JEE Advanced result 2019: Kartikey Gupta secures AIR 1, Shabnam Sahay is the topper among female candidates

While the result was declared in the morning around 10 am, the link to check the scores got activated hours later, around 5 pm. There were several messages on the website asking candidates to check their results later and that the delay and inconvenience caused were deeply regretted.

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A total number of 1,61,319 candidates had appeared in both papers 1 and 2 in JEE (Advanced) 2019 of which, 38705 candidates have qualified. Of the total qualified candidates, 5356 are females. Shabnam Sahay of Madhapur is the top ranked female with CRL 10. She obtained 308 marks out of 372 marks.

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Maharashtra girl topper who also got AIR 3 in girl’s category is Tulip Sachin Pandey. She has bagged overall rank 79 in the exam. The tentative answer keys of JEE Advanced was released on June 4 and the online window to raise objections was available for a week.

To pass JEE Advanced, a candidate needs to score at least 10 per cent marks in each subject and an aggregate score of 30 per cent marks overall. The cut-off for JEE Advanced 2019 is likely to fall many assume the same will be less than 30 per cent.

JEE Advanced result 2019: How to download
Step 1: Visit the official website, jeeadv.ac.in

Step 2: Click on the link ‘Please visit the site (http://35.244.19.194/) for Results’

Step 3: Log-in using the registration number

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Step 4: Answer key will appear, download

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JEE Advanced is the second stage of examination as only a selected few who meet the cut-off based on JEE Mains score (conducted by the National Testing Agency) are eligible to appear for the same.

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In 2019, out of 11.47 lakh JEE Main candidates, 2.45 lakh students qualified for the JEE Advanced but only 1.73 lakh registered for the same. In 2018, out of 2.31 lakh students who qualified for the exam, 1.65 lakh candidates chose to register for it. Based on the trend, the number of students is likely to fall further as not every examinee who registered, appeared for the exam.