JEE Main 2018 is organized by CBSE for admission to B.E./B.Tech & B.Arch courses. Paper 1 of JEE Main (B.E./B.Tech) is a gateway to different IITs, NITs, IIITs and CFTIs. While JEE Main Paper 2is held for admission to B.Arch course.
JEE Main is a 3-hours period exam consisting of Objective Type and Drawing Aptitude (only for Paper 2) questions. Objective type questions are based on class 11 and 12th science syllabus. Check JEE Main Exam Format
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JEE Main 2018 Latest Updates
JEE Main Answer Key 2018: CBSE has Published image responses & answer keys of the offline exam and answer keys of CBT at www.jeemain.nic.in. The last date to check JEE Main 2018 answer key is April 27. Aspirants who have appeared for JEE Main can download the question papers and answer keys from here.
Nov 23:JEE Main 2018 official notification has announced. Check the brochure here. The exam date for the offline method exam is released by CBSE. Read More.
Jan 01: The registration procedure of JEE Main 2018 has closed on January 1, 2018.
Jan 03: JEE Main Form correction facility will be activated in the 3rd week of January. Any detail which was inaccurate can be corrected in JEE Main Form Accurateion window.
Dec 13:Online Mock Test for JEE Main announced at the website. Under no circumstances, this test should be presumed as a sample paper. The mock test can be taken in Hindi or English. Read More.
Dec 08: CBSE has introduced an event of removing discrepancy in uploaded images in JEE Main Application Form.
The official website of JEE Main 2018 is www.jeemain.nic.in. Offline Paper for JEE Main 2018 is scheduled for April 8, while the online exam will take place on April 15 & 16. Check JEE Main 2018 Exam Dates
To be applicable for admission to NITs, IITs, IIITs and CFTIs, the at least percentage is 75% marks in class 12. Check JEE Main Eligibility
For JEE Main Registration, CBSE introduced a new feature of slot booking for choosing a date and time slot only for the online method of the exam.
JEE Main Syllabus for Paper 1 covers 3 subjects viz. Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics (based on 10+2 curriculum prescribed by CBSE).While JEE Main Paper 2 includes 3 sections- Aptitude Test, Mathematics and Drawing Test.
JEE Main Cut off is prepared on the basis of the normalized score. The at least cut off for General category was 81 in 2017. Generally, top 2.24 lakh rank holders will be applicable to appear for JEE Advanced. JoSAA will organize Joint Counseling session for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced qualified aspirants.
JEE Main 2018 Admission Notice published at the website on October 28, 2017. CBSE has mandated the use of Aadhaar Number for JEE Main Registration.
Changes of JEE Main 2018
This year, the authority has introduced some changes in the national level entrance exam. JEE Main 2018 changes are elucidated below:
Aspirants appearing from Gujarat, Daman & Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli will have an additional choice of language, Gujarati besides English and Hindi.
The introduction of Slot Booking will allow aspirants to book a slot for the online exam. Read More.
CBSE has released, a diabetic aspirant can now take fruits, sugar tablets and drinking water bottles inside the exam center. Read More.
This time, scanned image of the signature of father/mother/guardian is also obligatory to be uploaded. Check Here.
The total number of CFTIs participating in JEE Main has increased from 20 to 23.
Aspirants from J&K, Assam, Meghalaya states will have to offer the Passport Number, Ration Card Number, or any other valid ID’s card number, if they don’t have Aadhaar Card. Read More.
JEE Main Exam Centers have been increased from 104 to 258 including the centers abroad. Check Here.
For shortlisting for JEE Advanced, 4000 more aspirants will be applicable in May 2018.
2 (Paper 1 for B.E./B.Tech and Paper 2 for B.Arch.)
