I am passed 2020 12th exam. Now I continued with Bsc my education and I want to appear jee main and advanced 2021 can I appeared this exam

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Yes, you can appear and prepare for JEE 2021, firstly don't take any chances by dropping your B.Sc. But once you crack your JEE Main advance attain the counseling of JEE and if you get enrolled in engineering college then you can leave the B.Sc. And continue with engineering.

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Pradeep Kumar | Scholar-Level 18

5 years ago

Yes, you can appear in JEE Main 2021. The registration process of JEE Main January 2021 session will be started in the first week of September, while February first week is for April 2021 session. The JEE Advanced will be conducted among the JEE Main qualifiers after the JEE Main April session. Henc

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