JEE Main 2021: NTA has released the application form for April Session of the JEE Main exam on the official website. The window to fill the form will be open till April 4, and candidates are requested to complete the payment of application fee before it closes. The JEE March session exams have ended recently on March 18th, 2021 and the Paper-1 Result have been released on March 24, 2021. Candidates can check thier result on the official website using thier application number, date of birth, and security pin. The Final Answer Key for the March Session has also been released by the NTA and is available on the official website. Exams were conducted in two shifts with shift 1 in the morning (9 AM to 12 Noon) and shift 2 in the evening (3PM to 6 PM).
JEE Main 2021 Paper 1 is scheduled to be conducted in four sessions, i.e. February, March, April and May. JEE Main 2021 Paper 2 will be held only twice (February and May). The JEE Main 2021 for February 23, 2021 was been conducted successfully for both the shifts, i.e. morning and evening and the Results for Paper 1 have been announced, while the results for the March session are awaited from NTA. The exam was conducted for B.Arch and B.Planning from February 23 to 26, and JEE Main Paper-2 result was released on March 18, 2021.
NTA has released the official syllabus of JEE Main 2021 paper 1 and paper 2 on the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in. There is no change in JEE Mains 2021 Syllabus this year. The JEE Main Paper Pattern 2021 has been revised. This must be noted that a total of 21.75 lakh registrations have been made for all four sessions by JEE (Main) 2021 aspirants to take the test over the four cycles.
The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main is conducted to provide admissions to undergraduate Engineering Programs (B.E./B.Tech) at NITs, IIITs and Centrally Funded Technical Institutions (CFTIs), Universities, Institutions funded by participating State Governments and an eligibility exam for JEE Advanced, in order to secure admissions in 23 IITs in the country. Find all the details about JEE Main 2021 such as latest news, exam dates, application form, registration, syllabus, exam pattern, admit card, cutoff, and much more on this page.
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NTA JEE Main Latest News 2021
March 25, 2021
NTA has released the application form for JEE Main 2021 April Session on the official website. Students can fill the application form and pay the application fee till April 4.
March 23, 2021
The Paper-1 result for the March session has been released by the NTA on the official website. 13 students have score a perfect 100 percentile in the March session.
The Final Answer Key for JEE Main 2021 March Session has been released by NTA on the official website. Students can now refer and calculate thier scores.
March 20, 2021
NTA has started the correction window for the JEE Main Answer Key on the official website from March 20 to March 22, 2021 (1:00 PM).
March 19, 2021
The Minister of Education Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal has declared that the admission eligibility has been relaxed for the B.Arch degree for 2021-22 session in light of the pandemic situation. The minimum requirement of the 50% in PCM subjects and an aggregate of 10+2 has been relaxed to ‘only pass’ in Class 12 with PCM subjects or 10 + 3 diploma with Mathematics.
March 18, 2021
The last day of JEE main March Session exams is here. NTA has released figures of gender / category-wise registered candidates on the official website.
March 16, 2021
The March session of JEE Main 2021 has started and will go on till 18th March 2021.
March 11, 2021
JEE Main Admit Card for March 2021 Paper – 1 has been released on the official website.
March 9, 2021
JEE Main 2021 Application Form correction for JEE Main March begins.
March 8, 2021
NTA has released the list JEE Main Toppers from the JEE Main February Session. Here is the list of the 100 Percentilers:
Candidates Name State Code of Eligibility ANANTH KRISHNA KIDAMBI GUJARAT GURAMRIT SINGH CHANDIGARH PRAVAR KATARIA DELHI (NCT) RANJIM PRABAL DAS DELHI (NCT) SAKET JHA RAJASTHAN SIDDHANT MUKHERJEE MAHARASHTRA March 7, 2021
Final JEE Main (Feb) 2021 Answer Key has been released.
March 2, 2021
JEE Main 2021 Registration for the March session is available until March 6.
February 5, 2021
JEE Mains 2021 exam: So far approx. 21.75 lakh candidates registered for the examination for all four sessions – February, March, April, and May.
