JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is a two tier examination (Main & Advanced) regulated by CBSE Board.

JEE Main 2017 exam will conduct in first and second week of April 2017.

JEE Main 2017 Exam Dates (Tentative)

Official notification release
November, 2016

Application form release
first week of December, 2016

Application form correction window
one week in the second half of January, 2017

Release of Admit Card
first week of March, 2017

JEE Main offline exam (Pen and Paper Based exam)
first week of April, 2017

JEE Main online exam (Computer Based exam)
second week of April, 2017

Result declaration
last week of April, 2017

Counseling schedule
first week of July, 2017

JEE Main Eligibility Criteria

Candidates appearing/passed 12th or equivalent exam with PCM are eligible to apply.

Aspirants should have minimum five subjects in 12th/qualifying examination.

Candidate can attempt JEE Main exam three times only.

Diploma (3 years) holders are also eligible to apply.

Application Fee:



Exam Pattern

JEE Main Paper I:
Courses:
It is held for engineering courses (B.Tech/BE).

Number of Questions:
It is consisted of 90 MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions).

Subjects:
The paper will be asked from subjects as Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Language:
Hindi, English

Mode:
It will be commenced via both; online & offline.

Duration:
3 hours. (4 hours for the candidates having 40% or more disability)

Marking Scheme:
4 marks for each correct response.

Negative Marking:
1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect response or multi-responses.

JEE Main Paper II:
Courses:
It is held for Architecture course. (B.Arch).

Number of Questions:
It is consisted of 82 questions (MCQs) out of which 30 questions from mathematics, 50 questions from aptitude test and 2 questions (descriptive) of drawing test.

Subjects:
The paper will be asked from subjects as Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing.

Language:
Hindi, English

Mode:
It will be commenced via offline mode.

Duration: 3 hours. (4 hours for the candidates having 40% or more disability)

Marking Scheme:
4 marks for each correct response (2 questions of drawing will carry 70 marks).

Negative Marking:
1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect or multi-responses.