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Hello QuoransA2A for Which are some of the good colleges for B. Sc. in Food Science and Technology?Career in Food Science & TechnologyThe food industry is one of the largest in the world. People will never stop to eat (essential for survival). Hence, it will be in demand always, and recession-proof.You can choose any role within the food industry – behind the desk or in the lab. You can choose any function – R&D, Manufacturing, Quality Control, Sales & Marketing, Teaching and Consulting within the Government, Industry or Academia.Popular Sectors for EmploymentFood Manufacturing & Processing (Grains, fruits, vegetables, fish, meat etc.); Bakery & Confectionery Industry; Beverage Industry; Dairy Industry; Poultry Industry; Breweries; FMCG; Pharma-Biotech; Agro-Biotech; Food Supplements and Nutraceuticals; Healthcare; Academia & Research Institutes; Food Packaging Industry; Food RetailPopular Career Paths & Job Profiles in the Food IndustryResearch & Development (Food Scientist, Food Technologist, Food Chemist, Product Development Specialist)Quality Control & Assurance (Food Chemist, Food Inspector, Toxicologist)Food Processing (Food Processor, Process Development Specialist, Manufacturing Specialist, Food Production Manager)Sales, Marketing & Brand Management (various roles like other industries)Others (Dietician, Nutritionist, Animal Nutritionist, Diet & Fitness Counselor)Educational RequirementsIdeally you need to have Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (PCB) combination in your 10+2, and may be Mathematics as well. At Bachelors level, ideal courses are 3-year or 4-year degree courses in Food Science, Food Technology, Food Science and Technology, or Food Science and Agriculture. Provided below is the list of top most Universities/Institutes offering undergraduate or postgraduate or Ph.D. programs in Food in India and Abroad.Top Academic Universities & Research Institutes in IndiaCentral Food Technological Research Institute (CFTRI)National Institute of Food Technology Entrepreneurship and Management (NIFTEM)Indian Institute of Crop Processing Technology (IICPT)National Agri-Food Biotechnology Institute (NABI)Food and Drug Toxicology Research Centre (FDTRC)Defense Food Research Laboratory (DFRL)National Institute of Nutrition (NIN)Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT)Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI)International Life Sciences Institute – India (ILSI)IISER – PuneBhaba Atomic Research CentreIISc BangaloreNational Dairy Research Institute (NDRI)University of DelhiUniversity of MysoreJadavpur UniversityJiwaji UniversityAmity UniversityCentre for Food Science & Technology, Sambalpur UniversitySchool of Life Sciences, JNUDepartment of Food Science and Technology, Pondicherry UniversityDepartment of Food Science and Nutrition, SNDT Women’s UniversityHarcourt Butler Technological UniversityI.K. Gujral Punjab Technical UniversityKarpagam UniversityCCS Haryana Agriculture UniversityG.B. Pant University of Agriculture and TechnologySchool of Health Sciences, University of CalicutDept. of Food Process Engineering, SRM UniversityIIT-DelhiIIT-MumbaiAgricultural & Food Engineering Department, IIT KharagpurNational Research Centre on Meat / Indian Council of Agricultural ResearchCentral Institute of Post-Harvest Engineering & Technology (CIPHET)Indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI)Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI)Indian Institute of Vegetable Research (IIVR)Central Institute of Fisheries Education (CIFE)Faculty of Food Safety and QualityTop Universities in AbroadUniversities in USACornell UniversityUniversity of Illinois at Urbana ChampaignTexas A&M UniversityUC DavisUniversity of FloridaUniversity of MissouriMichigan State UniversityIowa State UniversityPurdue UniversityUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonOklahoma State UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstPennsylvania State UniversityOhio State UniversityClemson UniversityUniversity of MinnesotaSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleMississippi State UniversityNorth Carolina State UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyColorado State UniversityVirginia TechCalifornia State University long BeachCalifornia State University Los AngelesUniversity of ArkansasNew York UniversityTufts UniversityDrexel UniversityUniversity of ConnecticutKansas State UniversityUniversity of IdahoOregon State UniversityWashington State UniversityTexas Tech UniversityUniversity of DelawareUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of TennesseeRutgers, State University of New JerseyUtah State UniversityBrigham Young UniversityBowling Green State UniversityFlorida State UniversityUniversities in UKUniversity of LeedsUniversity of ReadingUniversity of SurreyHeriot Watt UniversityUniversity of Central LancashireGlasgow Caledonian UniversityUniversity of NottinghamTeesside UniversityUniversity of ExeterUniversity of ChesterUniversity of GreenwichLondon South Bank UniversitySheffield Hallam UniversityCardiff Metropolitan UniversityLondon Metropolitan UniversityOther CountriesUniversity College DublinUniversity College CorkDublin Institute of TechnologyUniversity of CopenhagenDenmark Technical UniversityAarhus UniversityNorwegian University of Science and TechnologyWageningen UniversityKU LeuvenGhent UniversityETH ZurichBern University of Applied SciencesSwiss German UniversityLund UniversityUniversity of GothenburgUniversity of AucklandMassey