Under 100 understudies of each one of the individuals who passed their Class XII exams of the Tamil Nadu State Board framework and took the JEE will concentrate on in an IIT

Aside from CBSE applicants who shaped the greater part of the qualified parcel, a generous number of understudies from 11 State Boards - including Kerala, Karnataka and even Bihar - made the cut. Be that as it may, not Tamil Nadu.

TN was consigned to the "Others" class which included State Boards with under 100 qualified understudies each. The nation over, 26,456 hopefuls had cleared the IIT JEE Advanced, the aftereffects of which were declared on Wednesday. CBSE understudies made up 15,311 of them.

The CBSE understudies in the State welled. In the IIT-Madras zone, 4928 hopefuls had made the removed of which 451 were from Tamil Nadu of whom 410 were from Chennai.

"The execution is predictable with what we have generally expected from understudies of Tamil Nadu," said Prof S Sundar, director, JEE Advanced (2015), IIT-M. Sundar, in any case, stressed that the appearance-qualifying proportion was sensibly higher for TN proposing that the State would do well to quality understudies taking the JEE.

"Sixteen for every penny of the 2815 understudies who showed up from TN qualified. In AP-Telangana district, this proportion was 18.2 for each penny yet they had 14,857 understudies showing up. In Karnataka and Kerala it was 12.6 and 11.3 for each penny qualified.