Exam Session JEE Main 2021 Exam Date JEE Main 2021 registered Candidates 1 February 23 to 26 6,61,761 2 March 16 to 18 5,04,540 3 April 27 to 30 4,98,910 4 May 24 to 28 5,09,972 Top 4 States in Registration
Exam
JEE Main 2021 February
JEE Main 2021 March
JEE Main 2021 April
JEE Main 2021 May
Total
Maharashtra
76744
65775
55123
69036
266678
Andhra Pradesh
87797
53323
53576
60222
254918
Uttar Pradesh
71676
50967
51868
53721
227962
Telangana
73782
52389
48868
51896
226936
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What is JEE Main?
The Joint Entrance Exam, which is commonly known as JEE Main, is a national-level exam conducted to admit eligible candidates into B.Tech/ B.E., B.Arch., and B.Planning Courses that are offered by 31 NITs, 25 IITs, and 28 CFTIs. JEE Mains exam also acts as a preliminary examination for the JEE Advanced which is conducted by the IITs.
NTA JEE Main 2021 Exam Highlights
| Specification | Overview |
| Exam Name | JEE Main |
| Full-Form | Joint Entrance Exam |
| Conducting Body | National Testing Agency (NTA) |
| Frequency of Exam | 4 times every year (February, March, April, and May) |
| Exam Level | National |
| Subjects | For B.E./B.Tech.: Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry For B.Arch. : Maths – Part I, Aptitude Test – Part II, Drawing Test – Part III For B.Plan. : Maths – Part I, Aptitude Test – Part II, Planning Based MCQs – Part III |
| Languages | 13 Languages – English, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati, Assamese, Bengali, Kannada, Marathi, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu |
| Mode of Application | Online Application |
| Mode of Exam | Online Examination – Computer Based Test (CBT) | Pen & paper-based offline test for B.Arch Drawing Test |
| Question Type | Multiple Choice Questions, Filling Numerical Values |
| Exam Duration | For Paper 1 (B.E. / B.Tech.): 3 Hours For Paper 2A/2B (B.Arch./B.Plan): 3:30 Hours |
| Exam Timings | First Shift: 9:00 am to 12:00 pm Second Shift: 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm (For Paper 2 – 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm) |
| Marking Scheme | For MCQs– For every correct answer: +4 marks For every wrong answer: Minus 1 (-1) For unanswered questions: 0 For Numericals- For every correct answer: +4 marks For every wrong answer: no negative marking For unanswered questions: 0 |
| Official Website | jeemain.nta.nic.in |
JEE Main 2021 Exam Dates
As per the latest information bulletin released by NTA, JEE Mains Exam 2021 will be conducted 4 times in a year, respectively in the months of February, March, April, and May. NTA has also released the JEE Main 2021 exam date which are as follows:
| JEE Main Events | JEE Main Exam Dates |
| Availability of JEE Main Application Form | December 16, 2020 |
| Availability of Mock Test | Available |
| Last Date to Submit Application Form | January 23, 2021 (Extended) |
| Last Date to Pay Fees and Upload Documents | January 23, 2021 (Extended) |
| Application Correction Window | January 27 to 30, 2021 |
| Admit Card Release Date | February 11, 2021 (Out) |
| JEE Main February | February 23-26, 2021 |
| JEE Main March | March 16-18, 2021 |
| JEE Main April | April 27-30, 2021 |
| JEE Main May | May 24-28, 2021 |
| Date of Result Declaration (March Session) | March 23, 2021 |
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JEE Main 2021 Eligibility Criteria
While, there is no age limit for attempting JEE Main exam 2021, candidates can take the examination total of 6 times for 3 years after passing their 12th Standard exams. Candidates willing to appear for JEE Main 2021 exam should have cleared their 12th Standard exam in 2019, 2020, or 2021. For instance, if you have passed the 12th standard exams in 2019, 2020, or 2021, can attempt the JEE Mains 2021 exam. Also, candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in Class XII as compulsory subjects. However, it is ideal to stay updated with the JEE Main Eligibility Criteria before registering for the exam. Check this table about eligibility criteria:
| Age Limit | There is no age limit prescribed by the NTA. Candidates who have passed Class 12 examination in 2019/2020 or appearing 2021 irrespective of their age, can appear in JEE Main 2021 May session. |
| Year of Appearance | Candidates who have passed Class 12 examination in 2018 or before as well as those appearing in 2022 are NOT eligible. |
| Eligibility for IITs | IITs do not permit two attempts of JEE Advanced, means, candidates must have appeared in Class XII examination, for the first time in either 2020 or 2021, subject to the condition of not having been admitted in an IIT earlier. |
| Subject | Candidates must have studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics in Class XII as compulsory subjects. |
| Marks in Qualifying Examination | In respect of NITs, IIITs, SPAs and other CFTIs, whose admissions are based on JEE Main 2021-22, 75% eligibility criteria has been removed. |
Note: While NTA does not specify an age limit for JEE Main exam, institutes might have age criteria for admission.