UniversityAuckland University of TechnologyUniversity of OtagoUniversity of QueenslandCurtin UniversityRMIT UniversityVictoria UniversityUniversity of MelbourneUniversity of New South WalesUniversity of British ColumbiaDalhousie UniversityUniversity of GuelphMcGill UniversityUniversity of ManitobaCarleton UniversitySaskatchewan UniversityNational University of SingaporeMost of the Universities in Ethiopia namely, Addis Ababa University, Ambo University, Adama University, Arba Minch UniversityUndergraduates can expect to take an assortment of rigorous courses covering chemistry, biology, calculus, statistics, nutrition and health. Students are also frequently required to take classes on writing and oral expression, since food scientists often perform advisory functions for the government or food processing companies.Food scientists and technologists seeking positions with private companies are considered qualified with a bachelor's degree, but those who hope to work at universities will need a master's or doctorate (Ph.D.). Food scientists and technologists don't need a license to practice.To have a career in R&D, QC and QA, you will require a higher degree (Masters or PhD). You can gain more advantage by pursuing a higher degree from abroad. If you are more inclined towards the sales and marketing (product/brand management) roles then an MBA will be very helpful.In case you want to pursue a career as a Nutritionist or Dietician, a formal degree after Bachelors is not always necessary. You can do a Certificate or PG Diploma course in Nutrition or Dietetics.For further details you may refer to: Ajit Singh Bhatnagar's answer to Is food technology a good career option?For further details on the salary structure of Food Technologists you may refer to: Ajit Singh Bhatnagar's answer to What is the scope of B.Tech Food Technology in India? What will be the average salary?For further details on the Food Technology Startup scenario you may refer to: Ajit Singh Bhatnagar's answer to How is the food technology startup space doing in India?Thanks Ms. Dhritee Shruti for A2A………Hope this helps……….

Has there been no development, or has the development just not been as fast as a hypothetical you have in mind? The difference between one and the other is in killing twins after delivery and Nigerian twins joined at the chest and abdomen successfully separated. No development is having to trek and ride camels from Lagos to Addis Ababa, instead of flying there in a plane piloted by Africans.Ethiopian Airlines operates first all-female flight crew in AfricaI could go on and on, but I am sure that my point is taken: do not let perfection be the enemy of the good.The issue is not a lack of development, you likely want to know why it is not widespread, and in most cases not world-class. My answer is informed by my experiences in Nigeria; hopefully, the lessons therein are widely applicable to the continent.The primary issue is one of education. Societal development in a modern economy is impossible without an educated populace. This is even more indispensable in a mass democracy. The problem is that education has been confused for credentials at best, or dismissed entirely at worst (Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg dropped out™).An easy enough scenario to imagine is a car full of lawyers breaking down on the way to the airport and a roadside mechanic arriving to fix the car. Two things stand out:The lawyers and the mechanic will not able to communicate in English. They will either speak pidgin or vernacular.A poll of Nigerians will likely show that a majority consider the lawyers educated, but not the mechanic.We inherited the buildings and processes the British left behind and kept at it. Like an out of control vehicle, it will keep going until it runs out of fuel or meets an immovable obstacle. To restore control, we must ask what it means to be educated?I see education, first of all, as the training in a common mass language vital for functioning in a modern economy (Lingua Franca+Maths). Second, it is a process of specialisation, ensuring widespread mastery, throughout society, of the probably infinite number of skills necessary for a modern economy to function. In my view, the mechanic is as specialised as the lawyers, just not as well-trained in a common language. The failure to develop a common language is one of those developmental challenges on the continent where sentiments, a lack of capacity and the myopia of the middle-class intersects.Teaching children a common language is a task for pre-tertiary education. In Nigeria, like most African countries, the pre-tertiary system has broken down. First, we lack a system to train a large number of qualified teachers.Second, most Nigerians are poor, rural and often, both. They are either the first or second generation in their family to receive formal western education, so their immediate environment is not primed for success. English is rarely, if ever, spoken at home; children have to work to help tide over family incomes, nutrition is lacking etc.Third, and not least of all these problems, because the middle-class is rich enough to skip public primary and secondary education, they show little concern about its quality. Instead, they have overseen a shift in attention and scarce resources to tertiary education. This is why many Nigerians are completely illiterate, most are functionally illiterate, and the majority lack the combination of English and Mathematical literacy necessary for tertiary level education. Nigeria