3rd Choice Most Preferred 4th Choice Most Preferred 5th Choice

Code No. of

Candidates Opted Code

No. of Candidates Opted

Code No. of

Candidates Opted Code

No. of Candidates Opted

Code No. of

Candidates Opted

B4110 4757 D4110 2812 K4110 1993 G4110 1300 G4110 1113

D4110 1215 B4111 1601 B4125 990 K4110 966 M4110 977

B4125 888 B4110 902 D4110 875 M4110 907 D4111 702

B4111 715 B4125 813 B4111 681 D4111 651 K4110 602

D4125 484 D4125 709 M4110 637 D4110 538 B4111 531

D4111 365 D4111 706 D4125 496 D4125 471 R4110 454

M4110 284 K4110 360 K4125 467 B4111 462 B4125 424

B4101 281 M4110 282 D4111 457 B4109 462 D4125 407

K4110 264 K4125 258 G4110 419 G4125 398 D4110 391

D4109 253 D4109 247 B4110 404 B4125 384 G4125 318

K4125 226 B4109 219 K4111 316 K4125 313 B4109 281

B4109 212 M4111 192 D5216 314 B4110 288 M4125 261

M4125 193 D5216 183 B4109 303 R4110 266 K4111 254

G4110 162 K4111 182 M4125 241 M4125 251 D5216 253

G4125 139 M4125 167 G4125 233 K4111 236 K4125 245

G4115 138 G4125 152 D4112 206 B4107 234 D4112 227

M4111 131 G4110 142 D4109 186 B4101 225 B4107 225

K4111 120 G4111 128 K4109 168 D4112 215 B4110 219

H4110 119 B4101 121 M4111 146 D4109 213 B4101 216

D5216 91 K4101 110 G4111 146 D5216 202 M4111 215

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R5101 G5101 V5801 V4301 M5601 S5701 S5702 G5501 G5504 G5505 J4140 S5402 V5304 G5503 W4401 V5206 K4201 V5209 K4202 M5228

No. of Candidates Opted 684 695 994 1036 1276 1438 1489 1606 1689 1699 1730 1742 1755 1789 1798 1858 1876 1880 1892 1903

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No. of Candidates Opted 10360 10264 10157 10133 10068 10057 9723 9606 9551 9511 9425 9403 9356 9151 9140 9078 8923 8778 8615 8568

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Table C1 Number of seats available (Category wise)

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

Bhubaneswar A 78 43 23 11 2 1 1 1 160

Bombay B 432 230 129 63 13 7 4 2 880

Mandi C 59 32 17 8 1 1 1 1 120

Delhi D 416 224 122 63 13 7 4 2 851

Indore E 58 32 17 9 2 1 1 0 120

Kharagpur G 657 351 195 98 20 11 6 3 1341

Hyderabad H 101 57 30 15 4 1 1 1 210

Jodhpur J 98 53 29 14 2 2 1 1 200

Kanpur K 405 217 120 60 12 7 4 2 827

Madras M 410 220 122 61 13 6 4 2 838

Gandhinagar N 71 36 21 10 1 1 0 0 140

Patna P 99 53 29 16 3 0 0 0 200

Roorkee R 541 289 161 81 17 9 5 2 1105

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

Ropar U 60 32 17 8 0 1 1 1 120

IIT(BHU) Varanasi V 533 283 156 85 16 9 5 3 1090

Guwahati W 323 175 97 45 10 5 3 2 660

Total 4835 2594 1434 720 140 75 44 25 9867

Table C2 Institute wise & Category wise seat allotment

Zone Code GE GEPD OBC OBCPD SC SCPD ST STPD Total

Bhubaneswar A 78 0 43 0 23 0 12 0 156

Bombay B 432 12 230 5 131 0 65 0 875

Mandi C 59 0 32 0 18 0 9 0 118

Delhi D 417 9 225 2 125 1 64 0 843

Indore E 58 2 32 1 17 1 9 0 120

Kharagpur G 646 7 368 4 200 0 83 0 1308

Hyderabad H 101 0 57 1 30 0 16 0 205

Jodhpur J 98 1 53 1 30 0 14 0 197

Kanpur K 408 8 217 5 122 1 57 0 818

Madras M 413 7 221 3 124 1 59 0 828

Gandhinagar N 71 0 36 0 21 0 10 0 138

Patna P 99 2 53 0 29 0 16 0 199

Roorkee R 530 10 298 4 164 0 72 0 1078

ISM Dhanbad S 497 3 268 2 152 0 70 0 992

Ropar U 60 0 32 1 18 0 9 0 120

IIT(BHU) Varanasi V 536 6 285 4 161 0 77 0 1069

Guwahati W 324 6 176 2 100 0 46 0 654

Total 9718*

* In addition, 145 seats allotted under preparatory course as shown in Table C8.

