WBJEE 2012 Admit Card can be downloaded till 14th April

Dear WBJEE Applicants!!!

we are posting this notification directly from the website of WBJEE for your information

Applicants may download their admit cards, if required, from 5 p.m. on 10/04/2012 to midnight of
14/04/2012. Such applicants need to carry the following documents and produce the same on demand:
1. Two copies of photographs (same as those pasted in the Application Form) duly attested
by the Head of the Institute last attended.
2. Photocopy of the duly filled-in Application Form of JEM-2012.
3. Postal slip for dispatch of the Application Form.
4. Bank slip (candidate’s copy)
5. Original Admit Cards of Madhyamik (10th standard) or equivalent examination and Higher
Secondary (10+2 standard) or equivalent examination.

log on to:  http://wbresults.co.in/admit.php for direct link to download

Website: http://wbresults.co.in/admit.php

AIEEE 2011 Marks vs Rank analysis

Dear AIEEE 2012 Aspirants!!!

Based on inputs available on two  major portal of entrance exam,rank analysis of AIEEE 2011 is compiled so that you give your best in last 15 days and improve your ranking by your hard work and self analysis...there may be error of one mark, one percent or one rank but in totality it reflects the solid overview.

Everyone who will put in hard work in last hour also, their rank will definitely improve...degree may vary....

AIEEE 2011 Rank   Vs Marks
Marks	AIR %	All India Rank
162	45%	25000
162-172	45%-47%	25000-20000
172-185	47.7%-51.3%	20000-15000
185-203	51.3%-56.3%	15000-10000
203-213	56.3%-59.1%	10000-7500
213-228	59.1%-63%	7500-5000
228-235	63.3%-65.2%	5000-4000
235-244	65.2%-67.7%	4000-3000
244-255	67.7%-70.8%	3000-2000
255-272	70.8%-75.5%	2000-1000
272-278	75.2%-77.2%	1000-750
278-286	77.2%-79.4%	750-500
286-311	79.4%- 86.3%	500-100
311	86.30%	100
320	88.80%	50
321	89.10%	30
329	91.30%	20
335	93%	5
345	96%	1

"Meeting of 11th April fruitful", But no fruit..Next meeting for new pattern on 14th April

The HRD ministry on Wednesday held discussions with IIT directors, chairpersons, faculty members and academicians on a proposal to change the pattern of the IIT-JEE examination from next year, by including 40% weightage of board marks.

Most of the attendees said the meeting was fruitful.

HRD minister Kapil Sibal held separate meetings with the directors and members of the All India IIT Faculty Federation. However, no final decision seems to have been taken on the inclusion of board marks.

One of persons present in the meeting said that since girls do well in board exams, the proposal to include the board marks could help improve the gender ratio in IITs too. At present, the percentage of girls in these institutes is just around 10%.

"The discussion was amicable and fruitful," said Prof Narsimhan, president of the All India IIT Faculty Federation.

Meanwhile the Leadership Summit of the IIT Delhi Alumni Association will conduct a separate session on April 15 to spell out their reservations against the proposal for including board marks. PANIIT, a federation of IIT alumni, will meet on April 14 to chart out a set of recommendations for the government.

Source: The Hindustan Times

Rank Predictor Link from Coaching Institutes

 

We are giving link of rank predictor for IITJEE 2012 from different coaching institutes so that you can compare them all.  By the time we are posting this only these three institutes have put up. We will keep updating as and when we will come across other links.

FIITJEE

http://iitjee2012.fiitjee-ftre.com/

RESONANCE

http://www.resonance.ac.in/reso/news/iitjee-rank-predictor.aspx

Careeer Point

http://www.careerpointgroup.com/UI/mobileverification.aspx

JEE 2012,IITs announces cut off for the first time ,thanks to RTI

NEW DELHI: Overturning a five-decade-old tradition India's premier institutes, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) have disclosed admission cut-offs for the first time in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) held on April 8.

Over 5.6 lakh students appeared for the IIT-JEE on Sunday.

The minimum qualifying mark for general category for IIT-JEE 2012 is 10%, while it is 9% for OBCs and 5% for SC, ST and physically-disabled (PD) candidates. General category students appearing for JEE need 14 out of 136 in chemistry, physics and mathematics. The aggregate cut-off for the general candidate is 35% or 143 out of 408 to qualify for an all India rank.

Similarly, the minimum marks for OBC candidates are 13 out of 136, while it is seven out of 136 for SC/ST and PD.

In addition to these minimum marks, a student will have to obtain aggregate cut-off to be eligible to be part of all India ranking. The aggregate cut-off for general category students is 35%, OBCs (31.5 %) and SC/ST/PD (17.5%).

The decision is a result of the Supreme Court's observations in a case filed by IIT-Kharagpur professor Rajeev Kumar. The court in its judgment last year had ruled that the selection process needed to be ``upgraded'' and ``fine-tuned'' year after year with periodic changes so that the selection process and examination remain relevant and meaningful.

The disclosure has ensured that candidates can evaluate their performance soon after appearing for the exam. The JEE is accepted as one of the toughest engineering examinations across the world but the process has come under fire recently.

RTIs filed by Kumar on IIT-JEE revealed how the country's top technology institute has changes its examination system. In 2006 to 2011, there were varying cut-off marks for different subjects unlike the uniform pattern adopted this year. It varied from 37 in math to 55 in chemistry. In 2011, math cut-off was 34, while it was 20 for chemistry.


