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JEE Main 2021 Exam February Session: Integrated Engineering Primary Entrance Exam will be held from today (Feb-23) to 26th. Generally, the first session of the exam starts in January. However, the selection was delayed due to the corona epidemic.
The JEE Examination, which is conducted twice a year, allows students to write the JEE Examination one to four times from the coming academic year. The exam will be held every month starting from February (March (15-18), April (27 to 30) & May (24 to 28), and students can write the exam one or four times at their convenience. The selection agency said.
In addition, the examination system has been changed so that students can answer any 75 questions (25 questions each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) out of a total of 90 questions (30 questions each in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics).
The selection process will vary according to the subject one has applied for. Applicants for BTech must appear in Paper-1, BArch, BDes, and 2A and 2B, respectively.
For BTech must appear in Paper-1, BArch, BDes, and 2A and 2B, respectively.
JEE Main Examination for B.Tech/BE courses:
Selection for BArch:
JEE Main Exam for Bachelor of Design (BDes) Course:
Examination Center: Along with their pass, they have to carry their genuine identity card such as Ban Card, Driving License, Voter ID Card, Passport, Aadhar Card. One has to bring a passport size photograph as per the electronic pass.
Also, transferees must bring certificates and ID card. Ball point pen, water bottle, an applicant is allowed to carry diabetic tablets / fruits (like banana / apple / orange) if they have diabetes. Permission is granted to carry a 50 ml hand sanitizer.
The examination results of the applicant who engages in unfair selection procedures will be canceled. Exam results will be canceled if the exam is impersonated.
Applicants and their parents can visit jeemain.nta.nic.in and www.nta.ac.in to know the latest information. For more details, applicants can contact the following telephone numbers 8287471852, 8178359845, 9650173668, 9599676953, and 8882356803 at jeemain@nta.ac.in.
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