When will JEE paper 2 be out?
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
6 years agoHello Sudharshan,
Candidates can check their results with the help of their login IDs. Total 180052 aspirants were registered for Paper 2 out of them 145386 appeared in the exam. NTA has also announced the final JEE Main Paper 2 Answer Key. -
EE Main Paper 2 Result 2019 B.Arch & B. Plan will be released by National Testing Agency NTA in an online mode within 30 days after the conduct of examinations. The announcement of JEE Main Result 2019 for Paper 2 is scheduled for January 31, 2019, for January session and on April 30, 2019 for April session. JEE Main 2019 for paper 2 will be conducted on January 8, 2019, in two shifts for Computer based test and pen-paper based test modes. The paper 2 result will be announced on the same day as for paper 1. Candidates can check their JEE Main result paper 2 of B.Arch and B. Plan courses on the official website of NTA by login with thei...more -
The forms are already out.
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JEE Exam is one of the most popular & the toughest exam in India for Engineering Aspirants. Many students prepare for the exam every year to get admission in the dream college known as IIT 'S and NIT 's
The JEE Main Paper 2 Cut off was as follows:
General -81 Marks
OBC -49 Marks
SC-32 Marks
ST-27 Marks. -
Hello,
The National Testing Agency has announced the result for the JEE Main Paper 2 Exam, which was conducted on 8th January 2019. Now candidates can check their results with the help of their login IDs. Total 180052 aspirants were registered for Paper 2 out of them 145386 appeared in the exam. NTA has also announced the final JEE Main Paper 2 Answer Key. You can check the complete answer key - http://bit.ly/2HJLJqo here
The next online application for JEE Main Paper 2 will start from 8th February. The JEE Main April 2019 Exam will be conducted in CBT mode in between 6th and 20th April 2019. I hope it helps.
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