JEE Main Exam Complete details and preparation

JEE Main Application form will release in the month of September 2019. All eligible and interested candidates can fill the application form. Admit Card for JEE Main Admit Card will be issued only to those aspirants who successfully filled application form with fee payment. Read the complete article to know more about JEE Mains.

In the year 2012, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) declared this new common examination instead of the two previous tests namely: All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) and Indian Institutes of Technology Joint Entrance Examination (IIT-JEE). Joint Entrance Exam has two components, JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced. JEE-Main exam is comprises of two papers, Paper-1 and Paper-2. Paper-1 is for the application in Bachelor in Engineering Bachelor in Technology which could be taken online and offline. Paper-2 is for admission in Bachelor in Architecture and Bachelor in Planning which can only be taken personally. Examinees can select either one or both of them. Qualified JEE-Mains passers can take JEE-Advanced examination. An approximate number of 150,000 students qualified to take the examination.

There are several changes made by NTA in JEE exam. You can check all the changes made by NTA in the following points.

National Testing Agency conducts JEE Mains exam twice in a year in the month of January and April. Formerly the exam conducted only once in the month of April.

Best of the two Scores: The biggest advantage in the new NTA JEE Main will be that if candidates attempt both the January and April exams, the better of the two scores will be considered for ranking purposes in the counseling process.

Exam Mode - NTA JEE Main is a computer-based test for Paper 1; however, for Paper 2, Mathematics and Aptitude was held in computer-based mode and Drawing will be in pen and paper mode. Now candidates for paper 1 will have no option for pen-paper exam.

Mock Tests For Better Preparation- National Testing Agency has started student registration for JEE Main mock tests which are done on a weekly basis. Candidates can practice with these tests to get a better understanding of the exam pattern, how to prepare and what to expect in the actual exam.

Test Practice centers (TPCs)- The newly formed conducting body NTA has opened JEE Main practice centres at 2,697 colleges and schools with computers to allow candidates to practice the JEE Main mock tests. These centres will be open on every Saturday and Sunday to allow candidates to work on the days off without interfering with their regular school schedule. Candidates will have to use the NTA App developed for this purpose to detect their nearest TPC.

Application Form- NTA reduce fee for the application form for reserved categories.

Give more time on areas that you’re weak in. To get a hold of the concept, practice regularly from time.

We all are humans and forget things easily if not revise regularly. So revise all concepts from time to time.

Make a time table and strictly follow that.

Do not skip any topic that you feel is not up to your task or is unnecessary.

Never bunk coaching lectures.

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