JEE Main

You can check the information bulletin of JEE Main for detailed eligibility.
All the best.

The difficulty level for both the mode is same. So, you can opt any mode for examination. If you are interested to solve MCQs on a computer screen, then you can go for online, or else take offline.

The difficulty level for both the mode is same. So, you can opt any mode for examination. If you are interested to solve MCQs on a computer screen, then you can go for online, or else take offline.

It depends on you. If you are interested to solve MCQs on a computer screen, then go for online, or else offline. There's nothing to worry about mode of exam.

The best material is your NCERT text book and example book. You can choose many authors books for PCM on internet. You can start to solve JEE previous years papers and mock test to get good scores in JEE Mains exam.
Best of luck.

Hello Minz,
The eligibility for appearing in WBJEE is that, you should be 17 years of age as on 31 Dec 2017. If you are seeking admission in mining, then there is additional requirement that you should not be more than 25 years.

Hello Hasnain,
To appear for different entrance exam can be quite taxing for a student. The solution is to have a single All India test on the lines of NEET for medical admission. But, for this pressure needs to be exerted on government to take some action.
It will enable you to enhance your ability to think logically and fast. There is actually very minor difference in syllabus for class 12th by different boards across country. So, do not get bothered.

According to previous year record, the closing rank for NIT is 11 lakh.

Hello Harsh,
Unfortunately, VJTI admission is not on the basis of AIR in JEE Mains. But, it is based on the entrance exam conducted by Government of Maharashtra.

Hello Abdul,
You must score 75% or more to appear for JEE Mains. Many states and private institutes admit students based on AIR. In these institutions, you can get admission based on AIR. But, on the other hand there are many states and private institutes which conduct their own entrance test.
To get admission into any of these, you will have to appear for each and every test. Unfortunately, nothing is on horizon like NEET is for medical, on engineering side. We all have to put pressure on government to have a single all India test for admission to any of engineering colleges in India.