Before beginning preparation, it is important to understand the eligibility requirements for taking this exam. Following the Covid, some changes were made to the educational criteria. Furthermore, these criteria vary according to institutes. Admission to prestigious institutes such as the IITs is more competitive. So, without further delay, let us review the criteria.

Age: You must be 12th pass or at least appear for the exam the same year you appear for JEE.

Educational Qualifications: The aspirant must have a science stream in 11th and 12th that has Math, Physics, and Chemistry or biology as the primary subjects. 

Academic Percentage: Students in the general and OBC categories must secure 75% marks on their 12th boards. The number decreases to 65% for SC/ST category students. 

Moreover, the ones who want B. Arch admission institutions excluding the IITs, NITs, and CFITs must have 50% marks in Maths, Chemistry, and Physics. 

Attempts: A total of 6 attempts in 3 consecutive years can be made which means 2 attempts per year in the January and April sessions.

The JEE entrance exam 2024 application form is relatively easy to fill but sometimes mistakes are made. Look at the below-mentioned steps to complete the process without any error:

The JEE entrance test 2024 will be held in February and April, with both session 1 and session 2. All the information regarding the registration process or any updates regarding the examination is displayed on their official website that is: https://jeemain.nta.ac.in/

Apart from that, the process begins in 2023. Yes, if you plan to take the JEE mains in 2024, you should begin monitoring the website in 2023. The updates have been projected on the website since November. So let us move forward.

The registration fee depends on how many sessions you are appearing for. The fee gets doubled if you are appearing for both. Moreover, the fee also varies for boys, girls, and transgender. Refer to the table mentioned below to have a clear idea of how the fee structure works:

If we talk about the maximum cut-off, it is always 100%. But as we all know these cut-offs depend on the category as well. The minimum and maximum cut-offs for different category students look like this: 

Other information like the answer key will be available on the official website only after the respective exams conclude. 

The JEE entrance exam is conducted in two sessions. The first one takes place in January and is mostly for engineering students, specifically B.Tech students. The second session, held in April, is for B.Arch or B.Plan students. As a result, the course syllabus differs. The following are the ones mentioned for you: 

Each year, the official JEE Mains website provides a syllabus. It covers all of the critical areas in which you must prepare. It is primarily based on what you were taught in 11th and 12th grade. You may see the detailed syllabus here: JEE Mains Syllabus.

Students can select their JEE mains 2024 exam centers when filling out the application form. They can choose locations according to their feasibility. Students from India can also take the exam from places such as Kuwait and Russia. Furthermore, the NTA has just designated Abu Dhabi as a new international examination center. So, without any further delay, let's look at the Indian state and country information.

Now, let us discuss the preparation plan and how students may begin their preparation, as well as how they can do the preparation efficiently to achieve higher scores. You can't remember everything, especially when you have limited time. 

The first session was in January, and the second is scheduled in April. As a result, one must study strategically and make the most of their time. 

11,13,325 students appeared for JEE Mains and Advanced in 2023. The numbers are more likely to increase this year.

After the exam, the answer key will be released on the NTA's official website. Students must log in and obtain the same to verify their exam answers and determine whether or not they are correct. This allows them to predict their marks.

Candidates can also challenge incorrectly marked answers if they are confident enough. The charges would be INR 200 per question. The steps are as follows.

• Login to your account on the official site of JEE Mains

• Click on the answer key link and open your answer key

• Then, they need to click on the link named “Challenge answer key”

• After that, questions with ID numbers and correct answers will be displayed. 

• Click on the answers you think are right and click on the submit button

• After that, you need to provide supporting documents for your answer

• Then, pay the fees and you are done.

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The Counselling process will begin on June 10, 2024. It is managed by JoSAA, which stands for Joint Seat Allocation Authority. Students will be assigned seats at IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs based on their rankings.

You need to register on the official site of JoSAA and provide your preferences. All the students who have appeared for the exam are eligible to register. 

The best institute for JEE preparation is the one that is right for you. Many students want to prepare for the exam from the comfort of their homes, while others reside in places like Mumbai, Kota, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Patna, and so on to receive the best education. 

You can choose the Institute wherever it is convenient for you. Here are the most prestigious institutes in India.