JEE Main 2021 Application Form
The application mode for JEE Main 2021 is online. The JEE Main application form 2021 is accessible on the official website of NTA (jeemain.nta.nic.in). You can apply for JEE Main February, March, April, and May sessions in one application form itself. You can selectively apply for any JEE Main sessions i.e. you can apply for JEE Main March exam without applying for JEE Main February exam. The application process for IIT JEE will be as detailed below:
Step 1: JEE Main Registration
On jeemain.nta.nic.in, students have to first enter their contact details and personal information. Following that, students have to create a password as per set specifications. By doing so, registration will be completed successfully and a JEE Main Application Number will be generated. This has to be kept handy for future reference by all students.
Step 2: JEE Main Application Form
Once students have finished the registration and obtained their Application Number, applicants must fill required fields and select relevant paper (i.e. Paper-I for B.E./B.Tech. and Paper-II for B.Arch./B.Plan), enter preference for exam centres, select preferred language for exam, and enter other academic details.
Step 3: Uploading Scanned Documents
At this stage, applicants have to submit scanned documents such as their Class 12 marksheet, signature, and photograph in the required format, size, and dimensions.
Step 4: Complete Payment of Application Fees
It is only possible to pay the application fees online on the official website, and applicants should be wary of this to avoid any malpractice or fraud. The available ways to complete payment online are debit/credit card, net-banking, and UPI.
Step 5: Take Printouts and Sign Up for Updates
After completing the payment, you will be directed to a page that shows that your payment has been confirmed, applicants should save a printout of this page for future reference. Furthermore, applicants should register their email address and mobile number on the NTA website for receiving crucial updates in a timely manner.
Candidates should thoroughly explore the Complete JEE Main Application Process before submitting their application. It is also ideal to procure recent documents and ensure that those documents contain accurate information.
Note: You will be able to modify/correct the particulars before the payment of fees. Once the payment of fee has been made/e-challan downloaded, your particulars cannot be edited.
JEE Main 2021 Application Fees
Candidates will have to pay the application fees online before January 16th, 2020. The payment can be completed online through Credit Card / Debit Card (except Master/Visa Card) / NetBanking/ UPI)The fee structure for JEE Main 2020 application fees is mentioned below:
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Paper |
Category |
Application Fees |
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B.E. / B.Tech. OR B.Arch. OR B.Planning (only one paper) |
General / Gen – EWS / OBC (NCL) |
Within India- Male: INR 650 Female : INR 325 Transgender: INR 325 |
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Outside India- Male: INR 3000 Female : INR 1500 Transgender: INR 1500 |
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SC/ ST/ PwD |
Within India- Male: INR 325 Female: INR 325 |
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Outside India- Male: INR 1500 Female: INR 1500 |
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B.E./B.Tech. + B.Arch OR B. E/ B. Tech + B. Planning OR B. E/ B. Tech, B. Arch + B. Planning OR B. Arch + B. Planning (Any two papers) |
General / Gen – EWS / OBC (NCL) |
Within India- Male: INR 1300 Female: INR 650 Transgender: INR 650 |
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Outside India- Male: INR 6000 Female: INR 3000 Transgender: INR 3000 |
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SC/ ST/ PwD/ Transgender |
Within India- Male: INR 650 Female: INR 650 |
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Outside India- Male: INR 3000 Female: INR 3000 |
JEE Main 2021 Documents Required For Application
To fill the JEE Main application form, you will require the following set of documents during the process. It is mandatory to supply these documents and students should ensure they have the original documents for the admission process that starts after the JEE Main exam 2021.
List of documents required:
- Qualification Details (such as Class 10th roll number/ intermediate or Class 12th details – stream, course etc)
- Scanned copy of signature
- A valid e-mail Id
- A valid mobile number
- Scanned copy of student’s passport size photograph
The format of the photographs should be (.JPG) and the file size of the passport photo should be between 10 kb – 200 kb and for the signature, the image file size can be between 4kb – 30 kb.
