JEE Main

Hello Lavanya,
There are many colleges who are admitting students based on JEE Mains. On the other hand, there are many state governments who have their own CETs. It will need a mass movement and pressure on government of India to start something like NEET for engineering students also. Till then, unfortunately, students will have to appear for many entrance exams conducted by these institutions.
Best luck to you.

Hello Lavanya,
There are many colleges who are admitting students based on JEE Mains. On the other hand, there are many state governments who have their own CETs. It will need a mass movement and pressure on government of India to start something like NEET for engineering students also. Till then, unfortunately, students will have to appear for many entrance exams conducted by these institutions.
Best luck to you.

Hi Dear
Yes, you are eligible. For JEE Mains you can have a maximum of 3 attempts. So you are also eligible this year as well as the coming year.

No, you are not eligible this year because for JEE Mains, you have only 3 attempts. And all 3 attempts of your has lapsed.
Thanks. Feel free to revert in case further queries.

Rather than focusing on your weaknesses, work on improving your strengths. To solve JEE problems you need deep understanding of topics. You don't have enough time to improve upon your weaknesses. Rather, focus on strengthening your strong points and study them deeply. Select two subjects out of PCM and focus dedicatedly on those two subjects only. Leave the third one, study little for the third. As far as I know, there are no section wise cutoffs in JEE. Also, take some practice tests and find out where you are mostly going wrong or not.

Hello Saurabh,
From this year onwards, one has to score at least 75% to become eligible to appear for entrance. As your score is less, I am afraid you are not eligible.

Hello Atul,
This year the system for deciding AIR has undergone changes. Marks obtained in 12th will not be counted. Marks scored only in JEE Mains are going to be considered. Secondly, there is a huge variation in ranking required to get admission in different NITs. Don't worry about that aspect now. Concentrate on studying.

Yes, certainly. I would be in the favor of decision. Though, you need to keep this in mind for sure that you got to prepare well for the JEE besides your ongoing college academics. If you think you can manage those, and prepare for the JEE too, then go for it.
There are far better institutions (government), that you can try getting into, with a better JEE score, compared to your current institute.

If you have studied well from 9th onward and you have sound understanding and knowledge of PCM subjects, you can score well in JEE Mains. All the best!

For NIT college, JEE required score starts from 8 thousand to 12 thousand it may change according to the cut off or choice of your branch.