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JEE Main Notification:The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the JEE Mains April session application form on the official website. Candidates appearing for the exam can fill the same.The last date of filling the JEE Mains April Application Form is March 7th, As per the official notification, the April session of JEE main exam will be conducted between April 07th to April 20th, . As you know that the last date of filling the JEE Main (April) application form is coming soon, you should not delay anymore.
More than 800 engineering colleges in India accept JEE Main score for admission. JEE Main is also the preliminary or qualifying exam to appear in JEE Advanced which is for admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and some other institutes.
From ,JEE Main is conducted by the NTA, the newly formed body by MHRD. NTA is conducting exam twice a year – once in January and then again in April. This article will tell you all that you need to know about JEE Main .
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JEE Main: Everything You Need To Know
Before getting into the details, let’s have an overview of the exam:
Bottom of Form
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Name of the Exam
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Joint Entrance Examination – Main (JEE Main)
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Conducting Body
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National Testing Agency (NTA)
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Category of Examination
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Undergraduate Exam
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Courses
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BE / B.Tech, B.Arch/ B.Plan
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Other Purpose of the Exam
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Stage 1 for Admission to IIT
Qualifying Exam for JEE Advanced
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Level
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National Level
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Exam Mode
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Computer Based Test
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Periodicity
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Twice a Year (January and April)
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Mode of Application
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Online
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Exam Duration
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3 hours
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Maximum Marks
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360
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Type of Questions
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
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Negative Marking
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1 mark for wrong answer
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Official Website
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nta.ac.in
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Important Links for reference
JEE Mains Important Dates
The last date of filling JEE Mains(April) application form which is March 07, is coming soon.
As per the latest notice published on NTA’s official website, multiple applications for JEE Mains will be rejected without any intimation.
JEE Main-April Application Form is released on jeemain.nic.in.
JEE Mains April will accept the registration forms into the online mode only.
The last day to pay the JEE Mains (II) application form fee is March 08, .
JEE Mains exam will only be conducted into the online mode from now.
NTA has released IIT PAL lecture videos to help students in their JEE Main preparation.
Students can also practice JEE Main Mock test on the official website of NTA.
Video lectures have been prepared by IIT Professors and subject masters of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
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Event
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January Session
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April Session
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JEE Main Notification released
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September
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February
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Availability of Application forms
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September 01 to 30,
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February 08th to March 07th,
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JEE Main Form Correction Window
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October 08 to 14,
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March 11th, to March 15th,
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JEE Main Admit Card Declaration
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December 17,
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March 20th,
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JEE Main Exam Date (Paper 1 & 2)
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January 08 to January 12,
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April 07th to April 20th,
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Declaration of JEE Main Answer Key
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January 15,
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April
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JEE Mains Result Declaration date
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January 19,
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April 30, (Paper- 1)
May 15, (Paper- II)
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The announcement of Qualified candidates
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March
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May
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Note-The transaction of the application fee can be done between February 08, to March 08, .
JEE Main Application Form:Documents Required
As mentioned above,the online registration for JEE Main–January was opened from 1st of September till 30th September.For the April session, the online registration is started from February 08,The last date to apply for the April session of JEE Main is March 07th.
Candidates can register themselves for the exam only in the online mode. The online application form for April session would be available on the official website of JEE Main – jeemain.nic.in.
Details Required For JEE Main Application Form
1- Aadhaar Authentication
Nationality
State of Eligibility
State from which candidate has appeared or pass the class 12th exam (or any equivalent exam)
Aadhar Number or Aadhar Enrollment ID
Name of the candidate
Date of Birth of the Candidate
Gender
2- Examination Details
Language
Examination center (any four)
Paper in which a candidate Is appearing for.