Aspirants Expected to Appear in JEE Main 2018
Over 13,00,000
Qualifying Rate in JEE Main
72%
JEE Main Helpdesk
011-7042399520
JEE Main 2018 Important Dates
JEE Main 2018 exam dates have been released by CBSE along with the announce of official notification. Candidates can check the schedule for JEE Main 2018 in the table offered below:
Events
Dates
Announce of JEE Main 2018 Notification
November 20, 2017
Announce of JEE Main Application Form 2018
December 01, 2017
Last date to fill JEE Main Application Form 2018
January 01, 2018
JEE Main 2018 Application Form corrected Window
3rd Week of January 2018
JEE Main 2018 Hall Ticket will be allotted on
2nd Week of March 2018
JEE Main 2018 Offline Exam Date (Paper 1 and Paper 2)
April 08, 2018
JEE Main 2018 Online Exam Date (Paper 1)
April 15 & 16, 2018
Announce of JEE Main 2018 Response Key and OMR Sheet
At Least qualifying marks (for admission in NITs, IIITs, IITs and CFTIs)
75% marks in aggregate
65% marks in aggregate
Year of passing class 12
Passing after 2015 or appearing in 2018
-
Total number of attempts
3
-
There is no pass percentage prescribed by CBSE to write JEE Main.
While JEE Advanced can be attempted twice in consecutive years.
The aspirants who have applied for B.Arch./B.Planning must have studied Mathematics.
Only the aspirants, who have 40% or more disability, will be offered Scribe/Reader on the request of the aspirant.
Those who are applying for B.E./B.Tech must have Physics and Mathematics along with one of these subjects Chemistry/Biology/Biotechnology.
Reservation of JEE Main 2018
CBSE will follow the Reservation Rules laid by GOI for admission procedure via JEE Main. Aspirants will be assigned All India Ranks (AIR) as per their respective categorical reservation policy.
The following categories will be considered in JEE Main along with percentage of reservation-
Category
Reservation (in %)
NCL-OBC
27
Scheduled Castes (SC)
15
Scheduled Tribes (ST)
7.5
Persons with Disability (PwD)
3
JEE Main 2018 Application Form
JEE Main Registration has started from December 1, 2017 at jeemain.nic.in. The last date to pay the application fee and taking print out of acknowledgment page is January 2, 2018. The application procedure contains 7 steps to clear the JEE Main Application Form. They are:
Registration via Aadhaar Number
Fill Online Application Form
Verification of Mobile Number and Email ID
Uploading of Images
Fee Payment
Slot Booking (only for Computer Based Test)
Printing of Acknowledgement Page
Application Fee JEE Main 2018
Fee payment can be made either via the Online or Offline method. JEE Main Application Fee varies according to:
Choice of Paper (Paper I/Paper II/Both)
Method of Exam (Pen and Paper Based/Computer Based)
Aspirants’ Category
Country of Exam Center (India/Outside India)
The table is given below represents the application fee for both Indian and Foreign aspirants:
For JEE Main 2018 Registration, CBSE has introduced a new feature of slot booking. However, this feature is only reachable for aspirants opting JEE Main in the online method. This feature allows an aspirant to choose the date and time for the exam.
JEE Main Slot Booking will work on first come first serve basis and it is not compulsory to book a slot. Check Conditions and Process for JEE Main Slot Booking.
A proposal is going around and it might be possible that NTA (National Testing Agency) will conduct JEE Main from next year and ensures that the test “will be online, duly scrutinized and standardized”.
Statistics of JEE Main 2017
Below is an analysis of JEE Main 2017. Last year, almost 11.86 lakh aspirants registered for the exam. Out of these, only 11.21 lakh managed to appear for the exam. Majority of the aspirants appeared for the online test (9.56 lakh). Out of the total who appear, only 2.21 lakh aspirants managed to qualify for JEE Advanced 2017.
Details
No. of Boys
No. of Girls
Transgender
Total
Aspirants Registered for JEE Main 2017
8.56 lakh
3.29 lakh
3
11.86 lakh
Aspirants Appeared in JEE Main 2017
8.17 lakh
3.04 lakh
2
11.21 lakh
Aspirants Appeared for Offline Exam
6.92 lakh
2.64 lakh
1
9.56 lakh
Aspirants Appeared for Online Exam
1.25 lakh
40,385
1
1.65 lakh
Aspirants Qualified for JEE Advanced 2017
1.75 lakh
46,160
–
2.21 lakh
CBSE also offers JEE Main Form corrected for making changes in JEE the online form in January. Aspirants who have been sent a message or email by JEE Main Exam Authority can only remove discrepancy in uploaded images. Participants can check their form status later by logging into their portal. Also, the link for image corrected in JEE Main application form is activated at the official website.
