I did my 10th in 2017 and planning to give NIOS by 2026. Planning to give JEE in 2026. Will this huge gap effect my eligibility for Mains?

My age will be 24 years in 2026.

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If you match the qualifying requirements, you can take the JEE Mains in 2026 after finishing your NIOS (National Institute of Open Schooling) exams. Your eligibility won't be impacted by the difference between your Class 10 and Class 12 grades as long you meet these requirements

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Certain details may remain locked during the JEE correction window. These will include:

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