3- Personal Details
Mother’s Name
Father’s Name
Category
Physical Disability or not
Percentage of Disability (If applicable)
Whether the candidate needs a scribe reader or not
Place of residence
Complete postal address along with Pin Code
4- Academic Details
Year of Passing Class 10 exam (or any other equivalent exam)
Place of Class 12 Schooling
Year of appearing/ Passing Class 12 exam (or any other equivalent exam)
Roll number QE
Whether or not appearing Class 12 improvement exam
Improvement exam roll number if allotted
Name of the QE appeared/ Passed
Type of institution for QE
Mode of preparation
Name and address of the school/ college from which the candidate appeared/ passed.
5- Contact Details
E-Mail Address
Mobile Number
Other Numbers
6- Guardian Details
Father’s Qualification
Father’s Occupation
Father’s Annual Income
Mother’s Qualification
Mother’s Occupation
Mother’s annual Income
Declaration by the candidate
Declaration by father/ mother/ guardian
Scanned Copies To Be Uploaded
Scanned copies of candidate’s photograph, signature, and signature of their father/mother/guardian in JPEG/JPG format must be uploaded while filling up the JEE Mains application form. The size and dimension of the photograph and signatures are tabulated below:
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JEE Main Notification: Scanned Copies To Be Uploaded
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File Size
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Dimension
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Photograph of the Candidate
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10 kb to 200 kb
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3.5 cm by 4.5 cm
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Signature of the Candidate
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4 kb to 30 kb
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3.5 cm by 1.5 cm
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How To Apply For JEE Mains
Follow the steps as under to apply for JEE Mains :
Step 1- Go to the official website of JEE Main – jeemain.nic.in.
Step 2-Click on “Fill Application Form” and then click on “Apply For JEE Main ”.
Step 3-Read the instructions and click on “Proceed To Apply Online”.
Step 4-Enter your basic details, like, Name, Date of Birth, Gender, Aadhaar details, etc.
Step 5-Fill up your personal, academic, contact and exam-related details.
Step 6-Upload the scanned copies of the documents (photograph and signatures).
Step 7-Make payment of the application fee.
Step 8-Submit your application and take a print out of it for future reference.
After the online registration, candidates get the opportunity to make corrections in their application form. Candidates have to log in to their account in order to make changes/corrections in the details provided by them. However, they cannot change the exam center.
The JEE Mains correction window for the January session is over. The authorities have informed that photographs without name and date have been accepted. So, candidates won’t have to worry about that.
The JEE Mains Registration fee for different categories are tabulated below:
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Papers
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Fees
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Paper 1 or Paper 2 in Indian Centers
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Rs 500 for General/OBC (Boys)
Rs 250 for SC/ST/PH/Transgender/All Girls
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Paper 1 & Paper 2 in Indian Centers
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Rs 900 for General/OBC (Boys)
Rs 450 for SC/ST/PH/Transgender/All Girls
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Paper 1 or Paper 2 in Foreign Centers
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Rs 2000 for General/OBC (Boys)
Rs 1000 for SC/ST/PH/Transgender/All Girls
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Paper 1 & Paper 2 in Foreign Centers
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Rs 3000 for General/OBC (Boys)
Rs 1500 for SC/ST/PH/Transgender/All Girls
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Modes of Fee Payment– Credit Card, Debit Card, Net Banking or through e- challan (during the bank hours).
JEE Main Percentile Vs Rank: What Is Percentile Score?
Percentile score tells how you have performed in comparison to all other students who appeared for the exam. It is neither the percentage score (which is the percentage of the maximum marks that you have secured) nor the raw marks (absolute marks secured by you).
Percentile score tells you what percentage of the total number of students who appeared for the exam scored less than or equal to that particular percentile in that examination.
The formula to calculate percentile score is as under:
Percentile Score of a Candidate = 100 x (Number of candidates who secured a raw score (or actual score) EQUAL TO OR LESS than the candidate) / (Total number of candidates who appeared in that session).
With this formula, the raw marks of the candidates are normalized and expressed as Percentile Score (also called NTA Score) and the discrepancy caused by variation of difficulty level across various sessions are eliminated.