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RoparIIT(BHU)Varanasi

Guwahati

Available 160 880 120 851 120 1341 210 200 827 838 140 200 1105 1005 120 1090 660

Allotted 156 875 118 843 120 1308 205 197 818 828 138 199 1078 992 120 1069 654

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Table C3 Counselling and Course allocation statistics

GE OBC(NCL) SC ST GE_PD OBC_PD SC_PD ST_PD Total

Seats available 4835 2594 1434 720 140 75 44 25 9867

Seats Allotted Third Round 4827 2626 1465 688 73 35 4 0 9718

Table C4 Zone vs. allotted institute for the candidates allotted seats in Final Round of counselling

Zone Bombay Delhi Guwahati Kanpur Kharagpur Madras Roorkee

Bhubaneswar 17 13 4 11 25 78 8

Bombay 402 117 22 71 61 168 34

Mandi 19 29 6 10 9 18 27

Delhi 191 299 36 84 56 73 104

Indore 42 23 5 15 2 17 16

Kharagpur 261 190 82 123 281 290 81

Hyderabad 39 7 1 10 11 130 7

Jodhpur 80 35 9 19 9 26 19

Kanpur 209 190 46 151 79 65 78

Madras 109 42 14 22 73 550 18

Gandhinagar 67 14 7 15 5 22 8

Patna 38 40 20 31 12 40 18

Roorkee 289 241 52 146 75 99 176

ISM Dhanbad 238 137 104 141 143 156 73

Ropar 24 23 7 7 13 9 37

IIT(BHU) Varanasi 240 217 71 199 102 111 129

Guwahati 167 120 68 61 68 131 39

Total 2432 1737 554 1116 1024 1983 872

Table C5 Distribution of allotted candidates based on number of attempts

Zone Code First Attempt

Second Attempt

Total % First Attempt

% Second Attempt

Bhubaneswar A 117 39 156 75.00 25.00

Bombay B 616 259 875 70.40 29.60

Mandi C 68 50 118 57.63 42.37

Delhi D 567 276 843 67.26 32.74

Indore E 66 54 120 55.00 45.00

Kharagpur G 832 476 1308 63.61 36.39

Hyderabad H 156 49 205 76.10 23.90

Jodhpur J 94 103 197 47.72 52.28

Kanpur K 502 316 818 61.37 38.63

Madras M 645 183 828 77.90 22.10

Gandhinagar N 91 47 138 65.94 34.06

Patna P 110 89 199 55.28 44.72

Roorkee R 597 481 1078 55.38 44.62

ISM Dhanbad S 492 500 992 49.60 50.40

Ropar U 65 55 120 54.17 45.83

IIT(BHU) Varanasi V 540 529 1069 50.51 49.49

Guwahati W 387 267 654 59.17 40.83

Table C-6 Distribution of allotted candidates based on gender

Institute Code Male Female Total % Male % Female

Bhubaneswar A 138 18 156 88.46 11.54

Bombay B 788 87 875 90.06 9.94

Mandi C 108 10 118 91.53 8.47

Delhi D 759 84 843 90.04 9.96

Indore E 106 14 120 88.33 11.67

Kharagpur G 1179 129 1308 90.14 9.86

Hyderabad H 172 33 205 83.90 16.10

Jodhpur J 178 19 197 90.36 9.64

Kanpur K 735 83 818 89.85 10.15

Madras M 732 96 828 88.41 11.59

Gandhinagar N 126 12 138 91.30 8.70

Patna P 188 11 199 94.47 5.53

Roorkee R 965 113 1078 89.52 10.48

ISM Dhanbad S 938 54 992 94.56 5.44

Ropar U 116 4 120 96.67 3.33

IIT(BHU) Varanasi V 971 98 1069 90.83 9.17

Guwahati W 611 43 654 93.43 6.57

Total 8810 908

Table C7 Zone wise data on ST and PD candidates for Preparatory Course

Bombay Delhi Guwahati Kanpur Kharagpur Madras Roorkee Total

Prep. ST qualified 68 27 9

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