What is the full form of JEE?

The full form of JEE is Joint Entrance Examination is the official name of the test. Every year in India, a nationwide admission exam for engineering programmes is called JEE. Depending on how well they perform on the examination, students can use it to get admission to various engineering programmes.

There are two tests in the JEE examination:

• JEE Main
• JEE Advanced

The JEE-Main exam has taken the position of the AIEEE examination for admission to engineering programmes in India, while the IIT-JEE exam has evolved into the JEE-Advanced exam. Candidates who pass the JEE Main test can take the JEE Advanced Test.

1. For the JEE main exam

• To take this test, it is necessary to have at least a 75% grade point average (CBSE, ISC, board, etc.) in class 12.

• To pass, students must score in the top 20 percentile on their committee’s Class 12 assessment.

• SC or ST applicants must achieve scores of at least 65% on their Class 12 board exams to be considered.

2. For the JEE Advanced exam

• To participate in JEE Advanced, a student must receive a JEE Main exam rank of less than 2.24,000.

• Only those applicants would get a chance to enrol in B.tech courses at IIT colleges.

• JEE consists of the JEE Main test and the JEE Advanced exam. The JEE Advanced exam is one of the toughest admission exams for undergraduate study.

• The JEE Main eligibility test is required for candidates to take the JEE Advanced test, resulting in admission to NITs, IITs, etc.

• The number of admission tries in a particular academic session is considered to be one since the JEE Main test is administered twice a year. Candidates may select one paper or both. It takes place online.

• The three-hour exam has three papers and lasts for that time. Thirty MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions) covering physics, chemistry, and math make up Paper 1. A negative score is given for the incorrect response.

• Admission to BE and B.Tech, B.Arch, and B.Planning programmes are determined by Papers 1, 2, and 3.

• For the JEE Main exam, candidates may participate for three consecutive years; however, for the JEE Advanced exam, they may only compete for two consecutive years.

• The General category had a passing score of 81, OBC had a score of 49, SC had a score of 32, ST had a score of 27, and PWD had a score of 1.

• The National Testing Agency, which administers the exam, determines the cut-off score for JEE Main, and it varies depending on the category, such as General, OBC, SC & St and PWD.