Can I appear for JEE Mains for a third time in 2017? I have already appeared for it twice.
I passed 12th standard in 2015. Is it possible for me to give JEE Mains and JEE Advanced or only JEE Mains in 2017 again?
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firstly i appreciate you that you have a courage to think like this. by the way, yes you can definitely give jee mains 3rd time. BUT REMEMBER MY WORDS THAT YOU CAN ONLY GIVE "JEE MAINS" not advance because one can give jee mains 3 time but jee advance gives only 2 chances. inspite of this there are many more equivalent entrance exams that you can give in 2017. so I suggest you to prepare for those and give all those 4-5 exams wih jee mains. WISH U LUCK! -
Yeah u can.do.thrice.
Bt remember it will b ur last chance 4 jee main.
So work hard 4 it. .
And now as it is ur 3rd try so start focusing on ur weak areas. And study well and work hard 4 jee. -
Yes you can appear for it in 2017.
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Hi,
Yes, you can definitely give JEE Mains 3rd time. But, remember my words that you can only give "JEE Mains" not advance, because one can give JEE Mains 3 time, but JEE advance gives only 2 chances. Inspite of this, there are many more equivalent entrance exams that you can give in 2017. So, I suggest you to prepare for those and give all those 4-5 exams with JEE Mains. -
yes you can. a candidate can appear in JEE exam for maximum three times
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Yes, you can easily give JEE Mains, but you can't be able to appear for Advance this time.
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