A. Ans: NTA has announced the JEE Main 2024 exam dates for Session 1 - January 24 to February 1, 2024 and Session 2 - April 4 to 15, 2024.

A. Ans: JEE Main exam 2024 will be conducted in two sessions - January 24 to February 1, 2024 and April 4 to 15, 2024.

A. Ans: Yes, the syllabus has been reduced significantly. However, keeping in view the decision taken by different Boards all over India, NTA has decided that there will be a total of 90 Questions in the Question Paper and candidates will be required to attempt 75 questions only. There will be no negative marking for 15 optional questions.

A. Ans: Candidates should make sure to keep their noses and mouth covered during commutation and while in the JEE Main exam center. Touching any surface should be avoided and regular use of sanitizer is recommended.

A. Ans: This will give multiple opportunities to the candidates to improve their scores in the examination if they fail to give their best in one attempt. Also, If anyone misses the examination due to reasons beyond control (such as the Board examination), then he/she will not have to wait for one full year.

A. Ans: National Testing Agency was conducted the JEE Main 2024 exam session 1 for B.E./B.Tech. (Paper 1) on January 27, 29, 30, 31, and February 1. JEE Main 2024 B.Arch. & Planning (Paper 2A / 2B) conducted on January 24 shift 2.

A. Ans: Yes, There will be Negative Marking for both Sections i.e. Section A (MCQ) and Section B (Numerical value).

A. Ans: Candidates have the option to apply for one session or more than one Session together and pay the exam fee accordingly.

A. Ans: NTA will conduct JEE Main 2024 in two sessions. The exam will be conducted in 13 languages and there will be choices within questions in Numerical Value Questions as well. Also, there will be choices in Numerical Value Questions.

A. Ans: The total number of attempts will be two in JEE Main 2024 as the exam will be conducted in two sessions.

A. Ans: The candidate can add session 2, along with the session he/she already selected while filling out the application form, during the correction window period. The fee for the added session will also be paid by the candidate.

A. Ans: No, the candidate has to fill up one application form for all sessions. If he/ she fills up now, there will be only one Application Form. If he fills up now (for a few sessions), and chooses to fill up the application for the other sessions later, the same Application Form will be shown to him later on, once the Application Forms.

A. Ans: No, candidates cannot correct/ change his/her particulars including City of Exam Centre in the Online Application.

A. Ans: Yes, if any candidate did not apply for the first Session, then he/she can apply for the second session. The application window will be re-opened briefly immediately after the declaration of the result of the first session.

A. Ans: A candidate has a choice to appear in one/ more sessions. He/ she will receive an NTA score in each session based on performance. The candidate’s best NTA Scores of all the sessions in which he/ she has appeared will be considered for preparation of the Merit List/ Ranking.

A. Ans: More than 4000 schools and engineering colleges with internet and computer facilities in every region will be facilitating free practice sessions every Saturday and Sunday for JEE Main 2024 aspirants. Student registration has to be done in online mode.

A. Ans: This will be purely the candidate's choice. Whether he/she wishes to give one attempt or two is entirely up to them. In case they have attempted both exams, the better of the two scores will be used to rank in the merit list.

A. Ans: JEE Main 2024 mock tests are available online mode at the official website of NTA. The tests can also be downloaded by students who can work at their own pace if they have a computer system. Students who do not have a computer may register and walk into any of the JEE Main 2024 practice center's that have been announced and can practice every Saturday and Sunday.

A. Ans: Candidates have to upload the scanned images of their photograph and signature in the application form of JEE Main 2024.

A. Ans: No, the Aadhaar Card number will not be mandatory. The candidates will be able to use any Government identity number such as Passport, voter ID, ration card, and more.

A. Ans: There will be no slot booking. Allotment of slots will be done randomly by the NTA authorities.

A. Ans: Yes, the candidate can remove Session 2 of 2024 during the correction window period. However, the fee for the removed session will not be refunded.

A. Ans: NTA releases the JEE Main city allotment slip 2024 at the official website. Candidates will require their JEE Main login details to download the city intimation of JEE Mains 2024.