Filling the JEE Main Application Form accurately is must to avoid any mishap or delay in the application process. Check this article if you require more details about filling the JEE Main 2021 Application Form.
Note: If you have uploaded incorrect documents or photos, you can edit the application form on the dates specified by NTA.
JEE Main Choice Of Medium
From JEE Main 2021, NTA has decided to provide the option of taking the exam in 13 different languages. This move is destined to facilitate examination at regional levels without canididates having to learn a second language. Check the table below to know what languages you can select as per the location of exam centres:
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Sr. No. |
Languages Available |
Examination Centres |
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1 |
English |
All Examination Centres |
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2 |
Hindi |
All Examination Centres |
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3 |
English and Assamese |
Examination Centres in Assam |
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4 |
English and Bengali |
Examination Centres in West Bengal, Tripura and Andaman & Nicobar Islands |
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5 |
English and Gujarati |
Examination Centres in Gujarat, Daman and Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli |
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6 |
English and Kannada |
Examination Centres in Karnataka |
|
7 |
English and Marathi |
Examination Centres in Maharashtra |
|
8 |
English and Malayalam |
Examination Centres in Kerala and Lakshadweep |
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9 |
English and Odia |
Examination Centres in Odisha |
|
10 |
English and Punjabi |
Examination Centres in Punjab, Chandigarh and Delhi |
|
11 |
English and Tamil |
Examination Centres in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Andaman & Nicobar Island |
|
12 |
English and Telugu |
Examination Centres in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana |
|
13 |
English and Urdu |
All Examination Centres in India |
Note: You will have the option to select language during the filling of application form and it cannot be changed at a later stage.
JEE Main 2021 Exam Centres
NTA has released the list of exam centres where JEE Main exams will be held across India as well as other foreign countries. JEE Main 2021 will be conducted across 331 cities in India and including 10 in abroad. After the application form is submitted, exam centres are allocated to candidates. Once the exam centres are allocated by the NTA, they cannot be changed. Candidates have to arrive at the exam centres on the prescribed date and time, and also have to adhere to the instructions given on the admit card. We have featured a list featuring some of the states, but you can check this article for a detailed list of JEE Main 2021 Exam Centres.
This is a brief list exam centres allocated in 2021:
| City Code | State | CITY | Mode of Exam. | Mode of Exam. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ANDAMAN & NICOBAR | PORT BLAIR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 2 | ANDHRA PRADESH | GUNTUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 3 | TIRUPATI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 4 | VIJAYAWADA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 5 | VISAKHAPATNAM | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 6 | ARUNACHAL PRADESH | ITANAGAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 7 | ASSAM | GUWAHATI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 8 | SILCHAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 9 | BIHAR | GAYA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 10 | MUZAFFARPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 11 | PATNA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 12 | CHANDIGARH | CHANDIGARH/MOHALI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 13 | CHHATISGARH | RAIPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 14 | DADRA NAGAR HAVELI | DADRA NAGAR HAVELI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 15 | DAMAN & DIU | DAMAN & DIU | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 16 | DELHI | DELHI/NEW DELHI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 17 | GOA | PANAJI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 18 | GUJARAT | AHMEDABAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 19 | ANAND | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 20 | BHAVNAGAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 21 | GANDHI NAGAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 22 | GODHRA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 23 | PATAN | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 24 | RAJKOT | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 25 | SURAT | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 26 | VADODARA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 27 | VALSAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 28 | HARYANA | FARI DABAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 29 | GURGAON | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 30 | HISAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 31 | KARNAL | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 32 | KURUKSHETRA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 33 | HIMACHAL PRADESH | HAMIRPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 34 | SHIMLA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 35 | JAMMU & KASHMIR | JAMMU | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 36 | SRINAGAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 37 | JHARKHAND | BOKARO | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 38 | DHANBAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 39 | JAMSHEDPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 40 | RANCHI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 41 | KARNATAKA | BENGALURU | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 42 | HUBLI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 43 | MANGALORE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 44 | KERALA | ERNAKULAM | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 45 | KOZHI KODE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 46 | THIRUVANTHAPURAM | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 47 | LAKSHADEEP | KAVARRATI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 48 | MADHYA PRADESH | BHOPAL | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 49 | GWALI OR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 50 | INDORE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 