has an out of school population of more than 10 million, and of those who fight through the gauntlet to complete secondary school—roughly 2 million per annum—only about 400,000 have the qualifications to be offered admission at a public university.The paradox is that the hogged resources at the tertiary level are only good enough to create credential mills. Ideally, the role of a university is as a research institution; but in Nigeria, at least, that has been overtaken by a credentials arms race. Now, the role of the university is helping people avoid the stigma of ‘not being a graduate’. All people care about is the certification; education and your graduating grade are now surpluses to requirement. That is why South Africa’s research output is about 40% greater than Nigeria's. South Africa, Egypt and Kenya are the only African countries that register—barely— in global rankings. Even they are dwarfed by tiddlers like South Korea, Israel, Singapore, Belgium, Denmark etc. Country outputs | Nature IndexPriorities need to be realigned:Mass training in a common language is essential.Education is a continuous societal task.Research institutions should either research or be pruned.At this point, political disagreements come to the fore. From my perspective, the solution is obvious: Universal Nursery, Primary and Secondary education. Every village should have a Nursery and primary school, and every local government must ensure facilities for a 1:25 teacher/student ration. Nursery and Primary school periods should be lengthened well into the evening, with lunch and dinner guaranteed. At the secondary school level, everybody should board. This should eliminate both calls on children’s labour at home and an environment where English is not normative. English-speaking must be compulsory and enforced! All promotion exams should be centrally and anonymously marked. People need to be made to understand that it is because people do not repeat at lower levels, that there are mass failures at higher exam stages.The goal of the previous reforms is to grant the young adult, by the time they have graduated secondary school, the necessary skills they need to navigate and thrive in modern society. They may then choose to specialise in any one of many skills, many of which do not require a university degree, like our mechanic example from earlier. A trader is another. Most skills are the result of company training, autodidactism or apprenticeships. The State can enact market reforms to attract foreign companies and their training, build libraries en-masse (why English is vital) and link apprentices to masters, it is unsustainable though to keep subsidising degrees in Theatre Arts when a secondary school graduate can join a troupe and work their way up.Some universities offer specialised training: medical school, law school, the defence academy, etc. This should be encouraged and the burden of undergraduate certification from research institutions reduced with some degrees abolished altogether. I see no reason for Language and ‘International Relations’ undergraduate degrees. The reduction of standards and the bloating of the undergraduate population must stop! At the faculty level: publish or perish, at the applicant stage: be in the top 10% of your institution’s applicants or fail. The amount of underserved, poorly trained undergraduates can only be reduced by improving the quality of the staff and the facilities at the university while reducing the number of tertiary entrants and shifting major resources to pre-tertiary training.Schools are not the tunnel leading to development, they are more like one of many tributaries flowing into the river. The policy of any society pursuing developed status is to ensure that there are no barriers to the flow. All developed societies developed at a time when, like African countries today, they faced a problem of elders outside the new economy and a shortage of skilled workers. Schools only helped ensure that the next generation possessed the needed skills. Companies, self-improvement societies, cooperatives and unions were vital in ensuring the immediate spread of needed skills. I have focused on what are, in my opinion, the deficiencies of the educational system. That should not distract from the fact that education is not, and must not, be restricted to schools alone. Schools can only train for the future, it is society that choose its pace of development in the present.

We should read complete guideline as below:Table of ContentsJEE Advanced 2017 OverviewA Brief About JEE Advanced 2017JEE Advanced Eligibility Criteria 2017JEE Advanced Application Form 2017JEE Advanced Important Dates 2017JEE Advanced Syllabus 2017JEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2017JEE Advanced Admit Card 2017JEE Advanced Rank List 2017JEE Advanced Cutoff 2017JEE Advanced Answer Key 2017JEE Advanced Result 2017JEE Advanced 2017 ToppersJEE Advanced Counselling and Seat Allotment 2017JEE Advanced Exam Centres 2017JEE Advanced Participating Institutes 2017JEE Advanced OverviewJoint Entrance Exam (JEE) is an All-India Common Entrance Exam for admission to engineering colleges across India. It is conducted in two phases – JEE (Main) and JEE (Advanced). The IITs and ISM provide admission based on the results of JEE Advanced. Even the NITs, IIITs and other central or state-funded institutes grant admission based on JEE (Main) scores. Students can give the JEE Advanced only if they clear the cutoff marks in JEE Main. Also, IIT JEE is considered as one of the toughest