A. Ans: The admit card of JEE Main 2024 will be issued at jeemain.nta.ac.in.

A. Ans: The NTA has facilitated UMANG and Digilocker to download documents like the confirmation pages, JEE Main 2024 admit card, scorecards of JEE Main, and more, for easy access to the candidates.

A. Ans: The JEE Main 2024 result has been announced on February 12 at jeemain.nta.ac.in.

A. Ans: The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will be responsible for the counselling of JEE Main 2024 qualified candidates.

A. Ans: The JEE Main 2024 qualified candidates will be able to apply for admission into 31 NITs, 25 IIITs, and 28 CFTIs. From 2019, 2 IIITs and 5 CFTIs have been added to the list of JEE Main participating institutes.

A. Ans: JEE Main exam dates 2024 for Bahrain candidates have been released. It must be noted that this JEE Mains 2024 exam will be conducted only for those candidates who will choose examination centres in Bahrain.

A. Ans: The Final JEE Main 2024 answer key has been released on February 12, 2024.

A. Ans: NTA has released the JEE Main answer key 2024 on February 6, 2024.

A. Answer: The JEE Main is the first phase of the JEE, more than 12 lakh students participated in the Examination out of which about 10% pass the cutoff. The JEE Main is the door admission to NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. This examination is conducted by NTA. Those institutes that consider JEE Main as an admission criterion offer B.Tech / B.E, B.Planning and B.Arch degrees. Those students who pass the JEE Main with flying colours are eligible for JEE Advanced. Check the List of Colleges Accepting JEE Main score Here!

A. Ans: Yes, the candidate can remove Session 2 of 2024 during the correction window period. However, the fee for the removed session will not be refunded.

A. Answer: The JEE Advanced is the second phase of the JEE, about 2 lakhs students who have qualified the JEE Main are eligible for JEE Advanced. This examination is much tougher than its previous counterpart since only about 16,000 students get qualified. The JEE Advanced is the gateway to the most reputed engineering institute in India, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT). The JEE Advanced is conducted by IITs each year.

A. Answer: For both JEE Main and JEE Advanced, the concepts from classes 11 and 12 are important, and the syllabus for the JEE is NCERT oriented. However, the level of questions is much higher than board examinations or other NCERT-level questions.

A. Answer: There are three subjects included in JEE, these are Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Check the Difference between JEE Main and JEE Advanced Now!

A. Answer: There will be 90 questions, out of which you need to answer only 75 questions. There will be 60 MCQs and 30 Numerical questions out of which you need to answer only 15 Numerical questions.

A. Answer: There are three JEE Main attempts year-wise, that is, the year of passing class 12, and the next two years. Each year, the JEE Main is held 4 times, however, the attempts per year may change later. For JEE Advanced, you have only 2 attempts, first, in the year of passing class 12 and the immediate next year. No further attempts are provided.

A. Answer: During class 12, many students face such a dilemma. In this case, prefer Board Examinations, since you have to score more than or equal to 75% in Boards to get admitted to reputed institutes through JEE. The syllabus of Boards and the JEE are very similar, in fact, the JEE has a much more vast syllabus than Boards as it required the grasping of detailed information. Hence, preparing Board Examination is a pillar for the JEE, however, you are expected to learn more for JEE. The patterns of both examinations are different and one must keep that in mind before preparing for both these examinations. The Boards is more subjective based but the JEE Main is an objective examination. Proper guidance and the right study materials are required for the preparation of both these examinations simultaneously. Know JEE Main Syllabus Here!

A. Answer: The JEE Main is conducted in the online mode for B.Tech applicants and is offline for B.Arch applicants. You are supposed to reach the reporting centre within the given time.

A. Answer: The list of eligibility criteria to appear for JEE Main are - o For class 12 Board Examination appearing students, the Boards must be in the same year as the JEE. For example, if you are appealing for JEE Main 2023 then the Board Examination must be in 2023. o For class 12 passed candidates, the passing year must not exceed by 2 years from the date of JEE Main examination. For example, if you are going to appear in JEE Main 2023, then the year of passing must be 2021 or 2022 or 2023. o Those students who are going to or have passed equivalent examinations to Boards are also eligible for JEE Main. o There is no age limit to appear for JEE Main, however, the year of Board Examinations will be a criterion for eligibility.

