Which score should I fill in JEE Mains application form - original score or improvement score?
I am a double dropper and had passed 12th in 2023. I gave improvement exams for 3 subjects in 2024.
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When completing the JEE Mains application form you should enter your improvement score if it is higher than the original score. JEE Main - Main considers the best of the two scores for ranking and eligibility.
If your improvement score is lower or you haven't received the result yet it's better to stick with the original score. Make sure you include accurate information as per the official guidelines.
It's always a good idea to check the official JEE Main website for the latest instructions before submitting your form.
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In the JEE Mains application form, you are supposed to fill in the improved marks for the subjects that you reappeared in during your improvement exams. JEE Main application form asks for the best of your marks, and since your improvement exams are considered for enhancing your score, they are more relevant.
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You should fill your improvement score as that will be considered as final score in the application for of JEE Mains Entrace Exam. Original score will be considered as old score and the new improvement score will be the final corrected score which will be considered as official score.
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