JEE (Advanced) 2018 Report PDF

JEE (ADVANCED) 2018 JOINT IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE REPORT VOLUME I ORGANIZING INSTITUTE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR AUGUST 2018  Acknowledgement The successful conduct of JEE (Advanced) 2018 ended wi...

JEE (ADVANCED) 2018 JOINT IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE REPORT VOLUME I ORGANIZING INSTITUTE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR AUGUST 2018  Acknowledgement The successful conduct of JEE (Advanced) 2018 ended with a marked change in the examination system not only for the JEE but for other examinations conducted by other organizations. The JEE (Advanced) 2018 was conducted in a fully computer based test mode for the first time. It was conducted flawlessly and error free with several new features introduced. The successful conduct of JEE (Advanced) 2018 was not possible without the active and unconditional support from Joint Admission Board (JAB) members, Joint Implementation Committee (JIC) members, our colleagues and many other officials in the IITs. There were three JAB Chairmen for JEE (Advanced) 2018, Professor Abhay Karandikar, Director, IIT Kanpur (from 18.04.2018 to 31.08.2018), Professor Manindra Agarwal, Officiating Director, IIT Kanpur (from 06‐11‐2017 to 17.04.2018) and Professor Indranil Manna, Director, IIT Kanpur (from 01.09.2017 to 05‐11‐ 2017) who provided us with their valuable leadership, advice, guidance and support during the entire period of the conduct of JEE (Advanced) 2018 and we would like to give them our heartfelt thanks. We are grateful to all the JAB members for their continuous support, feedback and suggestions. Without the unconditional, continuous and excellent support, planning, discussions, opinions, attitude of selflessly working for the system of all the members of JIC members, it was not possible to conduct any of the examination activities especially changing the examination mode to computer based test for the first time. We would like to thank each and every member of the Joint Implementation Committee (JIC). Several faculty members, technical and administrative staff members of all the IITs helped us in different activities from time to time in the conduct of the examination. We would like to thank all the faculty and staff of all the participating institutions who have helped us in the conduct of JEE (Advanced) 2018. Their dedication and the sleepless nights to ensure that all the jobs are conducted well in time is beyond any compensation. The support from Mr. R. Subrahmanyam, Secretary, HE, MHRD, Government of India and National Informatics Centre, Government of India was helpful in the successful completion of the examination and admission process. The first volume (the present one) contains statistics relating to qualified candidates, category‐wise rank lists, rank wise allocated seats etc. The second volume contains material such as Information Brochure, syllabus, question papers, various guidelines, form booklets etc. The third volume carries the minutes of all JIC, ZJIC and JAB Meetings. Professor Satyadev Nandakumar Professor Amit Mitra Professor Shalabh Organizing Vice Chairman Organizing Vice Chairman Organizing Chairman IIT Kanpur, August 30, 2018  JEE (ADVANCED) 2018 REPORTS SUBMITTED BY THE ORGANIZING INSTITUTE INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR Volume I Report Volume II Printed Material Volume III Minutes of the JIC, ZJIC, and JAB Meetings  Contents of Volume ‐ I Part 1 1. Joint Admission Board (JAB) 2018 Ch‐1/1 to Ch‐1/2 2. Important Dates for JEE (Advanced) 2018 Ch‐2/1 to Ch‐2/1 3. Executive Summary Ch‐3/1 to Ch‐3/4 4. Summary of Statistics of JEE (Advanced) 2018 Ch‐4/1 to Ch‐4/1 5. Qualifying Criteria for JEE (advanced) 2018 Ch‐5/1 to Ch‐5/2 6. Results of JEE (Advanced) 2018 