Students from the states of Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Nagaland & Odisha who wish to take admission in BE/BTech course in these states should apply for JEE Main 2018 before January 1. As these states have joined JEE Main system for admission.
The hall ticket can be reached from jeemain.nic.in. This date is tentative, it may be postponed due to changes in the eligibility or extension of JEE Main registration dates. Download the hall ticket by logging in with Application Number and Password. in the first week of March 2018.
The exam will be organized in 258 cities across India and 10 international cities. Following documents have to be carried along with the hall ticket at the exam center: The exam center has to be chosen at the time of registration.
Copy of improvement exam hall ticket if opted for an improvement exam
Copy of Passing Certificate of class 12 or equivalent examination of the year 2016 or 2015 if not opted for improvement
Copy of Admit card for class 12th examination if appearing for class 12th examination
JEE Main 2018 Exam Format
Types of Questions: Questions in JEE Main will be of Multiple Choice Questions. For Paper 2, drawing questions will be subjective.
The medium of Exam: The exam will be held in Hindi and English. Aspirants appearing from Gujarat, Daman & Diu and Dadra and Nagar Haveli can also choose Gujarati as the medium of JEE Main paper.
Course: Paper 1 is for the aspirants appearing for B.E/B.Tech and Paper 2 for B.Planning/B.Arch candidates.
The other details concerned to JEE Main Exam Format and marking scheme is mentioned below:
Specifications
JEE Main Exam Format for Paper 1
JEE Main Exam Format for Paper 2
Method of Exam
Online and Offline
Offline
Total Questions
90
82
Sections
Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics
Aptitude Test, Mathematics and Drawing Test
Questions in Each Section
30
50 - Aptitude test | 30 - Mathematics | 2 – Drawing Test
Period
3 hours
3 hours
Total Marks
360
390
Marking Scheme
+4 for accurate response | -1 for inaccurate response
+4 for accurate response | -1 for inaccurate response
Note: The drawing questions will be carrying 70 marks. Check Here Detailed JEE Main 2018 Exam Format
Is it better to take a drop for JEE Main Preparation?
It becomes a big dilemma for students to decide whether to take admission in the first attempt or give the next try by taking a drop. Even for many of the students, it is quite difficult to bridge the gap between board exams and preparation for JEE Main.
JEE Main Paper Analysis (2017)
Talking about the subject wise analysis, the Physics and Chemistry sections were easy. Mathematics section was established to be tricky.
As per the analysis of the last year, the offline exam was easier than the online sessions of JEE Main.
The focus of the question paper in the earlier JEE Main exam was titled to the Class XII Syllabi. So the aspirants are advised to focus more on the syllabus of Class XII in all the subjects than Class XI syllabus.
The more application based questions was also an advantage in 2017. The number of problem-solving questions made the paper lengthy and time-consuming.
Many students failed to attempt questions left for review or questions left to do later.
However, the overall JEE Main exam was established to be easy, so the cut off was higher in comparison to the earlier years.
Physics Section Analysis in JEE Main
Physics was established difficult by many students but last year Physics was established to be easier. Aspirants claimed it to be moderately difficult with more number of numerical and direct formulae based questions being an advantage. The ratio of questions from class XII to questions from class XI was 2:1. Here is a graphical representation of the number of questions from each chapter in the Physics Syllabus.
Chemistry Section Analysis in JEE Main
This section as per the student’s opinion was the easiest of all the three sections in JEE Main though the level of difficulty was similar to other years’ question paper. It had more theoretical questions than the calculation based which made this section less time-consuming.
Same as the Physics section, the weight of Class XII was comparatively more than the Class XI syllabi. The ratio of questions from class XII syllabi to questions from class XI syllabi was 3:2.
Here is a graphical representation of the earlier year chapter wise weight in Chemistry section of JEE Main.
Mathematics Section Analysis in JEE Main
From the analysis reported by institutes, students and experts, Mathematics section in JEE Main were toughest purely because of the length of the section. It comprised direct formulae based questions but the most of the questions consumed time in the calculations.
