u/CauchyHypersurface

So I got 77xxx rank in JEEM and I'm getting ECE in lower IIITs, I have my advanced tomorrow but there's a 50/50 chance that I'll make it.

Coming to WBJEE, I've never prepared for it but I'm sure it wouldn't be more difficult than JEE adv but I'm also not sure of what rank can I possibly get, so I wanted to ask that if I fail to make it till the top branches of jadavpur, what other options do I have and are these options any better than what I'm already getting?

Also, how much can I potentially expect in WBJEE, given that my maths and physics are strong for JEE adv?

What to choose and why?

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I don't really have any idea about how good these IIITs are so please do help me out in choosing. Also, if you're choosing the 5th option then let me know if it's Ranchi, kalyani or bhagalpur.

Also, let me know the reason why you chose x and not the rest and please do mention the pros and cons of these institutions.

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Considering the overall + subjectwise difficulty of Allen Scores and actual JEE Advanced which score paper would be the closest to jee advanced based on the previous years data.

I'm asking this because I've seen a lot of pyqs already and have solved them during my preparation so it's difficult for me to judge those papers.

Before answering, please make sure that there are some very easy problems that appear in jee advanced too such as U&D.

I got 95%ile in jee mains (should have got atleast 96-97 but I had 4 april shift 1)

And right now I am preparing for Advanced which is on 17th may. As WBJEE is on 24th may so I'll have 1 week in hand, what should be my preparation strategy in this last week?