JEE Mains Eligibility Criteria
It is very important that you read the JEE Mains eligibility criteria properly before you apply for JEE Main.
Age Limit: For JEE Mains exam, the age limit has not been fixed.
Qualifying Exam and Subjects:Candidates must have cleared the Class 12 board exam in 2017 are appearing for it in with 5 subjects,including Physics, Math, and Biology/Chemistry/Technical Vocational Subject.
The number of Attempts & Year of Passing the Qualifying Exam: A student can appear for JEE Main thrice in three consecutive years. This means students who passed Class 12 exam in 2017 or and students who appeared for Class 12 exam in are eligible to appear for JEE Main both in January and April.
The percentage in Qualifying Exam: For admission to NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs, candidates must score at least 75 percent (65 percent for reserved categories) in their Class 12 board exams or be in the top 20 percentile in their board exams.
Reservation Criteria For JEE Main
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SC
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15 percent
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ST
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7.5 percent
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OBC
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27 percent
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PD (with a minimum of 40 percent of Physical disability)
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3 percent horizontal
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Note- Each category will have a 5% reservation criteria for the candidates of Physically disabled category.
JEE Main Exam Pattern
JEE Mains exam pattern will have two sets of the paper. Each paper will be divided as per the course applying. For Paper- 1, there will be 360 maximum marks in the exam and for Paper-2, maximum marks will be 390. There will be 4 marks offered for each right answer. On the other hand, 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
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Paper 1
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Paper 2
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Subjects
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Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry
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Aptitude Test, Math, and Drawing
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Question Type
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Multiple Choice Questions
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Multiple Choice Questions
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Duration of the Exam
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3 Hours
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3 Hours
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Maximum Marks
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360
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390
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The language of the exam
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English, Hindi and Other Regional Language
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English, Hindi and Other Regional Language
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As you can see, each question carries 4 marks. 1 mark will be deducted for every wrong answer. However, there is no penalty for questions not attempted. All the questions will be of MCQ type wherein there will be four options for every question out of which only one answer will be correct.
The JEE Mains syllabus is same as the syllabus of last year. The NTA will follow the same syllabus as CBSE, i.e. the CBSE syllabus of Class 11 and 12. The detailed class-wise syllabus, i.e. JEE Main syllabus from Class 11 and Class 12 are tabulated below:
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Topics From Class XI
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Topics From Class XII
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Unit, Dimension & Measurement
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Geometrical Optics
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Kinematics
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Wave Optics
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Circular Motion
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Electrostatics
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Law of Motion
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Capacitance
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Work, Power & Energy
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Current Electricity
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Momentum & Collision
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Gravitation
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Center of Mass and Inertia
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Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism
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Rotational Dynamics
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Nuclear Physics & Radio Activity
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Elasticity, Calorimetry, Thermal Expansion
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Communication Systems
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Ktg & Thermodynamics
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Electromagnetic Induction & AC
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Mechanical Waves
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Dual Nature of Matter and radiation.