Here again, the questions from Class XII syllabi were given more focus than the questions from Class XI syllabi. The ratio of questions from Class XII to questions from Class XI syllabus was established to be 2:1 in this section. Here is chapter wise distribution of the questions in JEE Main Maths section.
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Syllabus for JEE Main 2018
JEE Main Syllabus for Paper 1 includes of PCM of class 12 of CBSE board. While for Paper 2, the questions will be based on Mathematics, Aptitude, and Drawing. Check Here Best Books for JEE Main
Here are some of the important topics in JEE Main for both the papers:
Subject
Important Topics
Physics
Physics and Measurement, Kinematics, Laws of Motion, Work, Energy and Power, Rotational Motion, Gravitation, Properties of Solids and Liquids, Thermodynamics, Kinetic Theory of Gases
Chemistry
Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry, States of Matter, Solid State, Liquid State: Properties of liquids, Gaseous State, Atomic Structure, Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, Covalent Bonding, Molecular Orbital, Chemical Thermodynamics, First law of thermodynamics, Solutions, Equilibrium, Equilibrium involving chemical procedures, Redox Reactions, and Electrochemistry
Mathematics
Sets, Relations and Functions, Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equations, Matrices and Determinants, Mathematical Induction, Sequences and Series, Permutations and Combinations, Limits, Continuity and Variousiability,, Applications of Binomial Theorem, Integral Calculus, Various Equation, Vector Algebra, Trigonometry, Co-ordinate Geometry, Three Dimensional Geometry, Probability, Statistics, and Mathematical Reasoning.
Aptitude Test
Awareness of places, persons, buildings and materials, Texture and objects concerned to Architecture and building environment, Visualising 3D objects from 2D drawings, Visualising various sides of 3D objects, Mental Ability (Visual, Numerical and Verbal), Analytical Reasoning, Three dimensional – perception and appreciation of scale and proportion of objects, colour texture, building forms and elements, contrast and harmony.
Drawing Test
Drawing and designing of geometrical or abstract shapes and formats in pencil, Transpatternion of forms both 2 D and 3 D union, Elevations and 3 D views of objects Rotation, Development of surfaces and volumes, Generation of Plan, Creating 2D and 3D compositions using given shapes and forms, Sketching of activities from memory of urban scenes (public space, festivals, market, street scenes, recreational spaces monuments, etc.), landscape (gardens, trees, river fronts, jungles, plants etc.) and rural life.
CBSE has announced JEE Main mock test 2018 on December 13, 2017. Read the general instructions before attempting the mock test. The test can be reached from the official website of JEE Main and it doesn’t obligatory any login detail. This test should not be taken as a sample paper for the exam. It is offered for the test takers to understand the type of format of the online exam.
JEE Main Response Key
The exam organizing authority will announce the official response keys for both the papers of JEE Main after the exam. CBSE also announces the recorded answers of the OMR sheets. After the announcement of official response key, they can submit requests in case of any discrepancies. This way, aspirants can calculate their probable JEE Main Scores.
JEE Main 2018 Result
JEE Main 2018 Result is expected to be declared on April 30, 2018 at www.cbseresults.nic.in. Enter Roll Number and Date of Birth to check JEE Main 2018 Result. The following details are mentioned on JEE Main 2018 Rank Card- Result for both the papers is declared separately. The scorecard is announced on the day of result.
Qualifying Status for JEE Advanced
Total Marks in JEE Main
All India Rank in JEE
Marks obtained in each paper
Category Rank
National Rank
State-wise Qualifying Aspirants
The table below shows the state-wise number of aspirants who passed JEE Main 2017. The maximum aspirants qualified from Maharashtra (1,66,020), while the least qualified from Chandigarh (2,506).
State
Qualifier
Maharashtra
1,66,020
Andhra Pradesh
80,119
Bihar
78,305
Madhya Pradesh
67,169
Telangana
64,998
Other than Government engineering colleges, there are many private institutes that give admission based on JEE Main scores. If you have not prepared well for JEE Main or may not score better or don’t seek to take a drop or take admission in Government Engineering College, then check out the following article: Top 10 Engineering Colleges Accepting JEE Main 2018 Scores
JEE Main 2017 Toppers & Scores
Here are the scores and AIRs of the top rankers in JEE Main 2017. This will give you an idea about this year’s marks vs ranks.
