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JEE Advance

An all-India level exam for admission into IITs, NITs and some of India’s best engineering colleges.
Info About JEE Advance

  • Field

    Engineering

  • Eligibility

    Studdents who have cleared

  • Subjects

    Physics, Chemistry and Maths

  • Applicants

    2 Lacs

  • Qualified

    11,000-15000

  • Questions Type

    Objective Single Correct, Multiple Correct, Integer Type, Matrix Type, Paragraph Type

  • Paper Pattern

    57 Questions in 3 Hours

  • Colleges

    IITs

  • Difficulty Level

    Relatively Hard

  • Time to Prepare

    2 Years

  • When

    June

What you will learn

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Physics

In physics for IIT JEE you will learn about some practical as well as theoritical aspects of Motion, Force, Electrostatics Charges & Magnetism etc.

View Complete Physics Syllabus
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Chemistry

In Chmistry it is divided in 3 major segments or Physical, Organic and Inorganic Parts. Ncert is very important as a text to cover inorganic chemistry specially.

View Maths Syllabus
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Maths

In physics for IIT JEE you will learn about some practical as well as theoritical aspects of Motion, Force, Electrostatics Charges & Magnetism etc.

View Complete Maths Syllabus

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Facts, Syllabus & Pattern

How to apply

Important Dates

Results and Cut-off

How to Prepare

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Facts, Syllabus and Pattern

What is JEE Advance?

JEE Advance is among the toughest exams in the world. Every year, over 12 lakh students appear while only 2,20,000 qualify for JEE Advanced.

  • 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 Advance and JEE Advanced
  • If you clear the given cut-off for JEE Advance, you qualify for JEE Advanced
  • With a JEE Advance 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 admissions
  • You can appear for JEE Advance, both online and offline on the JEE Advance website

Syllabus for JEE Advance

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

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Physics
  1. Physics and Measurement
  2. Kinematics
  3. Laws of Motion
  4. Work, Energy and Power
  5. Rotational Motion
  6. Gravitation
  7. Properties of Solid and Liquids
  8. Thermodynamics
  9. Kinetic Theory of Gases
  10. Oscillations and Waves
  11. Electrostatics
  1. Current Electricity
  2. Magnetic Effects of Currents and Magnetism
  3. Electromagnetic Induction
  4. Alternating Currents
  5. Electromagnetic Waves
  6. Optics
  7. Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation
  8. Atoms and Nuclei
  9. Electronic Devices
  10. Communication Systems and Experimental Skills
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Chemistry
  1. Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry
  2. The States of Matter
  3. Atomic Structure
  4. Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
  5. Chemical Thermodynamics
  6. Solutions
  7. Equilibrium
  8. Redox Reactions and Electrochemistry
  9. Chemical Kinetics
  10. Surface Chemistry
  11. Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties
  12. General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Metals
  13. Hydrogen
  14. s-Block Elements
  1. p-Block Elements
  2. d- and f-Block Elements
  3. Coordination Compounds
  4. Environmental Chemistry
  5. Purification and Characterisation of Organic Compounds
  6. Some Basic Principles of Organic Chemistry
  7. Hydrocarbons
  8. Organic Compounds Containing Halogens
  9. Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen
  10. Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen
  11. Polymers
  12. Biomolecules
  13. Chemistry in Everyday Life
  14. Principles Related to Practical Chemistry
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Maths
  1. Sets, Relations, and Functions
  2. Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations
  3. Matrices and Determinants
  4. Permutations and Combinations
  5. Mathematical Induction
  6. Binomial Theorem and its Simple Applications
  7. Sequences and Series
  8. Limits Continuity and Differentiability
  1. Integral Calculus
  2. Differential Equations
  3. Coordinate Geometry
  4. Three-dimensional Geometry
  5. Vector Algebra
  6. Statistics and Probability
  7. Trigonometry
  8. Mathematical Reasoning

Exam Pattern for JEE Advance

The JEE Advance 2018 Examination is divided into two parts:
  • Paper 1 for B.E. and B. Tech. (Computer based or pen and paper)
  • Paper 2 for B. Arch. & B. Planning (Pen and paper only)
Paper 1
Particulars Details
Subjects Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics
Type of questions Objective (MCQs)
Mode of examination Online OR Offline mode
Exam duration 3 hours
Number of questions 90 (30 questions from each subject)
Marking scheme 4 marks awarded for each correct answer
Negative marking 1/4 marks deducted for each incorrect response
Paper 2
Sections Type of Question
Section 1: Mathematics Objective (MCQs)
Section 2: Aptitude test Objective (MCQs)
Section 3: Drawing test -
Particulars Details
Mode of Examination Offline
Exam Duration 3 hours
Language Mediums in JEE Advance 2018
Medium of Language Exam Centres
English and Hindi All examination centres
Gujarati Exam centres in Gujarat, Daman & Diu and Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Marathi Exam centres in Maharashtra
Urdu Exam centres in Maharashtra
Here are a few important guidelines you need to keep in mind.
  • Candidates appearing for the Pen & Paper mode must use only blue or black ball point pens only.
  • There is only one correct response for a question. More than one response(s) to any question is considered incorrect and marks are deducted accordingly.
  • Electronic gadgets are not allowed in the exam hall.