exams in the world. Over 14 Lakh students appear every year and only 20,000 get a rank.A Brief About JEE Advanced 2017http://S.No.Details of the examSpecifications1Exam NameJoint Entrance Exam (Advanced)2Commonly known asJEE Advanced3Exam TypeNational4Exam CategoryUndergraduate (UG)5Conducting authorityIIT Madras6Number of JEE Advanced takers2,20,0007JEE Advanced 2017 Selection processAdmission through JoSAA counselling on the basis of JEE Advanced Ranks8Mode of examOfflineJEE (Advanced) 2017 will be conducted by seven zonal Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) under the guidance of Joint Admission Board (JAB). The performance of a candidate in this examination will form the basis for admission to various bachelor’s degree programmes in 22 IITs and the Indian School of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad along with other reputed engineering institutes.JEE Advanced Eligibility Criteria 2017To be eligible for appearing in JEE Advanced 2017, the candidates must meet the eligibility criteria of JEE Advanced 2017.Criterion 1 – Performance in JEE MainThe applicant must be among the top 2,20,000 (all categories included) in the JEE Main. The percentage of the total number of candidates for various categories are as follows:50.5% for GEN (from the common rank list), 27% for OBC-NCL, 15% for SC and 7.5% for ST. Within each of these four categories, 3% horizontal reservation is available for PwD candidates. PwD category includes Dyslexic candidates also.Criterion 2 – Age LimitOne needs to be 24 years of age if belonging to the GEN or OBC-NCL category and 29 years of age if belonging to the SC, ST or PwD category.Criterion 3 – Number of AttemptsA candidate can give the JEE Advanced a maximum of two times and that too in consecutive years.Criterion 4 – Appearance in Class XII (or equivalent) examinationA candidate must have given and passed the Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time in all the subjects in either the preceding year or the year of JEE Advanced exam.Those, who appeared for the first time in their class XII (or equivalent) examination in the year before the preceding year or earlier, are not eligible. But candidates whose class XII (or equivalent) examination board results for an academic year (3 years prior to the current JEE Advanced exam year), were declared after June of the following year (a year prior to the preceding year of the examination) are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced.Criterion 5 – Earlier admission at IITs/ISMThe candidate should not have already taken admission (irrespective of whether or not he/she continued in the programme) or even accepted any kind of admission by paying fees at any of the IITs or ISM in the past; even the candidates who had tried at other institutes but their admission was cancelled are not eligible. However, candidates who have been admitted to a preparatory course in any of the IITs in the preceding year can appear for JEE Advanced.Examinations considered as equivalent to class XIIThe final examination of the 10+2 system, conducted by a Central or State Board recognized by the Association of Indian UniversitiesIntermediate or two-year Pre-University examination conducted by a Board or University recognized by the Association of Indian UniversitiesFinal examination of the two-year course of the Joint Services Wing of the National Defence AcademySenior Secondary School Examination conducted by the National Institute of Open Schooling with a minimum of five subjectsAny Public School, Board or University examination in India or in a foreign country recognized as equivalent to the 10+2 system by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU)S.C. vocational examinationA Diploma recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education or a State Board of Technical Education of at least 3 years durationGeneral Certificate Education (GCE) examination (London, Cambridge or Sri Lanka) at the Advanced (A) levelHigh School Certificate Examination of the Cambridge University or International Baccalaureate Diploma of the International Baccalaureate Office, GenevaAdmissions to IITs/ISM Dhanbad:To get admission into IITs and ISM, candidates should satisfy at least one of these two criteria:He/she is within the category-wise top 20 percentile of successful candidates in his/her respective Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.He/she has secured 75% marks (for GEN or OBC-NCL) or 65% (SC, ST or PwD) of aggregate marks in Class XII (or equivalent) board examination.The marks scored in the following five subjects will be considered for calculating the aggregate marks and the cut-off marks for fulfilling the top 20 percentile criterion:PhysicsChemistryMathematicsA language (if the candidate has taken more than one language, then the language with the higher marks will be considered)Any subject other than the above four (the subject with the higher marks will be given preference).JEE Advanced Application Form 2017The JEE Advanced Application Form 2017 was available for all eligible candidates from April 28 to May 2, 2017 (5 PM). Registrations with late fee were open from May 3 to May 4, 2017.Important Dates of JEE Advanced 2017 Application Formhttp://S.NoEventsImportant Dates1Start of JEE Advanced 2017 RegistrationApril 28, 2017 (11 am onwards)2End of RegistrationsMay 2, 2017 (till 5pm)3Last Date for Registrations with Late FeesMay 3 and May 4, 20174JEE Advanced 2017 ExamMay 21, 2017Paper I – 9 am to 12 pmPaper II – 2 pm to 5 pmThe JEE Advanced 