51 | JABALPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 52 | REWA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 53 | UJJAIN | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 54 | MAHARASHTRA | AMRAVATI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 55 | AURANGABAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 56 | MUMBAI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 57 | NAGPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 58 | NASIK | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 59 | PUNE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 60 | THANE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 61 | MANIPUR | IMPHAL | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 62 | MEGHALAYA | SHILLONG | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 63 | MIZORAM | AIZWAL | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 64 | NAGALAND | DIMAPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 65 | KOHIMA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 66 | ODISHA | BALASORE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 67 | BERHAMPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 68 | BHUBANESWAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 69 | CUTTACK | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 70 | ROURKELA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 71 | SAMBALPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 72 | PUDUCHERRY | PUDUCHERRY | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 73 | PUNJAB | AMRI TSAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 74 | BATHINDA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 75 | RAJASTHAN | AJMER | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 76 | BIKANER | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 77 | JAIPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 78 | JODHPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 79 | UDAIPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 80 | SIKKIM | GANGTOK | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 81 | TAMILNADU | CHENNAI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 82 | COIMBATORE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 83 | MADURAI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 84 | TELANGANA | HYDERABAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 85 | KHAMMAM | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 86 | WARANGAL | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 87 | TRIPURA | AGARTALA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 88 | UTTARAKHAND | DEHRADUN | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 89 | HALDWANI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 90 | HARIDWAR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 91 | ROORKEE | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 92 | UTTAR PRADESH | AGRA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 93 | ALLAHABAD | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 94 | BAREILLY | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 95 | GORAKHPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 96 | JHANSI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 97 | KANPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 98 | LUCKNOW | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 99 | VARANASI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 100 | WEST BENGAL | DURGAPUR | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 101 | HOWRAH | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 102 | KOLKATA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 103 | SILIGURI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 104 | OUT SIDE INDIA | COLOMBO | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 105 | KATHMANDU | COMPUTER BASED | ||
| 106 | SINGAPORE | COMPUTER BASED | ||
| 107 | BAHRAIN | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 108 | DUBAI | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 109 | MUSCAT | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 110 | RIYADH | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 111 | SHARJAH | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED | |
| 112 | RAJASTHAN (INDIA) | KOTA | PEN & PAPER BASED | COMPUTER BASED |
| 113 | OUTSIDE INDIA | DHAKA | COMPUTER BASED |
JEE Main 2021 Exam Pattern
The JEE Main 2021 will consist of two separate papers i.e. Paper – I for B.E./B.Tech. aspirants, and Paper – II for B.Arch. and B.Planning aspirants. While both of these exams are conducted online through Computer Based Tests (CBTs), the Drawing test for Paper – II is a written examination conducted offline.
In the Computer Based Test, the questions will be in the form of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) as well as Numerical Questions that will feature a blank that has to be filled with numerical values by the student with the help of keyboard. Regarding numerical questions, the official notification states that: “It is clarified to all the candidates that, if the answer for the numerical value questions is, say 5 then all the values like 5, 5.0, 5.00, 5.000, 5.0000, 05, 05.0, 05.00, 05.000, 05.0000 are correct answers”.
The table below shows some brief information about the exam pattern. However, you can head over to JEE Main 2021 Exam Pattern for a detailed overview of the exam.
Note: According to the latest notification from NTA, it is being considered to provide a total of 90 questions (30 each from Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics) from which students have the option to answer 75 questions (25 each from Physics, Chemistry, and Biology).
Scheme of Examination
| Paper | Subjects | Type of Questions | Mode of examination |
| Paper 1- B.E/B.Tech | Maths, Physics and Chemistry | MCQs & Numerical Value | CBT |
| Paper 2A- B.Arch | Maths, Aptitude Test & Drawing Test |
Maths- MCQs & Numerical Value Aptitude- MCQs Drawing- Drawing Aptitude |
CBT & Pen and Paper- Drawing |
| Paper 2B- B.Planning | Maths, Aptitude & Planning Based Questions |
Maths- MCQs & Numerical Value Aptitude- MCQs Planning- MCQs |
CBT |
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Best books for IIT JEE Main – Physics, Chemistry & Maths
JEE Main 2021 Syllabus
For Paper I (B.E./B.Tech), the syllabus includes the subjects physics, chemistry, and mathematics. For Paper II (B.Plan/ B.Arch.), the syllabus is divided into 3 subjects: Mathematics, Aptitude, and Drawing. The most recent update on JEE Main syllabus is expected to be announced on 10th December during the #Educationministergoeslive event in which the education minister will respond to queries regarding JEE Main and other competitive exams.
