Appearing for the JEE Main 2021 March exam. Read the below tips for two months preparation to improve your JEE Main score.
JEE Main 2021 March exam (Session-2) will be conducted from March 15 to 18, 2021. As the exam will be conducted in multiple sessions this year, it is likely that most of the candidates will appear for JEE Main 2021 twice or thrice.
To prepare well for the exam, candidates must identify their weak areas and focus on them to not face any difficulty during the exam. For example, this can be done by going through the question paper analysis of the JEE Main conducted last year in January and September. In order to help the students ace the exam easily, candidates can go through the preparation strategy or timetable for JEE Main 2021 March exam. The plan will help the students to prepare for the board exams and the entrance exam simultaneously.
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- Dividing the JEE Main Syllabus for 60 Days
- Dividing JEE Main syllabus for Mathematics
- Dividing JEE Main Syllabus for Physics
- Dividing JEE Main Syllabus for Chemistry
Dividing the JEE Main Syllabus for 60 Days
It is important for students to cover the entire JEE Main 2021 syllabus in the next 60 days. There are three major subjects in JEE Main: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The division of syllabus can be as follows for the 60 days:
| Task |
Days Left |
|---|---|
| Number of Days for Exam Preparation |
60 |
| Total No of Topics to be Revised in Mathematics |
16 |
| Total No of Topics to be Revised in Physics |
21 |
| Total No of Topics to be Revised in Chemistry |
28 |
| Total No of Topics (Three Subjects) |
65 |
From the above table, it is obvious that the number of topics is more than the number of days left for the JEE Main 2021 March exam. Therefore, the syllabus must be divided cautiously to handle the exam stress. Candidates can check the below-mentioned strategy for JEE Main. They are not bound to follow the strategy as stated. It can be changed as per the student’s individual requirements
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Dividing JEE Main syllabus for Mathematics
The division of the Mathematics syllabus of JEE Main for 60 days can be as follows:
| Task |
Days Left |
|---|---|
| Total No of days left for the exam |
60 |
| Total no of topics to be studied/revised |
16 |
| Total no of topics to be studied/revised daily (Including Sunday) |
1 |
| JEE Main Mathematics syllabus to be completed in |
16 Days |
Dividing JEE Main Syllabus for Physics
The division of the Physics syllabus of JEE Main for 60 days can be as follows:
| Task |
Days Left |
|---|---|
| Total No of days left for the exam |
60 |
| Total No of topics to be studied/revised |
21 |
| Total No of topics to be studied/revised daily (Including Sunday) |
one and half |
| JEE Main Physics syllabus to be completed in |
15 days |
Dividing JEE Main Syllabus for Chemistry
The division of the Chemistry syllabus of JEE Main for 60 days can be as follows:
| Task |
Days Left |
|---|---|
| Total No of days left for the exam |
60 |
| Total No of topics to be studied/revised |
28 |
| Total No of topics to be studied/revised daily (Including Sunday) |
one and half |
| JEE Main Chemistry syllabus to be completed in |
19 days |
From the above division, the complete revision of the syllabus can be completed in:
| Task |
Days Left |
|---|---|
| Total days required for Mathematics |
16 |
| Total days required for Physics |
15 |
| Total days required for Chemistry |
19 |
| Total days for to study/revise entire JEE Main syllabus (All Subjects) |
50 |
| Total No of days left for the exam |
10 |
With 10 days left for the exam, the candidates can utilise the time to strengthen their preparation. They can use following tips for it:
- Revising all the important points noted during the preparation
- Practice JEE Main mock test and previous year question papers
JEE Main aspirants can revise the topics of different subjects as per the above plan. As candidates need to revise at least four chapters a day, they must study six hours daily till the exam. The above 60-day preparation strategy and timetable will help students in improving their percentile/score in the JEE Main exam.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 20 hours ago
Guru Nanak Institute of Technology accepts JEE Main scores for admission in BTech programme. However, it is not compulsory. Aspirants with WBJEE or CE-AMPAI scores can also get admission in BTech provided they also meet the eligibility criteria.
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Guide-Level 15
Answered Yesterday
Students who gave the JEE Main session 2 exam and want to take admission at IITs should start preparing for the JEE Advanced exam. Students with a more than 98th percentile should start to study for the JEE Advanced exam.
