While it’s springtime all over the country with festivities going around, aspiring students are busy preparing for the JEE Main.
Every year, hundreds of brilliant students appear for the JEE Main or the Joint Entrance Examination conducted by the CBSE. The JEE Main is the national level exam for admission to various engineering colleges and courses across India.
As a national level exam, it demands hard work and diligence from the aspiring students. Students only can pave the path to success through their assiduity. So, like every year, the cream of students are preparing for the JEE Main which is likely to be held on April 02, 2017 (offline mode) and April 08 and April 09, 2017 (online mode).
The tentative date for the announcement of the result is April 27, 2016. After that, Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will be conducting the JEE Main counselling and seat allotment in six rounds. Only those applicants who will qualify in JEE Main 2017 will be eligible to participate in the counselling session, likely to be conducted in the month of July. For more details, kindly refer to link given above.
The main purpose of JoSAA is to provide a common online platform for counselling and admission to 92 participating institutes of JEE Main 2017.
The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India has notified following two changes in the JEE pattern for 2017:
1. There shall be no weightage for the 12th class marks in calculating the ranks in the JEE (Main) examination,
2. For the candidates to qualify for the admission in the IITs/NITs/IIITs and such other CFTIs whose admissions are based on the JEE (Advanced)/JEE(Main) ranks, they should have secured at least 75% marks in the 12th class examination, or be in the top 20 percentile in the 12th class examination conducted by the respective Boards. For SC/ST students the qualifying marks would be 65% in the 12th class examination.
(Source: jeemain.nic.in)
Hope the information provided here on one of the most challenging engineering admission tests will prove to be helpful to students. Best of luck to all the aspiring students.
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Thanks. Plz tell me procedure of counselling.
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I wish Best of Luck to those who were appearing in JEE Main, this year.
Check Out : http://cbse2017result.com/check-cbse-results/
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Thank you!
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This is new to me Mani, and I expect it puts pressure on students at this time of year in their studies for this exam.. Wishing all who take part good luck.. xx
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It really is a challenging time for the aspiring students. Thanks, Sue, for your good wishes… 🙂
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Have a relaxing weekend if you can.. xxx
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Yeah…enjoying… 🙂 wish you a happy weekend, Sue… ❤
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❤ xxx
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Yes, this assurance to our own hearts that I did my best or tried to the extreme is very much needed for a student. I think it gives her/him a kind of confidence and tranquillity of mind.
Thanks a lot, Mabel, for sharing your experience… 🙂
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Stressful time for students and their parents. Good luck to all the applicants.
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Vital time it really is…thanks, Saru, for dropping by… 🙂
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With holi festivities over, we are back to the JEE Main. It is as much a challenge for the parents as it is for the students. Post is informative no doubt, the picture conveys the ethos ( or pathos may be 😀 )
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Hehehe..pathos is the right word… 😀
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Quite an informative post. 🙂
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Thank you… 🙂
I couldn’t find your blog… 😦
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Oh! I’ve started a new one. It’s self-hosted so might’ve not been configured properly. http://www.kaushalwrites.com
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That’s great. Congrats on your new self-hosted blog..will check it out… 🙂
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Thanks very much. It’s great you remember me. 🙂
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I’ve a good memory… 😀
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Very true. 🙂
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It has become a hundred times more competitive in the last ten years. Best wishes to those giving these exams and I hope they remember, it is not the end of the world if they don’t make it. Informative post!
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I absolutely agree with you. There are hundreds of other courses available these days…
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Post Holi JEE? 🙂
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Yes, a tough time for the students…they are all gearing up for the exams… 🙂
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True
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I guess, serious candidates may have not played HOLI!!!!
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Maybe…but as the adage goes, all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy 😀 A little waste of time doesn’t hurt… 🙂
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It sounds like a very competitive process. At the same time you can see it as a time for students to focus and work hard, focusing on their subjects and putting all their energies into understanding the world of engineering and related courses. I remember doing my O’Levels in Singapore and that was already competitive enough for me. I worked hard enough to get into the Science stream in my school and though my O’Level marks at the end were not what I expected (with English being my worst subject), I told myself I did my best 😀
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Yes, this assurance to our own hearts that I did my best or tried to the extreme is very much needed for a student. I think it gives her/him a kind of confidence and tranquillity of mind.
Thanks a lot, Mabel, for sharing your experience… 🙂
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Confidence. Yes. We all need that, or at least encouragement from those around us to go that extra mile. Good luck with your writing 😉
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Thank you so much… 🙂
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