The JEE Main syllabus is released by the NTA, and there are no major changes every year. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, there are likely changes expected such as reduction in syllabus. The changes along with the detailed list will be present on JEE Main 2021 Syllabus.
Modern Physics
- Atomic Structure in Modern Physics
- Experimental Physics
- Nuclear Physics and Radioactivity
- Photo-Electric Effect and Electromagnetic Waves
- Semiconductors and Communication System
Mechanics 2
- Center of Mass and Momentum Conservation
- Circular Motion
- Gravitation
- Properties of Matter and Fluid Mechanics
- Rotation
- Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
Electro-Magnetism
- Electric charges and Fields
- Electric Current
- Electric potential and Capacitance
- Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current
- Electrostatics
- Classical magnetism and magnetic properties of matter
- Magnetism
Heat and Thermodynamics
- Heat Transfer
- Laws of Thermodynamics
- Thermal properties of matter, Calorimetry and Kinetic theory of gases
Optics
Mechanics-1
- Mathematics in Physics
- Motion in One Dimension
- Motion in Two Dimension and Projectile Motion
- Newton’s Laws of Motion
- Units and Dimensions
- Work, Power and Energy
Mechanical Waves
Organic Chemistry
- Alcohol and Ether
- Chemistry in action
- Biomolecules and Polymers
- Carbonyl Compounds
- Carboxylic Acid and its Derivatives
- Classification and Nomenclature
- General Organic Chemistry
- Haloalkanes
- Haloarenes and Phenols
- Hydrocarbons: Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes
- Isomerism
- Nitrogen Compound and Aliphatic Amines
- Practical and Environmental Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
- Chemical Bonding
- Coordination Compounds
- D-Block and F-Block Elements
- Metallurgy
- P-Block Elements
- Periodic Properties
- Qualitative Analysis
- S-Block Elements, Hydrogen and its Compounds
Physical Chemistry
Integral Calculus
Algebra
- Binomial Theorem
- Complex Numbers
- Mathematical Induction
- Matrices and Determinants
- Permutation and Combination
- Progressions
- Set Theory and Relations
- Probability
- Theory of Equation
Coordinate Geometry
Differential Calculus
- Continuity and Differentiability
- Differential Coefficient
- Differentiation and Application of Derivatives
- Functions
- Limits
Trigonometry
- Inverse Trigonometric Functions
- Trigonometrical Equations and Inequations
- Trigonometrical Ratios, Functions and Identities
Statistics and Mathematical Reasoning
Ideally, you should be viewing your syllabus in the format mentioned above. However, a lot of students find more comfort in having their syllabus class-wise. So here’s the syllabus for them class-wise:
JEE Main 2021 Sample Paper
Once a student has completed the syllabus for JEE Main exam, it is ideal to start taking full syllabus exams. Solving sample papers designed for JEE Main 2021 help in getting an idea about the exam pattern and how to manage time. Candidates can consider previous year papers as a good benchmark for practice. These sample papers are available for both Paper I and Paper II in online mode, and can be downloaded and printed for practice.
Check this article for JEE Main 2021 Sample Papers.
JEE Main 2021 Books
For each of the subjects in the JEE Main exam, there are multiple books which can be considered for different approaches to the subject. For instance, some reference books/ textbooks will be great for understanding the topic, while others are best for practicing more challenging problems and getting better at the subject. Experts at Embibe constantly assess the exam papers every year and suggest the Best Books for IIT JEE Preparation that you should use to prepare for the exam.
