JET

After JET result, qualifying candidates have to prepare and clear the selection round which include personal interview and counselling (for BTech). For MBA, candidates have to appear for personal interview, essay writing and micro presentation for MBA.

No, JET syllabus is not difficulty as it pertains to the subjects studied in previously. BTech exam has syllabus same as PCB. Other UG courses syllabus for JET includes topics studied in class 11 and 12. For MBA course exam, the syllabus is same as other entrances – quants, English, reasoning.

Sectional weightage of JET exam (MBA course) is:

No, every JET exam has a new set of questions. Repetition of questions is rarely noted. Unique questions in every set allows fair evaluation of every candidate.

JET application fee is INR 600 for all courses. Candidates have to pay it through credit/debit card or net banking at the time of form submission.

JET exam is held in multiple phases every year. Candidates have to register for the exam phase wise. Two main phases of JET exam are January and April.

The level of Math questions are not too difficult so it will not be a challenge to you if you have not studied the subject in class 11-12. Just go through the basics of Geometry, Algebra and Arithmetic of Class 9 and 10, and it should be enough.

Maximum marks in JET exam is 120. Every questions carries 1 mark for correct attempt and 0 for incorrect attempt.

JET exam is MCQ based test of 120 minutes or 2 hours. The number of questions range from 100 to 120. Every question carries 1 mark. Candidates have to attempt all questions.