Crack the JEE exam with these tips
Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Main 2027 ( JEE Main )
JEE Main 2027 Registration Session 1
24 Oct '26 - 22 Nov '26
By: Jagrit Aneja
Choose the right reference books, create a balance between board and competitive exams and manage time productively to crack the JEE exam.
It is rightly said that life is not a bed of roses. With every step you take forward you have to face many challenges. The same happens in the life of a student. Every student has to strive hard to climb the ladder of success. Everyone has something to share. Also, I would share my experience with all my friends through this article.
To get enrolled in engineering college, everyone has to first appear for JEE Main examination and to secure a seat in the institute, one has to score well and qualify the minimum cut-off. When I appeared for JEE examination, I got only 10 to 12 days after my Class 12 board exams to quickly revise the concepts. Honestly, at first, I did not take it seriously at all and kept on procrastinating. Later, I realised it's a high time to prepare myself for the exam, so, I started revising the important concepts which I prepared during Class 11 and 12. Also, I did not join any coaching institution, however, some of my friends were enrolled in the same so I used to borrow their notes of important concepts and took their help if required.
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So, after the boards, I just revised those notes and some concepts from NCERT for Chemistry. The days passed by and I went to appear for the exam. I never imagined that the questions would be so difficult for me to solve but somehow I tried to solve the questions and attempted only those for which I was sure of. After giving the exam, I regretted my decision of not taking the JEE exam seriously which I could have prepared better. I didn't have any hope for the result to be positive but still, I waited for the same and finally, the day arrived. I was disappointed after seeing the result. I never imagined the consequences of the result and it was really difficult for me to accept everything. But everything happens for a reason and one should learn from the mistakes and move ahead. I would like to advise all my friends to make the best of this pandemic situation and utilise your precious time in preparing for the exam. It doesn't matter whether you are enrolled in any coaching institute or not. The only thing matter is the determination and hard work. Start preparing for JEE by understanding the concepts from NCERT textbook and after that, you could explore some reference books listed below as these were suggested by my teachers for the preparation.
- Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon
- Numerical Chemistry by B. Bahadur
- Morrison Organic Chemistry
- Fundamental-Physics- Halliday, Resnick and Walker
- Concepts of Physics by H C Verma
- Mathematics- RD Sharma
After studying a particular topic one must also try to solve as many MCQs as one can. If someone is facing a problem in any topic, they could access these topics online on YouTube.
The students appearing for JEE this year have an edge as they have got extra time for preparation. They should focus on utilising the time in solving mock tests and previous year question papers. All the students must put in the hard work now to get good results in the future.
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About the Author:
Jagrit Aneja is pursuing his B.Tech in CSE from Chandigarh Group of Colleges, Mohali.
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Yes, JEE Main is compulsory to get admission in BTech at BIT Mesra. AAdmissions for regular seats are conducted through centralised counseling platforms governed by JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) and CSAB (Central Seat Allocation Board).
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Contributor-Level 10
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Candidates can check below the scholarship offered at BIT Mesra based on JEE Main rank:
percentage of Tuition Fee Waiver | All India Rank range of JEE-Main General category candidates | All India Rank range of JEE-Main SC /ST category candidates |
|---|---|---|
100% | upto 1000 | Upto 5000 |
75% | 1001-2500 | 5001-15000 |
50% | 2501-4000 | 15001-25000 |
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If your JEE Main score is not strong, Galgotias University can be a practical option to consider. It offers multiple B.Tech programmes and gives preference to JEE Main scores while also allowing admission based on its programme-specific eligibility criteria. Compare fees, branch, curriculum, and opp
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For the General All-India category at DIT University Dehradun, the JEE Main Round 1 closing ranks generally range from 1,20,000 to 2,50,000.
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Answered 5 days ago
JECRC University Scholarship based on JEE Main scores is offered to BTech students. Check below eligibility and amount offered to BTech students at JECRC University:
Scholarship Criteria | Eligible Degree Programmes | Amount as percentage of Tuition Fee |
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JEE (Main) 2026 Percentile Score 85 to 89.99 (General Category) | All BTech Programmes | 15% |
JEE (Main) 2026 Percentile Score more than 90 (General Category) | All BTech Programmes | 25% |
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 weeks ago
Top Aerospace and Aeronautical Engineering colleges in India that do not require JEE Main rely instead on private entrance exams, state-level tests, or direct merit admissions. Check the table below for the Aerospace engineering colleges in India without JEE.
| Top Colleges | Tuition Fee |
|---|---|
| Amity University, Noida | INR 11.4 lakh |
| Presidency University, Bangalore | INR 9 lakh |
| SNS College of Technology | INR 2 lakh |
| Parul University | INR 7.8 Lacs - INR 10.8 lakh |
| Amity University, Mumbai | INR 4.24 lakh |
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Answered 4 weeks ago
According to the tentative schedule, JEE Main 2027 counselling registration is likely to commence in June 2027 after the conclusion of both exam sessions.
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 4 weeks ago
The cutoff rank in Round 7 for BTech Computer Science & Engineering under General All India category is 53,013. It is the most competitive branch in the institute.
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Yes, JEE Main is compulsory for admission in B.Tech course at SGSITS.
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After qualifying JEE Main, students need to register themselves for MP BE Counselling, choose colleges/branches, attend rounds and verify documents to secure admission.
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