A. Answer: Yes, Diploma Holders are eligible for JEE Main provided the Diploma Examination is equivalent to the Class 12 Board Examination.

A. Answer: The total marks for JEE Main is 300, however, it may change with time.

A. Yes, candidates can add more paper during the correction window period. The fee for added paper will also be paid by the candidate.

A. Answer: Marks scored out of 300 is less significant, NTA considers the percentile score for the evaluation of the rank. The cutoff is about 90 percentiles, a bit low or more for a General Category candidate.

A. Answer: You have to fill out the JEE Main application form online, and follow the below-mentioned instructions to apply for JEE Main without any trouble - 1. Visit the official website of NTA for JEE Main, that is jeemain.nta.nic.in 2. Click on the Register for JEE Main 20XX button. 3. Read all the instructions provided and then proceed to fill out the form. 4. Click on New Registration. 5. Now you have to undergo three phases - Registration, Application and Fee Payment. 6. You have to provide your Personal Details, Address and Other Details followed by the creation of a Password. 7. After successful Registration, an Application Number will be generated, take note of it since it will be used till you get admitted to an institute. 8. Click on the Complete Application Form button. 9. Fill out the Application Form and click on the Final Submit button - keep your documents ready to upload, especially a passport-size photograph and your signature picture. 10. After successful Application, the Fee Payment button will get active, click on it to pay the amount required. 11. After successful Fee Payment, a Confirmation Page will be generated, download it by clicking on the Download button.

A. Answer: You should keep the following documents ready before filling the Application Form - o Government-approved identity document, like Aadhaar Card. o Class 10 and 12 Marksheets. o Caste Certificate or PwD Certificate. o Scanned copy of Passport-Sized Photograph and Signature. o Valid phone number and working E-Mail address. o Bank details and Debit / Credit Card or Internet Banking Credentials.

A. Answer: Yes, the candidate has to fill out separate Application Forms for each session and has to pay the fee after every successfully filled Application Form.

A. Answer: The Passport-Sized Photograph should be in JPG / JPEG format with a size range from 10 KB to 200 KB and dimensions of 3.5 cm x 4.5 cm. The Signature should be in JPG / JPEG format with a size range from 4 KB to 30 KB and dimensions 3.5 cm x 1.5 cm.

A. Answer: Refer to the table shown below for the Application Fee for JEE Main. Fee Payment Structure for JEE Main Gender of the Candidate Fee for Indian Candidate (INR) Fee for Foreign Candidate (INR) General / GEN-EWS Boys 650 3000 OBC Girls 325 1500 SC / ST Boys 325 1500 PwD Girls 325 1500 - Others 325 1500

A. Answer: Yes, the OTP for Online Payment will be sent to the registered Phone Number and important communication will be done through your provided E-Mail.

A. Answer: Yes, you can make changes to some fields even after the completion of the application process, however, you can make changes only once. The dates for the same will be provided by the concerned authorities on the JEE Main official website.

A. Answer: No, if the student wants, then he/she can skip some sessions within a year.

A. Answer: There are 4 sessions in a year, however, it might change with time.

A. Ans: Yes, the candidate can remove or add any selected Paper (Paper 1 and/or Paper 2A and/or Paper 2B) during the correction window period. An extra fee (if any) will be paid by the candidate. However, the fee for the removed paper will not be refunded.

A. Answer: Yes, it is mandatory to fill in your Parent’s or Guardian’s income in the Application Form.

A. Answer: Yes, A4 size papers will be given to you for the rough work during JEE Main and a writing scribe will be given to you during the JEE Advanced.