AIR 1 – Kalpit Veerwal (Score 360)
AIR 2 – Vasu Jain (Score 350)
AIR 3 – Ananya Agarwal (Score 350)
AIR 4 – Vedant Raval (Score 345)
AIR 5 – Vishwajeet Agarwal (Score 345)
JEE Main 2018 Cut Off
JAB (Joint Admission Board) will announceJEE Main Cut Offalong with the result. It is the at least marks need by an aspirant to be applicable for admission to B.Tech/B.E. and B.Arch/B.Plan programmes in different participating institutes. JEE Main Cut off (2017) is indicated in the table offered below that can be considered as expected JEE Main 2018 cut off:
Category
Qualifying Marks
General
81
OBC – NCL
49
Schedule Caste
32
Schedule Tribe
27
PwD
01
JEE Main 2018 Counseling and Seat Allocation
The procedure for JEE Main counseling will commence from June 24, 2018 onwards. The seat allocation process will be based on All India Ranks and will start after the declaration of results. The verification of documents for admission will be done at the time of seat allocation procedure. In 2017, the counseling and seat allocation was held in 7 rounds.
There are 3 counseling procedures for JEE Main 15% All India Quota seats viz.
JoSAA Counseling (Joint Seat Issuement Authority) manages combined counseling and seat allocation process for all the IITs, IIITs, NITs and other Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs).
CSAB NEUT is organized for seats reserved in AICTE approved Institutes in India that are not covered under CSAB for the North Eastern States & Union Territories (NEUT).
CSAB SFTI is organized for admission in Self-Funded Technical Institutes.
Highlights of JEE Main Counseling
JoSAA Counseling begins from
1st week of July 2018
Number of Institutes participating in JoSAA
97 (23 IITs, 31 NITs, 23 IIITs and 20 GFTIs)
Total Seats provided via JoSAA
36208 seats
Number of institutes participating in CSAB SFTI
17 Self-Financed Technical Institutes
Total seats in CSAB SFTI
12966 seats
Total NEUTs providing admissions
213 AICTE approved institutes
Seats provided via CSAB NEUTs
981 seats
JEE Main Seat Intake
Institutes
Available Programs
Total Number of Institutes
Total Seats Intake
General
OBC
SC
ST
PwD (Gen+SC+ST+OBC)
NITs
255
31
17868
8640
4496
2565
1631
536
IIITs
67
23
3433
1672
897
506
258
100
GFTIs
82
20
3919
2150
748
542
358
121
JEE Main Rank Predictor
JEE Main Rank Predictor by Collegedunia.com is an online tool which helps in generating All India Ranks (AIR), Top Applicable Colleges and the list of other colleges based on marks obtained in JEE Main. You can anticipate the result before the actual results are out. The details obligatory to be filled for using JEE Main Rank Predictor are:
Ques. I am preparing for NATA 2018 as well as JEE Main 2018 for B. What is the difference between in both the syllabi and the preparations? Arch.
Ans. The exam format for NATA as well as JEE Main Paper II for B. Arch. is fairly similar which is a great news for all the candidates. There are 3 sections in JEE Main Paper II – Aptitude Test, Mathematics and Drawing Test. There will be 50 questions in the Aptitude section, 30 questions in the Mathematics section and 2 questions for the Drawing section based on Memory and 2D design.
Ques. Can I edit my category in JEE Main Application Form?
Ans.Yes, you can edit your category in the form during Form corrected. The window for JEE Main application form corrected will open in January 2018. Login with Application Number and Password to reach the form corrected.
Ques. I have made an error in uploading the photo in the application form. How can I edit it?
Ans.In case you have made an error while uploading the photograph in the application form, it can be edited during JEE Main Form corrected procedure which will become functional in January 2018.
Ques. I have done all steps for the JEE Main application and at last, they showed a message that my examination center (Ernakulam) is full. What is the solution for this? What will be my exam center then? Whether I can write the exam or not?
