Engineering Entrance Exam

TBJEE will conduct TJEE exam in different cities of state. Total number of TJEE exam cities are 8. Candidates have to select preferred exam city, and centres will be allotted.

TJEE 2026 admit card date has not been announced yet. Candidates will be able to download their hall ticket at official website after registration is completed. 

It is possible for candidates to crack TJEE through self study, if they have planned a proper preparation plan. Candidates are advised to complete the syllabus quickly so that they have enough time for revision and mock tests.

Students are advised to start preparing for TJEE as early as they can. To have more time for revision and mock tests, students should start studying for TJEE along with their board exams.

Amity University, Greater Noida generally offers merit- based admission in BTech programme. Students should have passed Class 12 with at least 50% marks to be eligible for thsi course. They have to fill the application form for applying to BTech course at AUGN.

According to previous years' analysis, majority of the students find Mathematics as the most difficult section to prepare in TJEE. Most questions in Mathematics are lengthy and require more concentration.

Students who are preparing for their board exams often find TJEE exam to be of moderate difficulty. The level of syllabus for TJEE exam is similar to 12th standard board exams.

Yes, there is negative marking in TJEE. For every incorrect answer, one mark will be deducted.

According to TJEE exam pattern, each section will consist of 10 modules. There will be 3 questions in each module. In total, candidates will have to attempt 30 questions from each subject - Physics, Chemistry and Maths.

No, candidates can make changes in their TS PGECET application form for free. There is no fee for application form correction. Interested candidates will have to submit their changes within the mentioned due date.