6.1 Number of Qualified Candidates Ch‐6/1 to Ch‐6/1 6.2 Rank 1 Qualified Candidates in Different Categories Ch‐6/2 to Ch‐6/2 6.3 Zone wise Toppers and Distribution Ch‐6/3 to Ch‐6/3 6.4 Marks of First and Last Ranked Candidates in Each Category Ch‐6/3 to Ch‐6/3 6.5 Aggregate Total Marks with Different Ranks Ch‐6/4 to Ch‐6/6 7. Question Paper Analysis 7.1 Question wise Candidates’ Performance in Physics Ch‐7/1 to Ch‐7/2 7.2 Question wise Candidates’ Performance in Chemistry Ch‐7/3 to Ch‐7/4 7.3 Question wise Candidates’ Performance in Mathematics Ch‐7/5 to Ch‐7/6 7.4 Question Paper Pattern Ch‐7/7 to Ch‐7/7 7.5 Distribution of Marks in Aggregate, Data for Qualified & Admitted Candidates Ch‐7/8 to Ch‐7/8 7.6 Distribution of Marks in Physics, Data for Qualified & Admitted Candidates Ch‐7/9 to Ch‐7/9 7.7 Distribution of Marks in Chemistry, Data for Qualified & Admitted Candidates Ch‐7/10 to Ch‐7/10 7.8 Distribution of Marks in Mathematics, Data for Qualified & Admitted Ch‐7/11 to Ch‐7/11 Candidates 7.9 Scatter Diagram of Total Marks in JEE (Advanced) vs JEE (Mains) Ch‐7/12 to Ch‐7/15 8. Zone wise Statistics 8.1 Zone wise and Category wise Distribution of Candidates Ch‐8/1 to Ch‐8/1 8.2 Zone wise Male and Female Candidates Ch‐8/2 to Ch‐8/2 8.3 Zone wise Nationality of Candidates Ch‐8/3 to Ch‐8/3 8.4 Zone wise AAT 2018 Candidates Ch‐8/4 to Ch‐8/4 9. List of JEE (Advanced) Centres Ch‐9/1 to Ch‐9/15 10. Rank List sorted by Roll Numbers 10.1 Common Rank List (CRL) Ch‐10/1 to Ch‐10/132 10.2 OBC‐NCL Rank List Ch‐10/133 to Ch‐10/186 10.3 SC Rank List Ch‐10/187 to Ch‐10/204 10.4 ST Rank List Ch‐10/205 to Ch‐10/210 10.5 PwD Rank List Ch‐10/211 to Ch‐10/212 10.6 Preparatory Rank List Ch‐10/213 to Ch‐10/242 10.7 Roll Numbers of AAT 2018 Qualified Candidates Ch‐10/243 to Ch‐10/247 11. Class XII Performance Based Eligibility Criteria Ch‐11/1 to Ch‐11/5 12. Schedule of Events of JoSAA 2018 Ch‐12/1 to Ch‐12/5 13. Seat Allotment Statistics 13.1 Seat Matrix for the Academic Year (AY) 2018‐2019 including Supernumerary Ch‐13/1 to Ch‐13/2 13.2 Seat matrix (including Female only supernumerary seats) for Academic Year Ch‐13/3 to Ch‐13/35 2018‐19 13.2 Total Seats vs Allotted Seats for the AY 2018‐2019 Ch‐13/36 to Ch‐13/36 13.3 Statistics of Candidates Allotted Admission in IITs Ch‐13/37 to Ch‐13/37 13.4 Category wise Last Rank Candidate offered Admission Ch‐13/37 to Ch‐13/37 13.5 Distribution of Top 1000 Rankers across the Institutes Ch‐13/38 to Ch‐13/38 14. Candidates Demographics: Ch‐14/1 to Ch‐14/6 Candidates’ mode of Preparation, Candidates’ Schooling, Parents’ Income, Parents’ Education, Parents’ Occupation, School Board Statistics of Candidates  Contents of Volume ‐ I 15. List of Courses and their Codes Ch‐15/1 to Ch‐15/6 16. Rank wise Seat Allotment 16.1 Seat Allotment using CRL, DS & Foreign Ranks Ch‐16/1 to Ch‐16/69 16.2 Seat Allotment using OBC‐NCL Rank Ch‐16/70 to Ch‐16/106 16.3 Seat Allotment using SC Rank Ch‐16/107 to Ch‐16/127 16.4 Seat Allotment using ST Rank Ch‐16/128 to Ch‐16/136 16.5 Seat Allotment using PwD Rank Ch‐16/137 to Ch‐16/138 16.6 Preparatory Seat Allotment Ch‐16/139 to Ch‐16/146 16.7 Number of Preparatory students in different Institutes Ch‐16/147 to Ch‐16/147 17. Most Preferred Courses of the Candidates 17.1 Most Preferred Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/1 to Ch‐17/3 17.2 First Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/4 to Ch‐17/6 17.3 Second Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/7 to Ch‐17/9 17.4 Third Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/10 to Ch‐17/12 17.5 Fourth Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/13 to Ch‐17/15 17.6 Fifth Choice of the Candidates Ch‐17/16 to Ch‐17/18 18. Vacant Seats in IITs after Final Round of Seat Acceptance Ch‐18/1 to Ch‐18/1 19. 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