Will there be any change in the pattern or syllabus of JEE Mains 2018?

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Here is the update about the 2022 IIT JEE pattern change due to the pandemic. There will be no change in the 2022 IIT JEE Pattern. However, NTA being the leader' pulling out surprises can pull one out of nowhere. The last time when NTA changed the JEE Mains pattern was for the year 2020 when they in

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Hello Abhishek, No, there is no change in the pattern of JEE Mains. It is the same as before. 1) JEE Main 2018 will be conducted in two papers I.e. Paper-1 for engineering courses (BE/B.Tech) and Paper-2 for Architecture courses (B. Arch. /B. Planning) 2) Aspirants can opt for either Paper-1 (BE/B.

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