If I do again 12th then can I give again JEE.
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Actually, if you completed your class 12th in 2019, you can appear for JEE Mains thrice, i.e., in 2019, 2020, 2021. So, you have 3 chances. Instead of doing class 12th again, you can take break and can prepare for JEE. -
Originally every candidate has a maximum of three attempts for JEE Main. Candidates can appear twice for the entrance test in a year. So this is used in correlation with the original number of attempts, from 2019 onwards, JEE Main number of attempts in total will be six. -
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If you repeat 12th then yes, you can give JEE again. Do remember that the age limit is 19. -
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Yes any student can give a maximum of three times JEE Mains and 2 times JEE Advance. -
According to the NTA, a student can attempt JEE Main twice in a year in a particular academics session, however as per new eligibility criteria a candidate can appear JEE Main for three consecutive year, so you have chance to give JEE Main again prepare well for next year instead of doing class 12th.
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Yes, you can give.
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