A. Answer: There are many slots in a single session and there are 4 sessions in a year, thus the level of difficulty for each and every paper will differ, hence for the justice of the students, the Normalization process was introduced. In this system, your percentile core is based on the performance of the highest scorer in your slot, thus if the paper is difficult, it will be difficult for all and your percentile will be decent even at a low score out of 300, on the other hand, if the paper is easy, it will be easy for all, and thus you get a similar percentile score even for very high marks out of 300. Therefore, the marks out of 300 have less importance but your percentile score will decide your Rank in JEE Main. This is the Normalization process adopted by NTA.

A. Answer: Yes, there will be a Negative Marking for each incorrect answer, however, a zero mark will be offered if the question is unattempt.

A. Answer: From the official website of JEE Main, you will find a link https://test.cbexams.com/Jeepractice/login.aspx to practice for CBT mode for JEE Main.

A. Answer: Yes, apart from the English language, the JEE Main can be given in Hindi and other languages such as Assamese, Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and Gujarati.

A. Answer: No, DO NOT submit the Confirmation Page either through E-Mail or Post or any other means to the examination conducting body.

A. Answer: In most cases, yes you will get the examination center according to your first priority, however, you may be allotted some other center according to your priority order.

A. Answer: NTA will look into the matter and may reschedule the examination if required.

A. Answer: The computer randomly provides the date and slots to the candidates, there is no manual interference in this process

A. Ans: NTA has announced the date of JEE Main 2024 results for sessions 1 and 2. The authority has declared the JEE result for session 1 on February 12 while session 2 result will be published on April 25. Candidates can check the JEE Main result 2024 using the login credentials.

A. Answer: You can contact the concerned authorities through a call on the numbers 01169227700, 01140759000 or by using the E-Mail address jeemain@nta.ac.in.

A. Answer: No, once the Confirmation Page is generated, you cannot cancel the application.

A. Answer: No, you can fill out the Application Form only once in a single session.

A. Answer: A copy of the Confirmation Page will be sent to your registered email address.

A. Answer: No, the priority order of the exam center cannot be changed in any case.

A. Answer: We need the SANDES app for important notifications regarding JEE Main. You can download the SANDES app from the Google Play Store.

A. Answer: Multiple sessions will allow the students to take the examination according to their preferred date and time, and it will create opportunities to improve their scores.

A. Answer: The duration of the exam for B.Arch. and B.Planning is 3.5 hours.

A. Answer: The results will be displayed on the official website of JEE Main, that is jeemain.nta.nic.in.

A. Answer: The best percentile of all attempted sessions will be used to evaluate your All India Rank.

A. Ans: The JEE Main 2024 application form for session 2 was released on March 1, 2024.

A. Answer: State Code of Eligibility is the State (Ex: Maharashtra) from where you have given your Class 12 Board Examination or equivalent examination. If the candidate has qualified Class 12 Boards from one State (say ABC) but will appear for improvement in another State (say XYZ) then the State Code of Eligibility will be ABC.

A. Answer: For NIOS students, the Study Centre is the State Code of Eligibility.

A. Answer: For OCI / PIO candidates, put 000000 into the pincode bar.

A. Answer: No, there will be no refund irrespective of whether you have appeared or not for exam.

A. Answer: If the transaction is failed, it means no money is deducted from your bank account, you can again try for successful payment.

A. Answer: You can download your Confirmation Page through the UMANG app. The UMANG app can be downloaded and installed from Google Play Store or Apple Store. In the UMANG app, search for NTA, select JEE Main then Enter your credentials to login.

A. Answer: You can download the Digilocker app from Google Play Store or Apple Store. The Digilocker app is used to download important documents like the Confirmation Page.

A. Answer: The NRI candidate should fill their Indian relative’s details.

A. Answer: You can login to the JEE Main website page to view Fee Payment status.

A. Answer: All the applications of the candidate for JEE Main will be cancelled.

A. Ans: The authorities have concluded the JEE Main 2024 registration last date to March 4, 2024. Earlier, the last date for JEE Main registration 2024 for session 2 was March 2, 2024.

A. Answer: No, calculators or any electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited inside the exam hall.

A. Answer: No, you can use other identity proofs like the Aadhaar Enrollment, PAN Card and others.