Ans.In case the opted Exam Center is full, then you have to select another nearby exam center to give the JEE Main exam. The final judgment regarding the allocation of exam centers is taken by CBSE.
Ques. Sir, I am from J&K and I passed class 12th last year with 72%. Am I applicable for JEE Mains and can I get admission in NIT?
Ans.Yes, you are applicable to apply for JEE Main 2018 (at least 50% marks in PCM). To get admission in NIT, an aspirant must secure minimum 75% marks in 10+2 Exam (65% for SC/ST category) or be in the top 20 percentiles in the 10+2 exam organized by respective boards.
Ques. Is it possible to change the exam method?
Ans.Yes, you can change the exam method but only from pen & paper examination to computer-based examination. The vice-versa is not possible.
Ques. I have submitted more than one form. Will my application be rejected?
Ans.No, the authority will merge both of your applications and on this behalf, they will allotment a hall ticket to you. However, in this case, aspirants obligatory to send an email to [email protected] providing both the application number and mentioning the application number, they seeking to consider.
Ques. My transaction failed while paying the application fee. What can be done?
Ans.If you come across this situation then you obligatory to pay the fees again. In case your balance is deducted due to any technical failure then the same would be refunded to your account within 7 to 10 days. If you have made the payment via e-challan then you should quickly contact the related bank/discipline.
Ques. How can Assam, J&K and Meghalaya aspirants apply, having no aadhaar card?
Ans.Aspirants who have passed/appearing the class 12th examination from Assam, J&K and Meghalaya states have to enter passport number, ration card number, bank account number or any other valid Govt. Identity number. Such aspirants have to select the exam city center in these states only.
Ques. Can aspirants with a Diploma apply for JEE Main?
Ans.Yes, diploma aspirants can apply for JEE Main 2018 but only to fulfill the eligibility for JEE Advanced 2018. Diploma holders will not be applicable for admission to NITs and CFTIs via JEE Main channel.
Ques. I am from Nepal. Can I apply for Jee main?
Ans.Yes, you can apply for JEE Main. And select the Nepal Board during filling the application form. For more information check Application Procedure You have to fulfill the educational qualifications.
Ques. What is the important of organic Chemistry in JEE Main
Ans.Organic Chemistry has weight of at least 30-35% of chemistry part in JEE Main. Important topics of organic chemistry are general organic chemistry, alcohol, phenols and ether, aldehydes and ketones.
Ques. I am from Assam and I don't have aadhaar number and passport. Which number should I enter as my identification number?
Ans.If you don't have aadhaar number and passport number then you can enter any one of the followings, ration card number, bank account number or any other valid Govt. identity number.
Ques. Can you suggest the top JEE Main coaching institute's in Delhi?
Ans.You can join any one of these institutes in Delhi- Narayna, Vidya Mandir Classes, Resonance, Aakash, Pi Education, FIIT JEE etc. These will offer you expert guidance.
Ques. This is my third attempt of JEE Main. Can I apply next year too?
Ans.There is a maximum of 3 attempts for JEE Main. Hence, you are inapplicable to appear in the next attempt.
Ques. How many institutes are participating in JoSSA Counseling this year?
Ans.There a total of 97 institutes (23 IITs, 31 NITs, 23 IIITs and 20 GFTIs) that are participating in JoSSA Counseling 2018.
Ques. I have filled the application form under SC quota and i belong to defence services category as well, how will I be issued seat at NIT?
Ans.the seat allottment will be based on SC quota firstly, following which DS category conditions will be eligible. However, you will have to qualify the cut off set for SC quota in the cut off list.
Ques. What is the State of Eligibility for the Improvement Aspirants/Institution Abroad/NIOS?
Ans."If an aspirant has passed Class 12 or the equivalent qualifying examination from one state but appeared for improvement from another state, their state code of eligibility will be from where they have originally passed Class 12 or the equivalent qualifying examination. Indian nationals passing the equivalent qualifying examination from an institution abroad, their State of Eligibility will be determined based on their permanent address in India as offered in the Passport. Aspirant passed/appearing class 12th from NIOS should select the State of Eligibility according to the state in which the study Centre is situated. The State of Eligibility is not eligible for the aspirants belonging to Nepal /Bhutan/Foreign/OCI/PIO."