2017 application procedure includes three basic steps – filling registration form, uploading scanned certificates and paying registration fees.Step 1: JEE Advanced 2017 RegistrationCandidates need to first visit the official website of JEE Advanced and register themselves online.Then they have to enter their JEE Main Roll Number, password and security pin and choose a new password for JEE AdvancedNote: Keep this password safely as you will need it for all the JEE Advanced-related operations.After making the new password, you will be redirected to a page that contains your personal and academic details from the JEE Main application.Here, candidates have to provide details like the number of attempts, exam cities, etc. They have to choose 3 exam centres from the JEE Advanced exam centre list.Note: The chosen test centres should be within the same IIT Zone.Applicants have to then select the language of question paper (Hindi or English).Then they need to mention whether they fall in the DS category.Students who require a scribe should clearly mention it.Note: Any kind of request related to the change of centre or language of question paper will not be entertained.JEE (Advanced) Password GuidelinesPassword must be 8 to 13 Characters long.It must be a combination of one upper case alphabet, one lower case alphabet, one numeric value and one special character like !@#$%^&*-.Forgot Your Password? Know how to reset your password:Candidates can use the security question and its answer chosen during filling registration form.ORThe verification code sent via text message (SMS) to registered mobile numberORA reset link sent via Email to your registered Email addressStep 2: Uploading the Scanned CertificatesThe candidates have to upload the scanned certificates of Class X or DOB proof, Class XII (or equivalent) examination, Category, PwD, Scribe Request Letter, “OCI” or “PIO”, DS certificate as applicable in JPG/JPEG format.Keep in mind that the size of the certificate image has to be greater than 50 KB and less than 300 KB.Documents Required:Here’s a list of certificates and other documents that have to be uploaded at the time of online registration for JEE Advanced-All candidatesA colour photograph of full frontal (face) view, with the head centered in the frame covering 70-80% of the photograph and taken within the last six months. The photograph should be such that it helps unmistakable identification of the candidate.Class X certificate if the date of birth is mentioned in it OR birth certificateClass XII (or equivalent examination) certificate (for those who appeared for this examination in the preceding year of the examination) Scanned copy of candidate’s full signatureScanned copy of left-hand thumb impressionIf the name is not same as in the Class X certificate, gazette notification showing the change of nameCandidates seeking admission under the OBC-NCL categoryOBC-NCL certificate (form EC2) issued on or after June of the preceding year of the entrance examination conforming to the latest guidelines of the Government of IndiaCandidates seeking admission under the SC or ST categoryCaste (for SC) or tribe (for ST) certificate (form EC1)Candidates seeking admission under the PwD categoryDisability certificate (form EC3) issued by a district medical board / competent authority. Dyslexic candidate needs to submit form EC6 instead of form EC3.Candidates needing the services of a scribeRequest letter to the Chairman of the respective zonal IIT (form EC5)PwD certificate (form EC3) OR certificate for dyslexic candidate (form EC6) issued by the competent authorityCandidates seeking admission under the DS categoryCertificate (form EC4) issued by a competent authority in the Directorate of Resettlement and Rehabilitation, New Delhi under the Ministry of Defence or the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of IndiaCandidates whose class XII examination board is outside India or not listed in section 10- examinations considered as equivalent to class XIIA certificate from the Association of Indian Universities to the effect that the examination qualified by the candidates is equivalent to the Class XII examinationStep 3: Application Fee PaymentMale: Rs.2000 (Gen category)Female: Rs.1000 (Gen category)Third Gender: Rs.2000 (Gen category)Male: Rs.2000 (OBC-NCL category)Female: Rs.1000 (OBC-NCL category)Third Gender: Rs.2000 (OBC-NCL category)Male: Rs.1000 (SC category)Female: Rs.1000 (SC category)Third Gender: Rs.1000 (SC category)Male: Rs.1000 (ST category)Female: Rs.1000 (ST category)Third Gender: Rs.1000 (ST category)Male: Rs.1000 (PwD category)Female: Rs.1000 (PwD category)Third Gender: Rs.1000 (PwD category)For Dubai: USD 220 (for all categories)JEE Advanced Important Dates 2017EventsDateOnline Registration/Application availabilityApril 28, 2017 (11 am onwards)Online Registration/Application closesMay 2, 2017 (till 5 pm)Registration with Late FeeMay 3 (Wednesday) to May 4, 2017 (Thursday)Downloading JEE Advanced 2017 Admit CardMay 10, 2017 (12 noon) to May 21, 2017 (9 am)JEE Advanced 2017 ExamPaper IPaper IIMay 21, 2017 (Sunday)9 am to 12 pm2 pm to 5 pm(a) Online Display of ORS and scanned responses(b) Request for Review of Scanned ResponsesMay 31, 2017 (10 am) toJune 3, 2017 (5 pm)Online display of Answer KeysJune 4, 2017 (10 am)Feedback for candidates on Answer KeysJune 4, 2017 (10 am) to June 6, 2017 (5 pm)Online Declaration of JEE Advanced 2017 ResultJune 11, 2017 (10 am) declaredOnline Registration for Architecture Aptitude TestJune 11, 2017 (10 am) to June 12, 2017 (5 