How to apply

Eligibility Criteria for JEE Advance

  • 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 must have studied at least 5 subjects in 10+2.

    Physics and Mathematics are compulsory subjects.

    Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology or Technical vocational are the other subjects to select from.

  • 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%.

    Here is the list of equivalent exams is available here.

  • Year of passing 12th standard or equivalent exam:

    You 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).

  • Aadhar Card requirement:

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

  • Number of attempts:

    You can attempt JEE Advance a maximum of 3 times.

    You can attempt JEE Advanced only for 2 consecutive years.

Registration for JEE Advance

The JEE Advance application form has to be filled online. You need to provide details such as your name, email ID, mobile number etc. You will need to choose a username and password for login.

Step 1: Filling the application form

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

  1. Board examination details
  2. Personal details like name, email id, mobile number
  3. Academic qualification (Class 12 marks or appearing date)
  4. Contact details of student and guardian
  5. Scanned copy of your photograph, signature and left thumb print (the specification for which are mentioned here)
Details File Format File Size Dimensions
Photograph with Name and Date Printed Below JPEG 4 KB - 40 KB 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm
Signature JPEG 1 KB - 30 KB 3.5 cm x 1.5 cm
Thumb Impression (Left Hand) JPEG 1 KB - 30 KB 3.5 cm x 1.5 cm

Once you’ve filled out this information and uploaded the required documents, you need to move to the next step.

Step 2: Choosing your exam centre.
  1. Exam centres vary, depending on whether you select the pen and paper format or computer based exam.
  2. Choose a centre according to your preference.
Step 3: Payment of fees
  1. You can pay your fees online through credit and debit cards.
  2. If you wish to pay it offline, you can deposit the fee in cash at Syndicate, Canara, ICICI and HDFC banks through E-Challan.
Step 4: Confirmation page
  1. This page will mention all the details you have filled out in your application form.
  2. Keep a copy of this page saved at all times.

Application Fees for JEE Advance

For Exam Centres in India
Pen and Paper Based Exam
Papers General and OBC (Boys) SC, ST, PWD and All Girls
Either Paper 1 or 2 1000/- 500/-
Both Paper 1 and 2 1800/- 900/-
Computer Based Test
Either Paper 1 or 2 500/- 250/-
Both Paper 1 and 2 1300/- 650/-
For Exam Centres in a Foreign Country
Pen and Paper Based Exam
Papers General and OBC (Boys) SC, ST, PWD and All Girls
Either Paper 1 or 2 2500/- 1250/-
Both Paper 1 and 2 3800/- 1900/-
Computer Based Test
Either Paper 1 or 2 2500/- 1250/-
Both Paper 1 and 2 3800/- 190/-

Admit Card for JEE Advance

Once you’ve completed the registration process, you will have to download your Admit Card.

  • It is mandatory to carry the Admit Card to the examination
  • Admit Card is available only on the CBSE servers
  • Only eligible candidates who have completed the registration process can download the Admit Card
  • To do this, they need to enter their application number and their date of birth
The steps to download the JEE Advance 2018 Admit Card:
  1. Go to the Admit card portal by clicking on Server 1.
  2. Submit the form with the information you entered during registration.
  3. Your JEE Advance 2018 Admit Card will be displayed on the screen.
  4. Check and ensure that all the details on the Admit Card are correct and then download it.
Note: Take multiple printouts of your Admit Card for future reference.

Important dates

Exam Dates for JEE Advance

Tentative exam dates for JEE Advance 2018
Registration Deadlines
Start of online registration & submission of application form 1st December 2017 00:01 AM
Last date for submission of application form 1st January 2018 11:59 PM
Last date for payment of application Fees through Credit or Debit Card 2nd January 2018 11:59 PM
Last date for payment of application fees through E-Challan 2nd January 2018 11:59 PM
Admit card available 14th March 2018 00:00 AM
Exam Dates
Offline JEE Advance 2018 Exam - Paper 1 8th April 2018 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Offline JEE Advance 2018 Exam - Paper 2 8th April 2018 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Online JEE Advance 2018 Exam 15th and 16th April 2018 Phase 1: 9:30 am to 12:30 pm Phase 2: 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Result Dates
Answer Key and OMR Sheet Declaration 24th to 27th April 2018  
Acceptance of Challenge to Answer Keys (Rs. 1000/question) 22nd April 2018 Upto 5:00 PM
Paper 1 - Result Declaration (Scores and AIR) 30th April 2018  
Paper 2 - Result Declaration 31st May 2018  

