JoSAA Counselling Schedule 2024: Check Category-wise Cutoff Marks

​​​​​​​Sakshi, Hyderabad: Telugu students have demonstrated their prowess in the JEE Advanced exam once again, securing four out of the top ten ranks. Additionally, 20 of the top 100 ranks are held by students from the Telugu states. A total of 12,000 students from Telangana and Andhra Pradesh qualified in the JEE Advanced exam.

The JEE Advanced exam, held on the 26th of last month for admissions to the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), saw IIT Madras conducting the examination. The results were announced on Sunday.

Qualification Statistics

• Total Eligible Candidates: 48,248
• Total Selected for Advanced Based on JEE Mains Ranks: 2.5 lakh
• Registered for Advanced Exam: 1,86,584
• Appeared for the Exam: 1,80,200

Top 10 Rankers

• Ved Lahoti (IIT Delhi Zone) - Marks: 355/360 - Rank: 1
• Aditya (IIT Delhi Zone) - Rank: 2
• Bhogalapalli Sandesh (Telugu States) - Marks: 338 - Rank: 3
• Putti Kaushalkumar (Telugu States) - Marks: 334 - Rank: 5
• Koduru Tejeshwar (Telugu States) - Marks: 331 - Rank: 8
• SSDB Sidvik Suhas (Telugu States) - Marks: 329 - Rank: 10

Increased Cutoff

The cutoff percentile for eligibility in JEE Advanced has increased this year:

• General Category Cutoff: 93.2 percentile (2023: 90.7, 2022: 88.4)
• Minimum Marks for Qualification:
  • Open Category: 109 marks
  • Reservation Category: 54 marks
  • Open Category Qualification: Minimum of 8.68% marks in each subject and an aggregate of 30.34% marks.

JoSAA Counseling Schedule 2024

The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will commence the counseling process for admissions into IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs from Monday. Mock counseling will be held until the 17th to familiarize students with the process.

The counseling schedule is as follows:

• Registrations and Option Selection: From June 18th
• First Phase: June 20th
• Second Phase: June 27th
• Third Phase: July 4th
• Fourth Phase: July 10th
• Final Phase: July 17th
• Counseling for Remaining Seats: July 23rd (if any seats remain)

Seats in IITs are allotted based on ranks in the JEE Advanced exam, while seats in other central engineering colleges are based on JEE Main ranks. This year, 121 educational institutions are participating in JoSAA counseling, up from 114 last year. In the academic year 2023-24, there were 17,385 seats available across 23 IITs, with the number expected to increase this year.

JEE Advanced Category-wise Qualified Candidates

Category-wise

Category	Applications	Appeared	Qualified
General	38,701	37,578	14,083
General (PwD)	857	798	236
OBC-NCL	68,507	66,213	9,281
OBC-NCL (PwD)	1,139	1,070	218
EWS	31,363	30,643	5,423
EWS (PwD)	340	324	85
SC	30,370	29,432	13,794
SC (PwD)	227	207	41
ST	14,651	13,869	5,073
ST (PwD)	69	66	14

Gender-wise Qualification

Gender	Applications	Appeared	Qualified
Males	1,43,637	1,39,180	40,284
Females	42,947	41,020	7,964
Total	1,86,584	1,80,200	48,248

JEE Advanced 2024 Top 10 Rankers

Name	Marks	IIT Zone
Ved Lohith	355	Delhi
Aditya	346	Delhi
Bhogalapalli Sandesh	338	Madras
Raitam Kedia	337	Roorkee
Putti Kaushalkumar	334	Madras
Rajdeep Mishra	333	Bombay
Dwij Dharmeshkumar Patil	332	Bombay
Koduru Tejeshwar	331	Madras
Dhruvi Hemant Joshi	329	Bombay
Alladaboyina Sidwik Suhas	329	Madras
(Telugu states fall under the Madras zone)

Minimum Qualifying Marks in JEE Advanced by Category

Category	Minimum Marks in Each Subject	Total Marks
Open Category	10	109
OBC-NCL	9	98
EWS	9	98
SC	5	54
ST	5	54
(In all other reservation categories, a minimum of 5 marks in each subject and a total of 54 marks is required to qualify.)

Published date : 11 Jun 2024 10:34AM