Engineering Entrance Exam

It is the most common question found on the internet for the aspirants of JEE. But, let me tell you that you really need to practice hard and be firm in your basics even if you are trying to clear the cut-offs. First of all, make ready your study material separately for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. I would say don't even think to skip NCERT for Chemistry and Physics as you will find a couple of questions from it. Managing your time is the important factor in the examination hall. So, first, prepare and then try to answer sample questions without seeing it and keep a clock aside for time maintenance. And the most important thing be calm and composed these days. All the best.

CBSE is expected to announce JEE Main 2016 results by 2-3 pm today. The exam authority had already scheduled announcement of the results of Joint Entrance Examination JEE Main 2016 on April 27. According to CBSE officials, the results are expected in the afternoon and candidates will be able to check their JEE Main scores by logging in through their JEE Main 2016 Application Number and Password on CBSE JEE Main 2016 result page here. JEE Main 2016 results will be declared for more than 12 Lacs test takers, who appeared for the national level entrance test in offline and online mode on April 3 and April 9 & 10 respectively. As JEE Main 2016 takers eagerly await their results, CBSE is expected to follow last year's result timing, which was around 2 pm on the scheduled JEE Main result date.

JEE Main Exam Pattern 2019 NTA authorities have announced JEE Main 2019 exam pattern. According to it, Paper I and Paper II will be conducted in two shifts per day. Also, paper I will be held in complete computer-based mode, while paper II will be partly computer-based (mathematics and aptitude test) and partly pen-and-paper based (drawing test). Engineering aspirants can improve their preparation strategy with the help of JEE Main 2019 exam pattern released by NTA. JEE Main exam pattern 2019 will help candidates getting familiar with the type of questions asked along with their weightage. Candidates can also get an idea about the marking scheme and duration by looking at the exam pattern of JEE Main 2019. JEE Main consists of 2 papers, Paper 1 for B.Tech/ B.E. Aspirants and paper 2 for B.Arch/ B. Planning. Paper 1 will comprise of objective type questions based on Maths, Chemistry, and Physics having equal weightage in the total of 360 marks while, paper 2 will be for 390 marks based on Mathematics, Aptitude and Drawing skills. Both the papers will be of 3 hours. Detailed JEE Main exam pattern 2019 is given below. The latest: Registered candidates will be able to check their allotted JEE Main 2019 exam cities on October 21. Admissions are open now.