Exam Schedule for JEE Advance

The schedule for the JEE Advance 2017 Offline Exam, conducted on 2nd April, 2017, was as follows:

Exam schedule for Paper 1
Tentative exam dates for JEE Advance 2018
Paper 1
Schedule Offline Exam Online Exam
Entry in the exam centre 8:00 AM 8:00 AM
Entry in the exam hall 9:00 AM 9:00 AM
Distribution of test paper 9:20 AM -
Last entry in the exam hall 9:30 AM 9:30 AM
Commencement of the test 9:30 AM 9:30 AM
Conclusion of the test 12:30 AM 12:30 AM
Exam schedule for Paper 2
Paper 2
Schedule Offline Exam Online Exam
Entry in the exam centre 1:00 PM 1:00 PM
Entry in the exam hall 1:30 PM 1:30 PM
Distribution of test paper 1:50 PM -
Last entry in the exam hall 2:00 PM 2:00 PM
Commencement of the test 2:00 PM 2:00 PM
Conclusion of the test 5:00 PM 5:00 PM

Results and cut-off

Answer Key for JEE Advance

  • The official answer key is released soon after the exam
  • You can compare your answers and predict your score
  • You can even challenge the answer key if you believe the answer is incorrect or has more than one correct answer
  • To challenge the answer key, you need to pay a fee of Rs.1000 for each question you challenge
Here is how you can challenge the answer key .
Challenging the answer key
The process of challenging the JEE Advance 2018 Answer Key is explained in detail below:
  1. Log in to the JEE Advance official website.
  2. Select the question booklet number and the corresponding question number.
  3. The answer as per the answer key will appear in the next box by default.
  4. Enter your claimed answer and click on ‘Add to Claims List’ tab.
  5. All claims must be submitted in one click.
  6. Click on ‘Save Your Claims Finally’ tab.

Rank Predictor for JEE Advance

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 Advance 2018 is calculated on the basis of your JEE Advance 2018 result only and not the 12th standard percentile.

Note: These estimated ranks may not be 100% accurate.
Find out your own rank in JEE Advance 2018!

Results for JEE Advance

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

  1. Keep your admit card ready.
  2. Click on the link to access your JEE Advance 2018 result.
  3. Enter your JEE Advance roll number and date of birth.
  4. Click on the ‘Submit’ tab.
  5. Your JEE Advance score and All India Rank (AIR) will be reflected on the screen.

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 candidate with more marks in Mathematics will be given a better rank
  • In case marks in Mathematics are the same, candidates with more marks in Physics will be given a better rank
  • The ratio of positive marks and negative marks obtained by each candidate will be considered next. The candidate who has a higher absolute value of the ratio will be awarded a higher rank.
  • If the tie still persists, the candidates will be given the same JEE Advance 2018 rank

Cut-off for JEE Advance

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

JEE Advance 2017 Category-wise Cut-off:
Category Cut-Off
General 81
OBC - NCL 49
SC 32
ST 27
PWD 1
Check out the opening and closing ranks for some of the best colleges for JEE Advance.

Rank List for JEE Advance

The JEE Advance 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 Advance 2018 results
  • A separate rank list is prepared for B. Arch. and B. Planning which is declared after the results of Paper 1
Here are the steps to download the JEE Advance 2018 Rank List:
  1. Visit the JEE Advance official website.
  2. Enter your JEE Advance 2018 roll number and date of birth.
  3. Click on the ‘Submit’ tab.
  4. The JEE Advance 2018 rank list will appear on the computer screen.
  5. Check the JEE Advance 2018 rank and save it for future reference.

Counselling for JEE Advance

Once you clear the JEE Advance, 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 Advance 2018 through this process
  • It is conducted online in seven rounds tentatively
  • Counselling for JEE Advance 2018 is likely to start from the first week of July, 2018
The following steps are involved in the JEE Advance 2018 counselling procedure:
  1. Online Registration
  2. Online Choice Filling and Locking
  3. JoSAA 2018 Seat Allotment
  4. Seat Acceptance and Fees Payment
  5. Reporting to the Allotted College
Here’s a list of documents required for the JEE Advance 2018 counselling:
  • 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 Advance 2018 Admit Card
  • Proof of Date of Birth
  • JEE Advance 2018 Scorecard
  • Mark sheet of Class 12th, or any equivalent qualifying exam
  • Category Certificate (if applicable)

How to prepare

Preparation Tips for JEE Advance

  • Practice is the key: Practice as much as you can. 70% of your JEE preparation comprises of practice. Toppr offers over 5 lakh questions in our question bank to help you learn and strengthen concepts in each chapter.
  • Take All-India Level mock tests: Give time-bound mock tests in a completely exam-like environment to improve your efficiency at attempting questions. Toppr offers an All-India Test Series that lets you compete with other students from all over India.
  • Clear all your doubts: Don't get stuck with doubts. Discuss and clarify them with Subject Experts at Toppr to get an instant reply.
  • Study from the best sources: NCERT and several recommended books for JEE are the minimum resources you need. Toppr offers the best study material from all over the web to help you prepare better.
  • Revision is important: When you go through a formula or concept, Advancetain revision notes in the form of bullet points. Revision will be useful when the exam is close and a good revision pattern will take less time. Normally, without these notes, you would have to go through the entire chapter to understand important points once again.