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Fluid Mechanics
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Error in Measurement & Instruments
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Topics From Class XI
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Topics From Class XII
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Periodic Table & Properties
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Halogen Derivative
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Mole Concept
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Co-ordination Compound
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Nomenclature of Organic Compounds
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Aromatic Hydrocarbons
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Chemical Bondings
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Aliphatic Hydrocarbons
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Gaseous States
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Liquid Solution & Surface Chemistry
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Electronic Displacement Effect
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Metallurgy
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Atomic Structure
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Phenol
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Isomerism
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Alcohol
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Redox & Equivalent Concept
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Ether
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Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium
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Solid State
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Chemical Kinetics
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Carbonyl Compound
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Radioactivity (Nuclear Chemistry)
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Qualitative Analysis
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S, P, D & F block element
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Thermodynamic, Thermochemistry & Electrochemistry
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Biomolecules
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Polymers
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Carboxylic Acids & Its Derivatives
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Amines
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Practical Organic Chemistry
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Topics From Class XI
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Topics From Class XII
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Logarithms & Related Expressions
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Limits, Continuity & Differentiability
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Quadratic Equations & Expressions
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Method of differentiation
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Sequence & Progressions
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Indefinite Integration
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Compound Angles
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Definite Integration
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Trigonometric Function, Equations & Inequations
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Application of Derivatives
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Solutions of Triangles
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Determinants and Matrices
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Circles
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Vectors
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Straight Lines & Pair of Lines
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3 Dimensional Geometry
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Binomial Theorems
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Probability
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Permutations & Combinations
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Differential Equations
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Sets, Relations & Functions
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Area Under Curve
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Mathematical Inductions & Reasoning
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Parabola, Ellipse, Hyperbola
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Complex Number
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Statistics
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How to prepare for JEE Main
JEE Main question papers will be set up by software designed to pick up questions randomly from a question bank consisting of a large number of questions,students must have a crystal-clear knowledge of all the concepts in the syllabus. There are more than 17,000 concepts in the syllabus of JEE Mains, covering all three subjects. Also, you must solve as many JEE practice questions as possible and improve your problem-solving skills.
1-At the same time, you need to improve your overall test-taking skills as well.
2-Practice is the key: Practice as much as you can. 100% of your JEE preparation comprises of practice. School Connect Online offers over best questions especially designed for the preparation of JEE in our question bank to help you learn and strengthen concepts in each chapter.
3-Take All-India Level mock tests: Time Management and Accuracy Management very vital to crack exam like JEE,so give time-bound mock tests in a exam-like environment to improve your efficiency at attempting questions. School Connect Online offers an All-India Test Series that lets you compete with other students from all over India.
4-Clear all your doubts: Don't get stuck with doubts. Discuss and clarify them with Subject Experts and practice questions to become best in your weak point.
5-Study from the best sources: NCERT and several recommended books for JEE are the minimum resources you need. School Connect Online offers the best study material from all over the web to help you prepare better.
6-Revision is important: Maintain revision notes,points to remember. Revision is very useful when the exam is close and a good revision pattern will take less time.
JEE Mains Mock Test
More than 2000 practice centers have been set up and made operational all over India for students to practice and take tests. This will help students get used to the online platform and the test interface. Students will be able to go to the centers on Saturdays and Sundays.
You can also solve unlimited JEE practice questions and take JEE Mock Test of the same level as the actual exam on School Connect Online .
JEE Main Admit Card
JEE Admit Card for April session will be released on March 20,on the official website. Candidates will have to log on to their account with their Registration ID/Application Number and Password and download Admit Card/Hall Ticket.
The JEE Main Admit Card will contain all the information about the candidate and the exam:
Name of the Candidate
Application Number
Exam Paper
Exam Date
Exam Time
Exam Center
Instructions
How To Download JEE Main Admit Card
JEE Main Admit Card will be available on the official website. Following are some useful steps to download the same.
Step 1- Go on the official website of JEE Main/ NTA.
Step 2- Click on the link to download the JEE Main Admit Card.
Step 3- Enter your Application Number and Password.
Step 4- Click on Submit.
Step 5- Your admit card will appear on the screen. Save it in a safe folder. Also, take print out of your JEE Main Admit Card.
Note- Candidates must carry their admit card to the exam center without which they won’t be allowed to enter the examination hall.
JEE Main Result
JEE Main result for April exam will be declared likely on April 30, . The procedure to download the JEE Main Result is as follows:
Step 1- Go to the JEE Main/ NTA official website.
Step 2- Click on the link to download the result.
Step 3- Enter your Application Number and Password.
Step 4- Enter the security code visible on your screen.
Step 4- Click on Submit.
Step 5- Your result will appear on the screen. Take print out of your result for further reference.