Those who have secured a percentile between 95th and 98th should focus more on
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 days ago
With a JEE Main percentile of 90.94 and CRL rank ~1.4 Lacs (female, general category), you have realistic chances in mid-tier NITs (later rounds), state government colleges, and strong private universities in Tamil Nadu and Bangalore for ECE/EEE. Top NITs/IIITs are unlikely, but good regional option
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 3 days ago
With a JEE Main 2026 rank of 400,510 (≈ 70 percentile), admission to NITs, IIITs, or top GFTIs through JoSAA counseling is not possible.
Why?
- NITs/IIITs/GFTIs Cutoffs:
- Even for lower-demand branches (Civil, Mechanical, Metallurgy), closing ranks are usually within 2–2.5 Lacs (General category).
- Your r
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 5 days ago
| Branch | General Category Closing Rank | OBC/SC/ST Closing Rank | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Science (CSE) | ~12,000–15,000 | Up to ~25,000–30,000 | Most competitive branch |
| Information Technology (IT) | ~15,000 | ~28,000–32,000 | Slightly easier than CSE |
| Electronics & Communication (ECE) | ~18,000–20,000 | ~35,000–40,000 | Balanced demand |
| Electrical Engineering | ~20,000–25,000 | ~40,000–50,000 | Moderate demand |
| Mechanical Engineering | ~25,000–30,000 | ~50,000–60,000 | Higher closing ranks |
| Civil Engineering | ~30,000–35,000 | ~60,000–70,000 | Lower demand |
| Other Core (Textile, Metallurgy, Bio-Tech) | ~35,000–40,000 | ~70,000–80,000 | Easier admission |
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 5 days ago
With a JEE Main CRL rank of ~79,364 and an EWS category rank of ~11,884, you have a realistic chance of securing CSE in several mid-tier NITs, newer IIITs, and some GFTIs. Top NITs (Trichy, Surathkal, Warangal, Allahabad) are out of reach, but options like NIT Jalandhar, NIT Hamirpur, IIIT Kota, III
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 6 days ago
Yes, the JEE Main 2026 Session 2 (April attempt) result has already been declared by NTA on April 20, 2026. You can download your scorecard from the official portal using your application number and password/date of birth.
Result Date: April 20, 2026 (Session 2).
Official Websites to Check:
jeemain.
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 6 days ago
With 90 percentile in JEE Main (OBC-NCL, Female, Home State MP), your chances for B.Tech CSE are quite realistic in MBM Engineering College, Jodhpur (Rajasthan) and other state/NIT options. Let’s break it down:
MBM Engineering College (Jodhpur)
- Admission Route: Rajasthan REAP counseling (based on JEE
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 6 days ago
| NIT | CSE Closing Rank Range | Chance at 98.15 Percentile (~Rank 18,000–22,000) |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Trichy | ~2,000–3,500 | ❌ Not possible |
| NIT Warangal | ~2,500–4,000 | ❌ Not possible |
| NIT Surathkal | ~3,000–5,000 | ❌ Not possible |
| NIT Calicut | ~3,500–5,500 | ❌ Not possible |
| MNIT Jaipur | ~4,000–7,000 | ❌ Not possible (but check Home State quota) |
| VNIT Nagpur | ~5,000–8,000 | ❌ Not possible |
| NIT Rourkela | ~4,500–7,500 | ❌ Not possible |
| MNNIT Allahabad | ~5,500–9,000 | ❌ Not possible |
| NIT Kurukshetra | ~7,000–12,000 | ⚠️ Borderline |
| NIT Jalandhar | ~9,000–15,000 | ✅ Possible |
| NIT Silchar | ~12,000–20,000 | ✅ Strong chance |
| NIT Agartala / Mizoram / Sikkim / Manipur / Srinagar | ~18,000–30,000 | ✅ Very strong chance |
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 6 days ago
LPU JEE Main cutoff for BTech typically sits around 80 percentile for general category, based on recent trends for high-demand branches like CSE. This opens doors to innovative curriculum with strong industry ties, hands-on projects, and solid placement outcomes the highest packages crossing 50 LPA
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Beginner-Level 1
Is JEE Main accepted at Guru Nanak Institute of Technology?