Study Material for JEE Advance

Here are some recommended books to help you prepare for JEE:
Physics
  • Physics NCERT Textbooks for Classes 11th and 12th
  • Arihant Series - D.C. Pandey
  • Concepts of Physics (both volumes) by H.C. Verma
Chemistry
  • NCERT Textbooks for Inorganic Chemistry
  • Morrison and Boyd for Organic Chemistry
  • M.S. Chauhan for Problem Practice in Organic Chemistry
  • O.P. Tandon for Physical Chemistry
  • P. Bahadur for Problem Practice in Physical Chemistry
Maths
  • R.D. Sharma – Objective Mathematics, Part 1 and Part 2 (NCERT difficulty)
  • Arihant Series – Dr. S.K. Goyal

Sample Papers for JEE Advance

Solving sample papers and previous year papers is not only advisable, but also mandatory if you want to stay ahead of the stiff competition in JEE Advance 2018. Solving sample papers will help you to prepare for the expected paper and its pattern while also assisting you in learning efficient time management. You can also assess your own performance by practicing sample papers and judge your level of preparations for JEE Advance 2018.

Previous Years’ Papers for JEE Advance

Practising previous years’ JEE papers is important as it helps you simulate the real exam. Toppr provides you with a complete set of all question banks from previous years which you can practice to sharpen your skills.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Can a candidate change the mode of examination?

Ans: Yes, but a candidate can only change the mode of examination from a Pen and Paper Examination to a Computer Based Examination. However, the opposite - a change from Computer Based Examination to Pen and Paper Based Examination - is not allowed.

Q2: Can the candidates opt for both the papers of JEE Advance 2018?

Ans: Yes, the candidates can appear for both papers in JEE 2018, or can also have the liberty to appear for just one of the two.

Q3: Is it compulsory to have an Aadhaar Card Number to apply for JEE Advance 2018?

Ans: Yes, it’s mandatory for candidates to enter their Aadhaar Card Number in the application form in order to register successfully. No application will be accepted without the Aadhaar Card Number.

Q4: A candidate has applied for both Paper 1 and Paper 2. Can he or she opt for just one paper now?

Ans: There is no compulsion for such candidates to appear in both papers. They can choose to appear for the paper of their choice. However, there will be no refund of fees.

Q5: What action is to be taken if the candidate has opted for Hindi or Gujarati medium for the examination but now wants to appear in the English medium?

Ans: The JEE Advance 2018 question paper is bilingual (both in Hindi and English as well as Gujarati and English) for candidates who have opted for Hindi or Gujarati mediums. The candidate can attempt the questions in any medium during the examination.

To clarify all your doubts, check out the detailed list of JEE Advance 2018 FAQs.

That’s all you need to know about JEE Advance 2018. Don’t lose heart if you don’t get through to JEE Advanced as some NITs are even better than a few IITs.

Q6: What colleges can I get into through JEE Advance?

Ans: IITs, NITs, IIITs and a list of 100 or so central or state funded institutions participate in JEE Advance. Though IITs and ISM don’t accept the JEE Advance score, they require the JEE Advanced score, this is the first step to getting into the best colleges.

Here's a list of participating Colleges in JEE Advance 2018.

Sr No Colleges
1 National Institute of Technology (NIT Trichy), Tiruchirappalli
2 Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT), Pune
3 Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-A), Allahabad
4 National Institute of Foundry and Forge Technology (NIFFT), Ranchi
5 Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology (NSIT), Delhi
6 Indian Institute of Information Technology (IIITG), Guwahati, Assam
7 National Institute of Technology Warangal (NITW), Telangana
8 National Institute of Technology Patna (NIT Patna), Bihar
9 Thapar University, Patiala
10 PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore

All you need to know about JEE Advance

Facts, Syllabus and Pattern

What is JEE Advance?

JEE Advance is among the toughest exams in the world. Every year, over 12 lakh students appear while only 2,20,000 qualify for JEE Advanced.

  • 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 Advance and JEE Advanced
  • If you clear the given cut-off for JEE Advance, you qualify for JEE Advanced
  • With a JEE Advance 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 admissions
  • You can appear for JEE Advance, both online and offline on the JEE Advance website

Syllabus for JEE Advance

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

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