Ques. I will complete my Diploma in Mechanical Engineering in 2018. Can I apply for JEE Main 2018?
Ans.Yes, to appear in JEE Advanced, a diploma holder can apply in JEE Main 2018 but their ranks and scores for JEE Main will not be declared as diploma holders cannot apply for admission in NITs and CFTIs via JEE Main.
Ques. What is the admission process for admission in BArch course in an IIT via JEE Main 2018?
Ans.Aspirants appeared in JEE Main Paper 2 are applicable for admission to B. For taking admission to B.Arch. in IIT’s, there is a separate process for which they should see the respective websites of IITs. Arch. Course only in NITs/SPAs other CFTIs (where B.Arch. course is available).
Ques. I forgot to upload the photograph with name and date of taking photograph in JEE Main Application Form. Will my form be rejected?
Ans.No. JEE Main Application Form will not be rejected for uploading the photograph without the name and date of photograph is taken. Even no accuration is needed. In such case, you will be allotted hall ticket for appearing in the exam.
Ques. How much percentage of marks are needed to be applicable for JEE Main 2018?
Ans.There are no special criteria of at least percentage defined for appearing in JEE Main 2018. But for taking admission in NITs, IIITs, IITs, and CFTIs via JoSAA Counseling, an aspirant must secure an at least percentage of 75 or be in top 20 percentile in class 12. For SC/ST, the qualifying marks are 65%.
Ques. I am from West Bengal. What are the other engineering entrance exams that I can appear apart from JEE Main 2018?
Ans.Apart from JEE Main, you can appear for BITSAT, VITEEE, MU OET, SRMJEEE, UPSEE, AEEE, and WBJEE.
Ques. Is there any difference between JEE Main Syllabus and JEE Main Advanced Syllabus?
Ans.There is only a slight difference in the syllabi of both the exams. They are Sets, Relations, and Functions, Statistics and Probability, Trigonometry, Mathematical Reasoning, Biomolecules, Chemistry in Everyday Life, Electronic Devices, Electromagnetic Waves, Communication Systems. There are certain topics that are covered in JEE Mains but not in JEE Advanced. Thermal Physics in Physics and Electrochemistry- Equivalent Organizeivity, Nuclear Chemistry in Chemistry has comprised JEE Advanced Syllabus.
Ques. Do I obligatory to apply to the participating colleges at the time of JEE Main Registration?
Ans.No. There is no provision of applying for colleges during JEE Main Registration. After the declaration of JEE Main Result, aspirants must register for JoSAA and CSAB for the counseling.
Ques. Which book can I prefer for JEE Main Paper 2?
Ans."Following books can be preferred for preparing for JEE Main Paper 2: A Clear Self Study Guide for B.Arch 2018 Entrance Examination (English) by P.K Mishra, Arihant Publications Verbal & Non Verbal Reasoning Book by R.S. Aggarwal Architecture Entrance Book by P.K. Arch (NATA/JEE) Main Exam Guide Paperback- 2017 by Nimish Madan NATA & B. (Main) - SC Garg Steps to Architecture: B. Arch/ B. Planning Aptitude Test for J.E.E. B. Mishra. ARCH Clear Self Study Material: Entrance Examination -2017 by Ar. Shadan Usmani"
Ques. What are HSC Vocational Courses?
Ans.Various states have various HSC vocational courses. You obligatory to verify them from your respective state.
Ques. Is my thumb impression necessary while filling JEE Main Application Form?
Ans.No, uploading a scanned copy of your thumb impression is not essential during JEE Main Registration.
NOTE: The entrance exam fee for JEE paper I Offline examination is Rs.1000/- for boys and Rs.500/- for Girls belonging to General and OBC Categories. For SC/ST/PWD categories, the fee for boys is Rs.500/- and for girls is Rs.500/-. In case the candidates apply for the computer based examination then the fee for boys from General and OBC groups are is Rs.500/- and for girls is Rs.250/-. The candidates from SC/ST/PWD categories will have to pay Rs.250/-, common for both girls and boys.
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