JEE

IPMAT and JEE are two most competitive exams but cater to different fields. JEE focuses on maths and physics and JEE demands proficiency in quantitative ability, verbal ability and reasoning skills

No, the difficulty level of TS EAMCET is not the same as JEE Mains. Generally, the difficulty level of the TS EAMCET exam is lower than the JEE Mains exam. While both exams share the same syllabus, there difficluty varies in terms of concept and approach.

JEE Main test candidates on the basis of accuracy and advanced knowledge. While TS EAMCET questions can be more fundamental and based on the basics of class 11 and 12. 

No. The COMEDK UGET exam is not harder compared to the JEE Mains or Advanced. Those who are preparing for these exams can easily attempt the COMEDK exam because of overlapping of syllabus.

Short answer — yes, it's possible in some cases, but it depends on the branch and year.

Thapar fills:

• Major seats through JEE Main

• Some seats through 12th PCM merit (board marks category)

If your PCM percentage is strong (usually 90%+ for safer side), you can compete in the board merit category. But for top branches like CSE/COE, it's still very competitive even through boards.

So yes, you can apply without JEE — but your 12th marks need to be good.

Candidates can check the detailed JEE Mains application form on the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in.

No, it is not necessary to complete the JEE Mains application process in one go.

No, the JEE Mains application form can only be online at jeemain.nta.nic.in.

Candidates can apply for JEE Mains only on the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in.

Check JEE Mains application fee below:

Candidates must be very careful in filling JEE Advanced application form as the correction facility is not provided post the last date of registration. It is thus advised that candidates verify all the details they fill in the form at least once and make the corrections before the last date to apply.