The JEE Main scorecard will contain the following information:
Category of the Candidate
The nationality of the Candidate
Subject-wise Score
Total Score
All India Rank
Category Rank
JEE Mains Merit List Normalization
It is clear that JEE Main Exam will be conducted into various sessions. The difficulty level of the exam will also variate.To solve this problem,the candidate’s score will be normalized and converted into percentile based on the NTA Marking Scheme. This was done in JEE Main January as well it will be done in April exams too. The final merit list will be compiled based on the best of two NTA normalized scores secured by a candidate (if the candidate has appeared for the exam both the times).
In case two or more candidates secure the same NTA score, the rank will be determined considering the NTA score of the respective subjects and age in the following order:
a. NTA score of actual marks secured by the candidate in Mathematics
b. NTA score of actual marks secured by the candidate in Physics
c. NTA score of actual marks secured by the candidate in Chemistry
d. Candidates older in age.
e. Even after this criterion if the tie is not broken, candidates will be given the same rank.
JEE Main Cut Off
The cut-off marks are the minimum marks that you must secure in the exam in order to be eligible to appear in the JEE Main counselling. The cut-off marks change every year based on various factors like:
- The total number of seats available in various NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and other participating institutes.
- The total number of candidates appearing in the exam.
- The difficulty level of the exam.
- Having knowledge of JEE Mains cutoff will give you an idea about how much you should score in order to clear the exam:
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Category
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Cut-Off
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General
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74
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Other Backward Categories – Non-Creamy Layer (OBC – NCL)
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45
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Scheduled Caster (SC)
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29
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Scheduled Tribe (ST)
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24
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It is to be noted that clearing the cut off marks doesn’t mean you will get a seat for sure. In order to guarantee a seat, you must score as high as possible.
JEE Main Counselling
The counselling process will start in the month of July.The Joint Seat Allocation Authority(JoSAA) conducts the counselling.The allocation of seats is done on the basis of the JEE merit list/rank list, preference of the candidates, and the availability of seats. It is to be noted that for students who appear in JEE Main both in January and April,the best of the two scores will be considered for admission.
JEE Mains Notification FAQs
Q1- What is JEE Mains?
Ans- JEE Main is the first stage of a two-stage engineering entrance exam for students seeking admissions on the graduation level. JEE Exam is being organized by IIMs each year for admissions into top engineering colleges in India like NITs, IITs etc.
Q2- What is the eligibility for JEE Main?
Ans- Candidates must have cleared the Class 12 board exam in 2017are appearing for it in with 5 subjects, including Physics, Math, and Biology/Chemistry/Technical Vocational Subject.
Q3- What is the difference between JEE Main Paper 1 and Paper 2?
Ans- JEE Main Paper 1 is for those students who are looking for admissions into B.tech courses among top colleges in India. It consists subject like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as major subjects in the exam pattern. JEE Main Paper 2 is for the students looking for admissions into B.Arch and B.Planning courses.
Q4- What is the eligibility for IIT?
Ans- Candidates must have at least 75% in their 10+2th exam and a top cut-off score which can be varied as per various IITs. If SC/ST or Physically Handicapped, 10% of the relaxation in 10+2 score will be provided.
Q5- Is there any age limit for JEE?
Ans- As per the official notification, there is no clause of any kind of age limit in JEE Main Notification. Students appeared or appearing their 12th board exam in 2017,and respectively can apply for this exam.
Q6- Can we get NIT through JEE Mains?
Ans- Yes,to be eligible for NIT counselling,it is not mandatory to score enough to be eligible for JEE advanced. So you can get NIT admission through JEE Main by clearing JEE Main exam with required rank and clearing counselling process with expected performance.
Q7- Is JEE necessary for engineering?
Ans- No, there are various other exams to provide engineering admissions into India. JEE is required only if you want to get admission into colleges like NITs or IITs. However, various other colleges also accept the JEE score to provide admissions.
Q8- What is the minimum age for IIT JEE?
Ans- As per the age clause, the student must be at least 17 years old to be eligible for the JEE Main exam.
Q9- How many subjects are there in JEE Main for engineers?