pm)Architecture Aptitude TestJune 14, 2017 (9 am to 12 pm)Online declaration of results of Architecture Aptitude TestJune 18, 2017 (Sunday)Seat Allotment (Tentative)June 19 to July 18, 2017JEE Advanced Syllabus 2017The syllabus of JEE Advanced 2017 includes topics from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. It’s important to go through the syllabus of JEE Advanced to get clarity about what all topics you need to study and what to avoid.JEE Advanced Syllabus 2017http://S.NoSubjectsTopics1Physics· General· Mechanics· Thermal Physics· Electricity and Magnetism· Optics· Modern Physics2Chemistry· Physical Chemistry· Inorganic Chemistry· Organic Chemistry3Mathematics· Algebra· Trigonometry· Analytical Geometry· Differential Calculus· Integral Calculus· VectorsJEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2017The Exam Pattern of JEE Advanced 2017 includes things like the type of questions asked in the entrance exam, marking scheme, time duration, weightage given to different sections and subjects, etc. The exam pattern of JEE Advanced 2017 was certainly different from the exam pattern in 2016. Here are the details.(Paper-1 (10 sets, 0 to 9)- Total 54 questions) – Total Marks 183JEE Advanced Exam Pattern 2017 (Paper I):SectionQuestion TypeNumber of QuestionsCategory-wise marks of each questionsFull marksPartial MarksZero MarksNegative MarksMaximum Marks of the section1One or more correct option (s)7+4If only the bubble (s) corresponding to all the correct option (s) is (are) darkened+1For darkening a bubble corresponding to each correct option, provided NO incorrect answer option is darkened.0If none of the bubbles is darkened-2In all other cases282Single digit integer – (0-9)5+3If only the bubble corresponding to the correct answer is darkened—–0In all other cases___153Single correct option6+3If only the bubble corresponding to the correct option is darkened—–0If none of the bubbles is darkened-1In all other cases18(Paper-II (10 sets, 0 to 9) – Total 54 questions) – Total Marks 183JEE Advanced 2017 Exam Pattern for Paper 2:SectionQuestionTypeCategory-wise Marks for each sectionNo of QuestionsFull MarksPartial MarksZeroMarksNegativeMarksMax Marks1Single Correct Option7+ 3If only bubble(s) corresponding to all the correct option(s) is (are) darkened–0If none of the bubbles is darkened-1In all other cases212One or more options (correct)7+3If only the bubble corresponding to the correct answer is darkened+ 1For darkening a bubble corresponding to each correct option, provided No incorrect option is darkened0In all other case-2In all other cases283Comprehension4+3–0If none of the bubble (s) is/are darkened0In all other cases12Total for each subject61 marksJEE Advanced Admit Card 2017The Admit Card of JEE Advanced 2017 was made available for all candidates from May 10, 2017 (12 noon) to May 21, 2017 (9 am). Candidates, who managed to fill and submit the JEE Advanced 2017 application form on time, had to also download the admit card of JEE Advanced 2017 online by entering their JEE Advanced 2017 registration number, date of birth, mobile number and email ID. It needs to be noted that the JEE Advanced admit card 2017 will not be sent through any other means. Students have to show the admit card of JEE Advanced 2017 at the examination hall as otherwise they will be allowed to enter or appear in the entrance exam. It’s crucial to preserve the admit card of JEE Advanced 2017 till the admission gets over.How to Download JEE Advanced Admit Card 2017The link to access the admit card of JEE Advanced 2017 is here.The candidates had to enter their JEE Advanced 2017 registration number, date of birth, mobile number and email IDThe admit card was displayed on the screen after submitting the required details.Note that the JEE Advanced 2017 admit card includes crucial information like the name & roll number of the applicant, address, photographs, signature, date of birth, category, language opted and details/address of the exam centre allotted.JEE Advanced Rank List 2017The Rank List of JEE Advanced 2017 was declared by IIT Madras on June 11 (10 am) along with the result of JEE Advanced 2017. JEE Advanced 2017 Rank List is a part of the result declaration of JEE Advanced and includes category-wise ranks along with the All India Ranks of candidates who have successfully qualified in the entrance exam. All the ranks given in the result of JEE Advanced are based on the aggregate marks obtained by the candidates in each subject for both paper 1 & paper 2.How to check JEE Advanced 2017 Rank List?For checking the JEE Advanced 2017 Rank List – Click HereEnter yourJEE Advanced 2017 application number and date of birthClick on the “Submit button”Your JEE Advanced rank list/rank card will appear on your system displayTie-breaking policy – JEE Advanced Rank ListIn case, 2 or more candidates secure the same marks, then the tie-breaking policy will be applicable. As per the tie-breaking policy, the student with higher marks in Mathematics will be given a higher rank. If the tie still exists, then the candidate with higher marks in Physics will be given a higher rank. Further, if it still doesn’t break the tie, then the candidates will be offered equal/similar rank.Here’s a table to check the minimum prescribed percentage of marks and minimum percentage of aggregate marks for inclusion in JEE Advanced rank list.JEE Advanced 2017 Qualifying MarksCategoryPwD StatusRank ListMin. Marks in Each SubjectMin.Aggregate MarksAnyAnyCRL12128OBC-NCLAnyOBC-NCL rank list10115SCAnySC rank list664STAnyST