The CBSE announced the marks of nearly 12 lakh engineering aspirants who wrote JEE Main 2016 on April 3, 2016 (offline format) and on 9-10 2016 (online format). This year, four students from FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh Centre secured 300-plus marks out of a total of 360 marks in JEE Main 2016.
As anticipated, this year’s cut-off in JEE Main 2016 is 100 marks out of total 360 marks. Students who cleared the cut-off are now likely to go all out for JEE Advanced 2016. “like every year students of Delhi have performed exceedingly well,” said Partha Halder, director and centre head of FIITJEE Punjabi Bagh Centre.
Halder said: “300 marks out of 360 is a major benchmark especially for a competitive exam like JEE Main. Getting above that level in itself is a big achievement. Having four such 300 plus scorers from one single centre in Delhi is a very proud moment for us.”
A final JEE Main rank list will be compiled and released by CBSE in the last week of June 2016. In the interim, JEE Advanced 2016 online registration began from April 29 and ends today, May 4, 2016.