Ans- JEE Main will have three subjects into the exam pattern for engineering students. The paper will be known as Paper- I and will consist of Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry.
Q 10- What is the difference between IIT and JEE?
Ans- JEE is an exam being conducted by NTA since for admissions into top engineering courses in India. While IIT is a group of colleges built by the government and which are being considered as top Indian colleges for engineering.
Q 11- Which is the largest IIT?
Ans- IIT, Kharagpur is being known as the largest IIT campus in India with 2100 acres.
Q 12- How can I study for JEE?
Ans- To study for JEE, it is advised for students to attempt mock tests, attempt question papers, Prepare the subjects chapter-wise and work on the weaker points first.
Q 13- Which is the number 1 IIT in India?
Ans- IIT Kharagpur is being considered as a topmost IIT College for engineering admissions.
You must take your JEE (Main) preparation seriously even though the exam will be conducted twice a year. You should give your best shot in the first attempt itself so that you don’t have to appear in the exam the second time or at least worry about your performance.
According to the JEE Notification, JEE Main exam will be based on the CBSE syllabus of Class 11 and 12. Students can access JEE study materials for free on School Connect Online. There are also number of free JEE practice questions available on School Connect Online. School Connect Online also provides free JEE mock tests which are of the same level as the actual exam.
It has been found that students score the same marks in the actual JEE Main exam as their score in the School Connect Online tests.
We hope this detailed information regarding JEE (Main) Notification helps you in your JEE Main preparation. For any query related to JEE (Main) Notification/exam, drop a comment below and we will get back to you
Q14: Can a candidate change the mode of examination?
Ans: The JEE Main exam will only be held in the computer based mode. The HRD ministry will organise practice centres from August. These will be free of cost for all aspirants who want to familiarise themselves with the new mode of examination.
Q15: Can the candidates opt for both the papers of JEE Main ?
Ans: Yes, the candidates can appear for both papers in JEE , or can also have the liberty to appear for just one of the two.
Q16: Can candidates change the date of their exam?
Ans: Candidates can change the date of their exam only if it clashes with something important, like a board exam.
Q17: Is it compulsory to have an Aadhaar Card Number to apply for JEE Main ?
Ans: Yes, it’s mandatory for candidates to enter their Aadhaar Card Number in the application form in order to register successfully. No application will be accepted without the Aadhaar Card Number.
Q18: A candidate has applied for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Can he or she opt for just one paper now?
Ans: There is no compulsion for such candidates to appear in both papers. They can choose to appear for the paper of their choice. However, there will be no refund of fees.
Q19: What action is to be taken if the candidate has opted for Hindi or Gujarati medium for the examination but now wants to appear in the English medium?
Ans: The JEE Main question paper is bilingual (both in Hindi and English as well as Gujarati and English) for candidates who have opted for Hindi or Gujarati mediums. The candidate can attempt the questions in any medium during the examination.
To clarify all your doubts, check out the detailed list of JEE Main FAQs.
That’s all you need to know about JEE Main . Don’t lose heart if you don’t get through to JEE Advanced as some NITs are even better than a few IITs.
Q20: What colleges can I get into through JEE Main?
Ans: IITs, NITs, IIITs and a list of 100 or so central or state funded institutions participate in JEE Main. Though IITs and ISM don’t accept the JEE Main score, they require the JEE Advanced score, this is the first step to getting into the best colleges.
Here's a list of participating Colleges in JEE Main .
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Sr No
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Colleges
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1
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National Institute of Technology (NIT Trichy), Tiruchirappalli
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2
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Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Pune
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3
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Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-A), Allahabad
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4
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National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology (NIFFT), Ranchi
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5
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Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), Delhi
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6
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Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIITG), Guwahati, Assam
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7
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National Institute of Technology Warangal (NITW), Telangana
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8
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National Institute of Technology Patna (NIT Patna), Bihar
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9
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Thapar University, Patiala
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10
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PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore
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