JEE Advanced

There will be two shifts for the May 26, 2024, JEE Advanced exam. The secret to getting into the elite IITs and having a successful job after graduation is to ace this exam. The AAT 2024 exam centers are announced by IIT Madras. The dates of registration are June 9–10. The exam will be administered computer-based at IIT Madras locations both domestically and internationally. Nine institutes—IIT Delhi, IIT Guwahati, IIT Bombay, IIT Bhubaneshwar, IT Roorkee, IIT Kanpur, and IIT Madras—are home to the JEE Advanced 2024 exam centers. There were 180 marks available in total. Physics was easy to moderately challenging, chemistry was quite difficult, and mathematics was exceptionally tough. The JEE Main 2024 exam date was revealed by the National Testing Agency. 

Applications for JEE Advanced 2024 are currently open until May 7 for both foreign and Indian nationals. For all candidates, the deadline to pay the application fee is May 10, 2024. To be eligible for JEE Advanced 2024, candidates must have placed among the top 2.5 Lacs rank holders in the JEE Main exam.The JEE Advanced eligibility criteria 2024 pdf is available to candidates online. Candidates must fulfill these prerequisites in order to apply for the admission exam. A 12th percentage of 75% is required for JEE Advanced for those who are General and OBC combined. On the other hand, the necessary percentile for SC/ST applicants is 65%. Candidates also need to score in the top 20% of their category on the qualifying exam.

Like the JEE Main, the admission exam for the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER) has a moderate difficulty level, but it also includes biology in addition to physics, chemistry, and maths. On June 17, 2023, the IAT 2023 exam was administered. There will be computer-based testing locations for the IISER Aptitude Test (IAT) around India. Soon after the exam is finished, the IISER 2023 Analyis will be updated. Sixty questions total—fifteen each from the fields of biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics—will make up the IAT. There will be 180 minutes available to complete the test. There will be just one right answer to the multiple-choice questions.

Hello AJ, it's very nice to hear that you have cleared JEE Mains with 81 percentile. This in itself is an indication that you have understood the concepts of the subjects for which you appeared for this exam. In JEE advanced the questions are invariably unique and unless the student is well versed with the logic and the concept of the subject it staff to answer any question. The best way to prepare for JEE advanced is to go through the subject and think it in the mind if you have understood the concept of that topic or chapter or that particular segment of the syllabus. Do not try to mug up or learn by heart anything as it's not going to help in this examination.