JEE Main

OJEE and JEE syllabus is somewhat same and different in some places. The OJEE syllabus for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is different from JEE. In JEE, the physics syllabus includes topics such as Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Optics, etc. These topics require knowledge of physics topics. 

JEE Main is conducted in two sessions, the first in January/February and the second in April. This helps students to appear in both papers if required and correct their scores. If you participate in both exam sessions, the system intelligently recognises your "Best of Two" scores and finalises your All India Rank (AIR). This structure is particularly beneficial for JNU BTech aspirants, as the limited seat capacity (126 seats) requires a very high percentile; having a second attempt in April allows you to refine your performance and meet the university's competitive cutoffs.

DTU admissions are majorly based on the JEE Main scores. However, without JEE Mains, students will have to change the specialisations and the course opted for then only admission will be possible. 

While clearing JEE Main is a huge achievement, it's actually just the first hurdle for IITs. JEE Main acts as a qualifying test that allows the top 2.5 Lacs candidates to sit for JEE Advanced. To get into IIT Dharwad, your final seat allocation will be based strictly on your JEE Advanced rank. JEE Main scores are used for admissions to NITs and IIITs, but for any IIT, Advanced is the key.

Congratulations! After JEE Main, register for JEE Advanced, which is the only way to get into an IIT. This registration usually happens in late April or early May, with the exam itself scheduled for late May. This is a very tight window, so keep a close eye on the official portal right after your Main results are out to ensure you don't miss the deadline.

It starts with JEE Main registration, which opens around November. The first JEE Main session is held in January-February, you must keep your documents ready by the end of the previous year. If you miss the first window, don't worry, you can still register for the second session of JEE Main in April. Please note that most students prefer to attempt both to improve their scores.

The candidates should master time management and accuracy to be able to score well in the JEE Main exam. Use a strategic approach while solving the questions to be able to score good marks.

Yes, the JEE Main is widely considered one of the most difficult engineering entrance exams globally.

Passing the JEE Main exam requires a strategic approach focusing on strong fundamentals, consistent practice, and thorough revision.

• Make sure to have a strong hold of basics.
• Study diligently for at least 6 hours.
• Practice a lot of previous year papers and mock tests.
• Focus on time management, speed and accuracy.

Candidates can download the JEE Main question papers from the website of NTA - nta.ac.in.

• Go to nta.ac.in
• Go to "downloads"
• Under the "Previous years Exam Papers", select the year and exam type and hit the "search" button.
• The question paper PDFs will be available for download.