Complete Guide to JEE Entrance Exam: Exam Pattern, Eligibility & Smart Prep Tips

The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is the entrance exam for the three top colleges to study engineering in India, which are the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), the National Institutes of Technology (NIT), and the Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIIT). Initially this can be an intimidating process, but once you learn a little about how JEE works, everything becomes much clearer. JEE has two stages worth noting: 1.

The first stage of the JEE is the JEE Main which is run by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and runs twice a year [January and April (Your best score will be what counts)] 2. The second stage of the JEE is the JEE Advanced and is for the top qualifiers of the Main to apply to the IIT’s. Eligibility & Patterns: You will be eligible to take the JEE if you have passed your Class 12 exam in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths (Science).

The Paper 1 of the JEE is typically an objective type exam with questions spread across the three topics (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics) and also contain both multiple-choice answers and also numerical value questions. Smart Preparation Tips: You need to learn the syllabus and work through past exam papers and regularly prepare yourself by taking mock exams on an ongoing basis. It’s far better to be consistent Stay connected for more JEE updates and exam guidance.