Can I appear for JEE Mains exam if I fail in my class 12th exam
Yes you can EEE Mains exam if you fail in your class 12th standard as the criteria of JEE Mains state that candidate must have to appear the class 12th board or equivalent exam. However to be able to enroll into an undergraduate programme in engineering, one is required to clear their Class 12 exami
No, failing your Class 12 exams will prevent you from taking the JEE Mains. Candidates must have passed their Class 12th or equivalent exam with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as required subjects in order to meet the fundamental eligibility requirements for JEE Mains. Since passing Class 12 is
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Yes, NTA has reopened the JEE Main 2026 session 2 registration window on March 12. The last date to apply is March 13.
Yes, the JEE Main 2026 January question papers have been released. The official papers were made available with the response sheet of the candidates under their respective logins on the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in.
If a question is dropped in the JEE Main exam, then the candidates of the shift from which the question is dropped will get bonus marks. It does not matter if you attempted the question or not. If a question from your shift is dropped then you will be eligible for +4 bonus marks.
To be able to complete all questions in the JEE Mains question paper in 3 hours, candidates can follow a simple trick below:
Attempt the questions in rounds. Such as:
- In round 1, attempt the questions you find easy. Spend 45-60 minutes here.
- In round 2, go for moderate questions. Do not spend more than
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