A general note on JEE advanced examination
About
JEE-Advanced
The Joint Entrance examination (JEE) is
conducted by the central board of secondary education (CBSE) for the candidates
aspiring for the admissions in the various engineering courses. The CBSE has
announced this common entrance examination in place of AIEEE and IIT-JEE. JEE
(Joint entrance examination) is being conducted in two parts, JEE-main and
JEE-advanced. The Joint entrance examination (JEE) advanced examination is for
the admissions in Indian Institutes of technology, Indian
institute of science education and research (IISER) and Indian school of Mines
(ISM), Dhanbad.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IITs),
Indian Institute of Science education and research (IISER), and the Indian
school of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad are some of the prestigious institutions which
require the candidates to clear the second level of examination JEE-Advanced
for securing admissions in these premier institutions. The top candidates from
the JEE-mains are only eligible to appear for the JEE-advanced examination i.e.
the students who qualify the JEE-mains are only eligible to appear for the
JEE-advanced examination. The students who have obtained the All India ranks
(AIRs) and wish to study Architecture and design courses are required to appear
for the Architecture Aptitude test (AAT) and can qualify.
Around 150,000 students had applied to appear for the JEE-advanced examination. The students who have cleared the JEE-mains can appear for the second level of the examination.
About
JEE Advanced Exam Timings
The candidates appearing for the
examination must note the timings for Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Paper 1 is from 9.00 to 12.00 IST.
Paper2 is from 14.00 to 17.00 IST.
The candidates who are late to the examination
will not be entertained. Also, the candidates using scribe service are allowed
one hour compensation from the end timing.
Paper 1 is from 9.00 to 13.00 IST
Paper 2 is from 14.00 to 18.00 IST.
JEE-
Advanced Eligibility criteria
1.
The candidates clearing the
first phase of JEE-main are only eligible for the JEE-advanced examination
2.
The candidates who have
qualified JEE-main in the previous year(s) are not eligible for the
examination.
3.
The candidates are requested to
check the age limit for taking up the examination (refer the application form
brochure carefully).
4.
The class tenth mark sheet is
accepted as the proof of evidence for the date of birth for JEE advanced 2015.
5.
The candidates are allowed a
maximum of two attempts in two consecutive years.
Online registration fees
The candidates
have to apply for the JEE examination online through the registration fee
mentioned below.
For GE and OBC
category candidates – INR 2000 for males, NIL for females
For SC/ST/PwD
category candidates – INR 1000 for males add NIL for females
The candidates
are advised not to bring any electronics items and devices to the examination
centre.
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