Hello buddy here we tell you difference between JEE main and JEE
advances as follows

Major differences between JEE-Main and JEE-Advanced include:

Any applicants who meets eligibility criteria can take JEE-Main. However,
only top 1.5 lakh candidates in JEE-Main can take JEE-Advanced.

IITs and ISM Dhanbad pick up candidates on the basis of All India Rank (AIR)
in JEE-Advanced.

These candidates must feature in the top 20 percentile of Boards in
respective categories.


JEE-Main and Advanced are held in two parts—Paper 1and paper 2.

The paper 1 of JEE Main has multiple choice questions in Physics, Chemistry
and Mathematics while the paper 1 of JEE-Advanced has objective type
questions from the same subjects.

Candidates can take the paper 1 of JEE-Main as a pen-paper test or an online
test.

However, JEE-Advanced does not offer any such option. Both the papers of
JEE Advanced shall be paper based tests.

A candidate can take JEE-Main only thrice in his/her lifetime.

A candidate can attempt JEE-Advanced a maximum of two times in
consecutive years.

JEE Main

Paper-1 is for admission in B.E./B.Tech (online and offline).

Paper-2 is for admission in B.Arch and B.Planning (offline only).

1.3 Million students including 316,000 female candidates appeared for JEE-
Main exam in 2014

In 2016, JEE Main will be conducted on 03 Apr 2016 (offline mode) and 09
Apr 2016, 10 Apr 2016 (online mode).

JEE Advanced

Students who qualify JEE-Mains can appear for JEE-Advanced examination.

1.19 lakh students appeared for JEE Advanced in 2014 out of which 27,152
qualified of which 14,269 i.e. 52.55% qualified from 11 Indian cities

exam. According to the IIT-Bombay, 26,456 candidates qualified for
admission to IITs and ISM.