Are JEE Main and JEE Advance different exams?
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Hi Payal, JEE Main And JEE Advanced are two different exams. If you want to take admission in IIT, then first you have to qualify JEE Main and then qualify JEE Advanced. By qualifying JEE Main you can get admission in NITs and other GFTIs colleges. JEE Advanced is tougher as compared to JEE Main. -
Hii Payal, JEE Mains and JEE Advanced are the two different exams, but both are corelated, without qualification of JEE Mains you can't appear in JEE Advanced exam, you can attempt thrice after 12th, including the time you appeared in 12th for JEE Mains exam, but for JEE Advanced, you can attempt only twice. -
Hii Payal, They are the different exams. For JEE advance, you have to qualify JEE Mains. As compared to Mains, advance is tough. Through JEE MAINS, you will get top NITS college and through advance, you will get IIT.
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