rank list664AnyYesCRL-PwD664OBC-NCLYesOBC-NCL-PwD rank list664SCYesSC-PwD rank list664STYesST-PwD rank list664AnyYesPC-CRL-PwD332OBC-NCLYesPC-OBC-NCL-PwD332SCAnyPC-SC332SCYesPC-SC-PwD332Criterion for inclusion in JEE Advanced 2017 Rank ListRank ListMinimum Percentage of Marks in Each SubjectMinimum Percentage of Aggregate MarksCommon rank list (CRL)10.035.0OBC-NCL rank list9.031.5SC rank list5.017.5ST rank list5.017.5Common-PwD rank list (CRL-PwD)5.017.5OBC-NCL-PwD rank list5.017.5SC-PwD rank list5.017.5ST-PwD rank list5.017.5Preparatory course (PC) rank lists2.58.75Maximum Aggregate Marks and Maximum Marks in Each Subject (2017)Maximum aggregate marks366 (183 each in Paper 1 and Paper 2)Maximum marks in Physics122 (61 each in Paper 1 and Paper 2)Maximum marks in Chemistry122 (61 each in Paper 1 and Paper 2)Maximum marks in Mathematics122 (61 each in Paper 1 and Paper 2)Summary of Number of Candidates in JEE Advanced (2017)CategoryPwD StatusRegisteredAppearedQualifiedGENNo691506588722946Yes975886444OBC-NCLNo62483575028821Yes577509222SCNo272872460513277Yes12911235STNo11389100084701Yes34319Total17202415954054055Gender and Category-wise summary of Number of Candidates in JEE Advanced (2017)Gender/CategoryRegisteredAppearedQualifiedMale Candidates13866512966843318Female Candidates33358298727137Other100OCI12411258PIO545029Foreign5981097JEE Advanced Cutoff 2017The JEE Advanced Cutoff for 2017 will not be made available to students until the counselling and admission process starts. So, in the meanwhile, students can use the previous year’s cutoff trends to get an idea of the minimum JEE Advanced scores required to plan their admissions ahead.JEE Advanced 2016 Cutoff (Opening and Closing Rank)http://S.No.InstituteOpening RankClosing Rank1.IIT Madras6253192.IIT Bombay148803.IIT Patna154178914.IIT Indore93377325.IIT (BHU) Varanasi50098056.IIT Kharagpur13863127.ISM Dhanbad165595308.IIT Delhi2454319.IIT Roorkee294753110.IIT Gandhinagar493686911.IIT Hyderabad418684412.IIT Kanpur113746913.IIT Guwahati406800014.IIT Jammu4743621915.IIT Jodhpur699600616.IIT Dharwad2914847817.IIT Palakkad2818864818.IIT Tirupati2524853619.IIT Bhubaneswar1497848220.IIT Ropar898737221.IIT Mandi1701712422.IIT Goa3003757123.IIT Bhilai31468379JEE Advanced Answer Key 2017The official answer key of JEE Advanced 2017 was released on June 4 by IIT Madras. It has been announced separately for paper codes for both Paper 1 & Paper 2. Students could upload the feedback on JEE Advanced answer key 2017 till June 6 (5:00 pm).You can check the Answer Keys for Paper 1 & Paper 2 (all the codes) here.JEE Advanced Result 2017The result of JEE Advanced was announced online on June 11, 2017 ( at 10 pm). All the candidates can check the JEE Advanced 2017 result by logging into the result portal using their application number and date of birth. The result of JEE Advanced 2017 includes the category-wise All India Rank (AIR) of the candidates. Please note that the counselling process will be based on the JEE Advanced 2017 ranks and students have also been notified about declaration of results on their registered mobile numbers. However, individual rank cards will not be sent to the candidate.Also, it needs to be noted that just qualifying in JEE Advanced 2017, filling up choices and participating in the seat allocation process will not guarantee admission to an IIT. The final allotment of seats depends on various factors like availability of seats during the counselling round. Also, only those candidates who qualify in JEE Advanced 2017 are eligible to participate in JoSAA counselling.JEE Advanced 2017 ToppersTopperRankSarvesh Mehtani1Akshat Chugh2Ananye Agarwal3Shafil Maheen N4Suraj Yadav5Saurav Yadav6Aashish Waiker7Onkar Deshpande8Rachit Bansal9Lakshay Sharma10JEE Advanced Counselling and Seat Allotment 2017The Counselling and Seat Allotment process of the JEE Advanced 2017 will be done by the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) from June 19 to July 18, 2017 for admissions to B.Tech programmes available across the 23 IITs. The total number of seats given through JEE Advanced 2017 counselling and seat allotment can definitely vary this year.The counselling and seat allotment process of JEE Advanced 2017 involves the following steps:JEE Advanced 2017 Online registrationJEE Advanced 2017 Online choice fillingJEE Advanced 2017 Online seat allotmentJEE Advanced 2017 Online seat acceptanceOnline Payment to book their provisional seat allocationPhysically appearing at the Reporting Centres with the required documentsJEE Advanced Exam Centres 2017All the JEE Advanced 2017 Exam Centres were divided into seven IIT zones namely- IIT Bombay Zone, IIT Delhi Zone, IIT Guwahati Zone, IIT Kanpur Zone, IIT Kharagpur Zone, IIT Madras Zone and IIT Roorkee Zone. A special code for each test centre was allotted to candidates along with the name while applying.IIT Madras, the conducting institute for 2017, has announced JEE Advanced Exam Centres 2017, Zone-wise list of test cities is as follows.IIT Bombay ZoneGoahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Panaji101Gujarathttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Ahmedabad1022.Bhavnagar1133.Rajkot1034.Surat1045.Vadodara1056.Bhuj114Maharashtrahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Mumbai1062.Nagpur1073.Nashik1174.Navi Mumbai1085.Pune1096.Aurangabad1157.Kolhapur116Rajasthanhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Ajmer1102.Jaipur1113.Jodhpur1124.Barmer1185.Bhilwara1196.Pali1207.Tonk121IIT Delhi ZoneDelhihttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Delhi (East)2012.Delhi (West)2023.Delhi (North)2034.Delhi (South)2045.Delhi (Central)205Haryanahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Faridabad2062.Gurugram207Jammu & Kashmirhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Jammu208Madhya Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Indore209Rajasthanhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Sikar2102.Udaipur2113.Alwar214Uttar Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Aligarh2122.Mathura213IIT Guwahati ZoneArunachal Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Itanagar301Assamhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Guwahati3022.Jorhat3033.Silchar304Biharhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Gaya3052.Katihar3063.Muzaffarpur3074.Patna308Manipurhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Imphal309Meghalayahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Shillong310West Bengalhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Siliguri311IIT Kanpur ZoneMadhya Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Bhopal4012.Gwalior4023.Jabalpur403Uttarakhandhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Haldwani404Uttar Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Agra4052.Allahabad4063.Gorakhpur4074.Jhansi4085.Kanpur4096.Lucknow410IIT Kharagpur ZoneAndaman & Nicobar Islandhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Port Blair501Andhra Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Visakhapatnam502Chhattisgarhhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Bhilai5032.Bilaspur5043.Raipur505Jharkhandhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Bokaro5062.Dhanbad5073.Jamshedpur5084.Ranchi509Odishahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Bhubaneshwar5102.Rourkela511Sikkimhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Gangtok512Tripurahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Agartala513West Bengalhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Durgapur5142.Kharagpur5153.Kolkata (North)5164.Kolkata (Salt Lake)5175.Kolkata (South)5186.Malda5197.Krishnagar520IIT Madras ZoneAndhra Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Nellore6012.Vijayawada6023.Tirupati613Telanganahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Hyderabad6032.Warangal6043.Mahabubnagar616Karnatakahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Bengaluru6052.Mangaluru6063.Mysore614Keralahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Kochi6072.Kozhikode6083.Thiruvananthapuram609Puducherryhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Puducherry610Tamil Naduhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Chennai6112.Madurai6123.Coimbatore615IIT Roorkee ZoneChandigarhhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Chandigarh701Haryanahttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Ambala7022.Kurukshetra7033.Panipat7044.Rohtak7055.Sonipat722Himachal Pradeshhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Palampur7062.Shimla707Punjabhttp://S.No.City/TownCode1.Amritsar7082.Bathinda7093.Jalandhar7104.Ludhiana7115.Patiala712UttarakhandS.No.City/TownCode1.Dehradun7132.Haridwar7143.Roorkee715Uttar PradeshS.No.City/TownCode1.Bareilly7162.Gautam Budh Nagar7173.Ghaziabad7184.Meerut7195.Moradabad7206.Varanasi721Foreign centres where JEE Advanced 2017 will be held are as follows-Addis Ababa (Ethiopia)Colombo (Sri Lanka)Dhaka (Bangladesh)Dubai (UAE)Kathmandu (Nepal)SingaporeJEE Advanced Participating Institutes 2017JEE Advanced Participating Institutes 2017 are the institutes that will offer admissions to qualifying candidates for their respective B.Tech/BE programmes. For the admission year 2017-18, JEE Advanced participating institutes 2017 are the same as in the year 2016-17.S. NoName of the Institutes1.Indian Institute of Technology (Banaras Hindu University)2.Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar3.Indian Institute of Technology Bombay4.Indian Institute of Technology Delhi5.Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar6.Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati7.Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad8.Indian Institute of Technology Indore9.Indian Institute of Technology Jodhpur10.Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur11.Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur12.Indian Institute of Technology Madras13.Indian Institute of Technology Mandi14.Indian Institute of Technology Palakkad15.Indian Institute of Technology Patna16.Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee17.Indian Institute of Technology Ropar18.Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati19.Indian Institute of Technology Chattisgarh20.Indian Institute of Technology Goa21.Indian Institute of Technology Jammu22.Indian Institute of Technology Karnataka23.Indian School of Mines, DhanbadOther institutes using JEE Advanced ranksS. NoName of the Institutes1.Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore2.Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy (IIPE), Visakhapatnam3.Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Bhopal4.Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Mohali5.Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Kolkata6.Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Pune7.Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER), Thiruvananthapuram8.Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), Thiruvananthapuram9.Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (RGIPT), Rae BareliThanks