Which is tougher to crack: JEE or NEET?
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Kundan Singh Qualified CII-IPATE 2020 | GATE 2021|B.Tech(CSE) | Guide-Level 12
8 years agoJEE Advanced is considered as one of the toughest entrance examination of India. The difficulty level of the paper is very high as compared to NEET paper. JEE is a two stage examination. The first stage is called JEE Mains and the next is JEE Advanced. National Institute of Technologies (NITs) and the other Government Funded Institutes (GFTIs ) admits its students on the basis of JEE Mains rank where as (Indian Institute of Technologies) IITs, IIST, IISc takes students on the basis of JEE Advanced rank.
NEET is a bit easier to crack. Weightage of biology is more. Although seats are limited in the government medical colleges like AIMS.
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JEE Advanced and NEET are the two well-renowned and recognised exams. These exams are all India common engineering and medical entrance examinations which are conducted for admissions in various engineering and medical colleges respectively all over the country. Since JEE Mains & Advanced is for engineering and NEET is for medical, these exams are way different from each other Syllabus is quite different for both of the exam.
NEET students have a lot to remember whereas JEE students require more of evaluation and understanding. Basically, both these examinations are difficult. Comparing these two exams on the basis of their difficulty...more -
So, JEE and NEET are completely different papers designed to test aptitude for two different areas of study.
JEE has two set of exams. JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. These are for admissions in engineering colleges throughout the country.
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NEET has only one exam and the exam is designed to test the aptitude of the candidate as a doctor.
In general, we can say that NEET is easier than JEE Advanced and tougher than JEE Mains.The reason is that JEE Advance also has multiple choice type questions. Now JEE has also introduced numerical type questions that can have answer ranging from 000 to 999. This makes th...more -
Hi,
Though JEE Advanced (previously known as IITJEE) is considered to be one of the toughest entrance examinations throughout the world, both of these examinations JEE and NEET are conducted with different aims. JEE is divided into two exams- JEE Mains and JEE Advanced. So, amongst these three exams, JEE Advanced is the toughest one to crack, NEET being the intermediate one and the JEE Mains is the easiest of three to crack. People passing JEE can apply for IITs, NITs and top notch government colleges throughout the India (Obviously, they can apply for the rest of the colleges as well). This means that there are many seats for the stude...more -
It is true that both JEE and NEET are competitive exams, but they differ in their difficulty level and competition. JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is an engineering entrance exam conducted for admission to various undergraduate engineering and architecture programs in India. The JEE exam has two papers JEE Main and JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced is considered one of the toughest exams in the world due to its high difficulty level and competition. On the other hand, NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) is a medical entrance exam conducted for admission to various undergraduate medical and dental programs in India. NEET is also a...more
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JEE Advanced and NEET are the two well-renowned and recognised exams. These exams are all India common engineering and medical entrance examinations which are conducted for admissions in various engineering and medical colleges respectively all over the country. Since JEE Advanced is for engineering and NEET is for medical, these exams are way different from each other. NEET students have a lot to remember whereas JEE students require more of evaluation and understanding. Basically, both these examinations are difficult. Comparing these two exams on the basis of their difficulty level is tricky because engineering and medical are two e...more
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It's all upon you that on which one of these exam you are interested or which one is easier for you. Both the exam are tough but, it's all upon you that how much effort you put to succeed. So, motivate yourself and give your excellent hard work, it's not luck that decides your goal, it's all your hard work that decides your goal. Your weakness is within you only you have to find that weakness and achieve your goal. Thank you.
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