What is the latest update about JEE Mains 2020?
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NTA has announce exam dates, registration dates as well admit card dates, so that candidate can plan their studies from now itself. Here are the JEE Main Exam dates 2020. For JEE Main January 2020-
Registration starts- 2nd Sept 2019
Registration Closes- 30th Sept 2019
Admit Card release 6th Dec 2019
Exam dates- 6th to 11th Jan 2020
Result 31st Jan 2020
For JEE Main April 2020-
Registration starts- 7th Feb 2020
Registration Closes- 7th March 2020
Admit Card release 16th March 2020
Exam dates- 3rd to 9th April 2020
Result- 30th April 2020.
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Hello,
This time as well NTA gives double chance to JEE aspirants for JEE Mains Exam. NTA has announce exam dates, registration dates as well admit card dates, so that candidate can plan their studies from now itself. Here are the JEE Main Exam dates 2020.
For JEE Main January 2020-
Registration starts- 2nd Sept 2019
Registration Closes- 30th Sept 2019
Admit Card release 6th Dec 2019
Exam dates- 6th to 11th Jan 2020
Result 31st Jan 2020
For JEE Main April 2020-
Registration starts- 7th Feb 2020
Registration Closes- 7th March 2020
Admit Card release 16th March 2020
Exam dates- 3rd to 9th April 2020
Result- 30th April 2020.
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