JEECE

JEECE exam has now been scrapped. Admission to BTech courses in the state will be based on JEE Main ranks.

Candidates are not required to prepare for JEECE, as the exam has been scrapped. Admissions to BTech courses will be based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE exam has been scrapped. Candidaes have to prepare for JEE Main exam as the Btech admission in the state will be based on JEE Main ranks.

Yes. The JEECE syllabus is considered as one of the important factors for the preparation process. Through the syllabus of JEECE, the candidates will be able to access details regarding the subjects, units and topics that need to be prepared for the upcoming entrance examination. If the candidates are familiar beforehand with the syllabus of JEECE, they will be able to plan out their studies and have a higher chance of securing the marks they need for admission. The syllabus will provide a clearer picture to the candidates regarding their study timeline. 

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their JEECE admit card. Along with the admit card, the candidates will also have to bring along their original identity proof. Any one of the following documents can be presented as the identity proof - Aadhaar card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, any Government approved ID.

JEECE exam is no longer held. Hence, no admit card is issued. However, JCECE exam is held for BTech Agriculture Engineering and BTech Dairy Technology and other LE courses.

JEECE exam is no longer held, and all Btech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE is no longer held. Candidates should prepare for JEE Main, as BTech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

JEECE exam is no longer held, candidates should focus on JEE Main preparation as the BTech admission in the state is based on JEE Main ranks.

The JEECE exam has multiple-choice type questions. However, the exam is no longer held, and BTech admissions are based on JEE Main scores.