• JEE Main Exam is among the thought in the world. Every year, over 12 lakh students appear while only 2,20,000 qualified.
• The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is an All-India Common Entrance Exam for getting admissions into engineering colleges across India
• It is conducted in two phases: JEE Main and JEE Advanced
• If you clear the given cut-off for JEE Main, you qualify for JEE Advanced
• With a JEE Main score you can apply to institutions like NITs, IIITs and other Central or State Funded Institutes
• Whereas, IITs and ISM, Dhanbad consider results of JEE Advanced for

JEE Main 2018 follows the CBSE prescribed NCERT syllabus. The difficulty level of the examination will also be based on the difficulty level of NCERT.

The JEE Main Examination is divided into two parts:

1. Paper 1 for B.E. and B. Tech. (Computer based or pen and paper)
2. Paper 2 for B. Arch. & B. Planning (Pen and paper only)

• While Exam Pattern of Paper-1 for Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains :

  Exam Divided into three parts – so, Physics paper will have 30 questions and 120 total marks. Math paper will have 30 questions and 120 total marks. Chemistry paper will have 30 questions and 120 total marks.

•  While Exam Pattern of Paper-2 for Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Mains :

  Divided into three parts– Mathematics paper will have 30 questions and 120 total marks. Aptitude Test paper will have 50 questions and 200 total marks. The drawing will have 2 questions and 70 total marks. This paper is conduct in only offline mode.
  The paper duration is 3 hours and there will be negative marking also.

• Age:

  General category candidates must have been born on or after 1st October, 1993.

  SC, ST and PWD candidates must have been born on or after 1st October, 1988.

• Subjects:

  You should be among the top 2,20,000 candidates (all categories included) in JEE Main.

• Score in 12th Standard or Equivalent Exam:

  General category candidates require a minimum score of least 75% or should be in the top 20 percentile in their respective 12th board or equivalent examination. For an SC or ST candidate, the minimum score is 65%.

• Year of Passing 12th Standard or Equivalent Exam:

  Students must have passed Class 12th or any equivalent qualifying examination in the years 2016, 2017 or 2018 (provided the results are declared before 15th June 2018).ided the results are declared before 15th June 2018).

• Aadhar Card Requirement:

  You need a registered Aadhaar Card Number to be eligible to apply for JEE Main.

• Number of Attempts:

  You can attempt JEE Main a maximum of 3 times.

  You can attempt JEE Mains only for 2 consecutive years

The JEE Main application form has to be filled online. You need to provide details such as your name, email ID, mobile number etc. You will.

Step 1: Filling the Application Form

Checklist while filling the form - keep the following items ready:

Step 2: Choosing your Exam Centre.

Step 3:Payment of Fees.

Step 4:Confirmation Page

• The professional answer secret is released quickly after the exam.
• you can evaluate your answers and predict your rating.
• You can even mission the solution key in case you believe the answer is incorrect or has multiple accurate solutions.
• To venture the solution key, you want to pay a fee of Rs. thousand for every question you challenge.

The rank predictor helps you guess your rank before the official results are declared, in order to shortlist colleges that might admit you on the basis of your rank. The All India Rank in JEE Main 2018 is calculated on the basis of your JEE Main 2018 result only and not the 12th standard percentile.

Note: These estimated ranks may not be 100% accurate.

Your JEE Main result indicates whether you are eligible for BITSATd or not. Follow these simple steps to check your result for JEE Main:

Download your score card from the link provided on the same page itself.

Incase of a tie, take a look at the Tie-breaking Criteria for Paper 1.

The JEE Main cut-off indicates the closing ranks or minimum scores that you need to score to qualify for BITSATd . Candidates who don’t meet the cut-off will be considered ineligible. However, in that case, they can still participate in the JEE Main counselling, conducted by JoSAA.

The JEE Main 2018 rank list reflects the All India Ranks (AIRs) and the respective category ranks of the candidates.

• You can download your rank card after you’ve checked your JEE Main 2018 results
• A separate rank list is prepared for B. Arch. and B. Planning which is declared after the results of Paper 1

Once you clear the JEE Main, you are eligible for counselling. Counselling is a process of picking colleges that are the perfect fit for your score and interest.

• The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will conduct counselling
• Seats to colleges are allotted for JEE Main 2018 through this process
• It is conducted online in seven rounds tentatively
• Counselling for JEE Main 2018 is likely to start from the first week of July, 2018

• 3 Passport Sized Photographs (same as the ones uploaded during the time of registration)
• Provisional Seat Allotment Letter
• Photo Identity Card
• Proof of Seat Acceptance Payment
• JEE Main 2018 Admit Card
• Proof of Date of Birth
• JEE Main 2018 Scorecard
• Mark sheet of Class 12th, or any equivalent qualifying exam
• Category Certificate (if applicable)

• Practice is The Key: Practice as much as you can. 70% of your JEE preparation comprises of practice.  offers over 5 lakh questions in our question bank to help you learn and strengthen concepts in each chapter.
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• Physics NCERT Textbooks for Classes 11th and 12th
• Arihant Series - D.C. Pandey
• Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by H.C. Verma