IIT Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) exam is a national level entrance test conducted by CBSE for admission in under graduation engineering courses in IITs, NITs and other Institutes.

Number of Attempts for JEE exam-

Number of Attempts for JEE (Main)

Number of Attempts for JEE (Advanced)

A candidate can attempt JEE (Advanced) maximum two times in consecutive years.

JEE Main exam Eligibility

12th or its equivalent examination from a recognized board with PCM group with minimum 50%

The general and OBC candidates must born on or after 1st October 1991 and the SC/ST/PwD candidates must born on or after 1st October 1986.

Pattern of Examination

JEE Main is comprised in two papers.

The candidates seeking for the B.Tech/B.E must avail the paper 1 or the candidates seeking for the B.Arch/B.Planning must avail the paper 2.

The paper 1 will be asked in objective type questions in equally from the subjects as Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

The paper 2 will be asked in three parts.

The part one will comprise in objective type questions in Mathematics subjects, part 2 will comprise in objective type questions on aptitude skills and part three will comprise in drawing test.

Paper one will be held through both; computer based and pen & paper base exam while paper two will be held through pen & paper based exam mode only.

Both papers will be stretched in the duration of 3 hours each.

The total question will be asked in paper 1 are 90

Each correct answer will carry the 4 marks

Each incorrect answer will be punished with 1 mark.