What is the meaning of state code in JEE Mains eligibility?

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nitika  kohli
7 years ago
Hello, Candidate is asked to fill a state code while applying for JEE Main Exam which means code of the state/ Union territory from where candidate has passed 12th or equivalent examination. Candidates appearing Board exams other than native states must be alert about this. Also, if a candidate has

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