Source: The Times of India

200 teachers opposed new pattern: Central committee visited IIT Mumbai on 9th April,2012

MUMBAI: The human resource development (HRD) ministry's plan to have a single all-India engineering entrance test seems to have run into rough weather with the IIT faculty opposing its plan to give weightage to Class XII marks during the admission process.

A central committee that visited the IIT-Bombay campus on Monday found it difficult to counter various arguments posed by the faculty against considering Class XII marks. Faculty members said considering Class XII scores and drawing equivalence by a set formula was not fair as the 40 Indian boards were diverse and their curricula as well as assessment rules different.

Almost all of the 200 teachers present said a fair normalization of Class XII scores for students is not possible as all Indian students who went to high school are not on the same page. Some faculty suggested that Class XII scores can be used at the first level to shortlist students.

"Improve schooling and our high schools; rid exams of malpractices, have a uniform country-wide exam timetable and quality of teaching-learning, fill up vacant posts for teachers and then we will speak of placing importance on Class XII marks," said a faculty member.

The HRD ministry wants to implement a single entrance examination from 2013 for admission to all centrally-funded institutions such as IITs, National Institutes of Technology, IISER, IIIT, IISc (Bangalore), IIEST (Shibpur) and NERIST ( Itanagar). States' engineering colleges can also admit students based on the exam scores.

Stating that the time frame of 2013 was too early for a decision so big, faculty members vetoed the visiting panel's recommendations. Instead, they suggested a pan-India screening exam, followed by another advanced subjective test for admission to the IITs.

Of the four members, merely two-chairman of the board of governor of IIT-Madras M M Sharma and IIT-Kharagpur director Damodar Acharya-visited the campus.

The panel has already visited IIT-Delhi and IIT-Kanpur and was faced with tough questions; in Kanpur, faculty boycotted the meeting and walked out. At IIT-Bombay, faculty members told the panel that the IIT council was merely an advisory body and cannot interfere with the institutes' admissions. "Unless the senates of all the IITs pass this report, it cannot be implemented," said another faculty.

Faculty members said JEE has earned the trust of the country for its fairness and if it has to be improved, then something better must be thought of.

Source: The Times of India

IIT-JEE 2012 expected Cut off_from different sources

Updated at 10.00 PM.....on 10th April

Resonance has displayed expected cut off in its website

IITJEE Cut off 2012
IITJEE 2012 Cut off - Category	Cut off Marks (Expected)	Cut off (%)	Total Marks
IITJEE 2012 Cutoff - GEN	176	43.14%	408
IITJEE 2012 Cutoff - OBC	163	39.95%	408
IITJEE 2012 Cutoff - SC	96	23.53%	408
IITJEE 2012 Cutoff - ST	93	22.79%	408

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By the time we are posting this, Leading coaching institutes have not put up information regarding expected cut off.. however they are  having rank predictor…

We are posting  expected cut offs put up by two leading portals….At the outset please do not take it as last gospel….As Poll prediction of channels are at times away from reality, these expectations and analysis can also meet the same fete..

At times they are near to the final result also….sharing only for information

From 1^st Portal : my enigneering

IIT JEE 2012 Cutoff Marks Expected :

As this year IIT-JEE paper-2012 was difficult rather than the Previous years so we can say that this year IIT JEE 2012 cut off may go down due to paper high level, tuff and lengthy
IIT JEE 2012 Overall cut off may lie between 160 TO 165

IIT JEE 2012 Expected Cutoff Marks :-

General Category Students : 10% in each Subject and 35% aggregate Here are the Details of IIT JEE 2012 Category wise Minimum Cutoff marks that should be scored in IIT JEE 2012 Entrance Exam to be the Merit List of IITJEE 2012.
OBC Category Students : 9% in each subject and 31.5% aggregate
SC/ST Category Students : 5% in each subject and 17.5 % aggregate.
IIT JEE 2012 Expected Cutoff Marks V/S Expected Rank:-

IIT JEE 2012 Expected Cutoff Marks
Expected Rank	Expected Marks
1 – 500	>290
501 – 1000	289 – 275
1001 – 2000	274 – 245
2001 – 3000	244 – 225
3001 – 4000	224 – 210
4001 – 5000	209 – 200
5001 – 6000	199 – 190
6001 – 7000	189 – 179
7001 – 8000	180 – 175
> 8001	<175

Projection by  2^nd Portal: Entrancei

Total marks for IIT JEE 2012 Paper I : 210

Total marks for IIT JEE 2012 Paper I : 198

Total marks for IIT JEE 2012 Paper I + Paper II: 408

Expected IIT JEE 2012cutoff : 150

Note:

For JEE 2012 student will have to score at least 10% marks in each of the three subjects and a minimum aggregate of 35% to figure on the common rank list for admission to IITs. The Joint Admission Board (JAB) of IITs decided to fix the minimum marks required to crack JEE in a recent meeting. The minimum qualifying marks in JEE were worked out after calculating the average of marks scored by all the candidates who wrote the exam.

Minimum Qualifying mark for Ranking (MQMR) and Aggregate Cut-off-2012

1-500	More than 270
501-1000	270-250
1001-2000	250-225
2001-3000	225-215
3001-4000	215-200
4001-5000	200-185
5001-6000	185-165
6001-7000	165-150