JEECE 2024: Counselling (Round 2 STARTS), Seat Allotment (Round 2 Aug 8), Dates (OUT), Admission Process

For the General/EWS/BC-I/BC-II category candidates, the JEECE counselling fee is INR 400. However, for the candidates belonging to the SC/ST/female candidates of all categories, the counselling fee is INR 250.

Yes. The authorities will release the JEECE seat allotment result online. After logging in using the required credentials, the candidates will be able to access their provisonal allotment letter. Separate JEECE seat allotment results will be declared for different rounds. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's JEE Main score, preferences and seat availability.

JEECE registration is available online on the website. Once all candidates submit details in registration form, an application id is generated. Candidates get application ID when the registration process is completed.

No. JEECE application form will not be available offline. The candidates will be able to access the JEECE application form online at the official website.

In the JEECE application form, candidates have to fill personal details, contact details and educational details. They also have to upload scanned documents in the online form.

Before downloading the JEECE merit list, the candidates are advised to carefully check it for any mistakes. In case of any discrepancies, the candidates must contact the authorities.

Candidates can check the JEECE merit list online at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in as a PDF file. Candidates can open the PDF file and check their names on it.

JEECE merit list will be released online after the application process is over. Through the state merit list of JEECE, the candidates will be able to check their personal details i.e., name, application number, category and merit details. The candidates who are listed in the JEECE merit list will be able to participate in the counselling and admission process.

Candidates do not need to follow the JEECE syllabus, as the JEECE exam has been scrapped. Now the BTech admission is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE syllabus is no longer released as the exam is no longer held. Admission to BTech courses is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE exam is no longer held. Candidates have to prepare for the JEE Main exam for admission to BTech courses.

The JEECE marking scheme is:

• One mark will be allotted to the candidates.
• For every incorrect answer, the authorities will deduct 0.25 marks. 

As per the official JEECE exam pattern, the total duration of the entrance examination is 3 hours.

The JEECE exam has multiple-choice type questions. However, the exam is no longer held, and BTech admissions are based on JEE Main scores.

JEECE exam is no longer held, candidates should focus on JEE Main preparation as the BTech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE is no longer held. Candidates should prepare for JEE Main, as BTech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE exam is no longer held, and all Btech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their JEECE admit card. Along with the admit card, the candidates will also have to bring along their original identity proof. Any one of the following documents can be presented as the identity proof - Aadhaar card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, any Government approved ID.

JEECE exam is no longer held. Hence, no admit card is issued. However, JCECE exam is held for BTech Agriculture Engineering and BTech Dairy Technology and other LE courses.

Before downloading the JEECE admit card, the candidates are advised to check the details. In case of any mistakes, candidates should contact the authorities immediately.