Best Books For JEE Main Physics
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BOOK |
AUTHOR |
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NCERT Textbooks for Physics |
NCERT |
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Concepts of Physics Vol 1 and Vol 2 |
HC Verma |
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Fundamentals of Physics |
Halliday & Resnick |
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Understanding Physics set of 5 books |
DC Pandey |
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40 Years’ Chapterwise Topicwise Solved Papers (2018-1979) IIT JEE Physics |
DC Pandey |
Best Books for JEE Main Chemistry
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Book |
Author |
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NCERT Textbooks for Chemistry |
NCERT |
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A textbook of Physical Chemistry |
Dr. R.K Gupta |
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A textbook of Organic Chemistry |
Dr. O.P. Tandon |
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A textbook of Inorganic Chemistry |
Dr. O.P. Tandon |
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41 Years Chapterwise Topicwise Solved Papers (2019-1979) IIT JEE Chemistry |
Ranjeet Shahi |
Best Books for JEE Main Mathematics
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Book |
Author |
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NCERT Textbooks for Mathematics |
NCERT |
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Objective Mathematics Vol 1 and Vol 2 |
R.D. Sharma |
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Complete Mathematics (TMH) |
Ravi Prakash, Ajay Kumar, Usha Gupta |
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Arihant Skills in Mathematics- Set of 7 books |
Dr. SK Goyal, Amit M Agarwal |
JEE Main Previous Year Question Papers, Answer Key Solutions
To tackle JEE Main exams, students should empower themselves with as much knowledge and practice as possible. To familiarize oneself with the JEE exams, it is ideal to practice previous year questions papers by JEE. By approaching previous year JEE Main papers, students recognize the difficulty level of the exam and the amount of preparation required to crack the exam. Check this article for All Previous Year JEE Main Question Papers with Solutions.
NTA has released the official JEE Main March Answer Key 2021 on March 23. Students who gave the JEE Main 2021 can check the answer key by logging in the NTA website with their roll no.
JEE Main 2021 Preparation Tips
JEE Main examination is considered as the most sought after exam that contains questions that are complex in nature even though it adheres to the topics mentioned in the syllabus. However, with enough practice, diligence, and discipline to study, candidates can go through the exam successfully and get admission in their desired college. Even according to the Director of IIT Delhi – V Ramgopal Rao, the JEE exam is designed to be tough as to eliminate the huge amount of candidates that apply and sift the best of the best to be admitted in premier institutes.
The recent challenge for students has been to study from home. According to how their school or coaching classes operate, students may seek assistance from online lectures and study sessions. Meanwhile, NTA provides textbooks and study material on their website for students so that they can study conveniently from home. However, students do need a comprehensive plan to study and get a good ranking in the JEE Main exam.
Here are a few critical tips that students should bear in mind while studying for JEE Main:
- Give equal importance to all topics at first and cover the complete syllabus including the NCERT textbooks.
- While keeping that in mind, plan a time-table to determine how you aim to complete the syllabus and achieve your goal.
- After preparing a timetable, ensure that you focus on all subjects and get adequate rest as well.
- After you complete each chapter, you can practice individual chapters on Embibe to thoroughly grasp everything.
- Once you have completed the syllabus, you can take mock tests for JEE Main that will help you identify weak areas that need to be polished.
- By continuously practicing all subjects and strengthening weaknesses, the only concern left is to ensure that you can complete questions in time.
- By giving more mock tests, you get a better understanding of dividing time between different questions and getting the most out of the exam.
You should also check out Preparation Tips for JEE Main 2021 for a section-wise breakdown of how you can tackle the JEE Main exam.
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JEE Main 2021 Mock Tests
JEE Main 2021 is a 3 hour exam, which means that students need to be attentive and vigilant during the exam and complete it with best possible speed and accuracy. To achieve this, students must attempt as many mock tests as possible.
By taking a mock exam, students get a sense of how much time is required to complete all questions, how difficult questions eat up a lot of time, and how to balance time and complete the exam. Considering that every wrong answer leads to deduction of 1 mark, it is important to be accurate in reading questions. Any kind of haste during the exam may lead to failed attempts and every mark counts.
To help students attain a good ranking, mock tests serve as a good training ground to cover all subjects and identify weak areas. JEE Main 2021 Mock Tests by Embibe are designed to cover each and every topic of the syllabus and provide detailed reports to show time taken for each question, accuracy, weak areas and tips to improve your score.
JEE Main 2021 Admit Card
To appear for the JEE Main exam and enter the exam centre, an admit card is required. When a candidate completes the payment of application fees, they receive their JEE Mains Admit Card, that contains details regarding their exam centre, reporting time, roll no., shift, test centre no., exam timing, and important instructions.
The JEE Main admit card is issued by NTA and becomes available for candidates to download from the official website. The admit card is normally issued 15 days prior to the exam date, and it is mandatory for students to carry a printout of the admit card to the exam centre. The admit card for JEE Main February session 2021 is available now. It is also advisable for students to retain the admit card as it is required for reference throughout the admission and counselling process.
JEE Main 2021 Exam Day Guidelines
Considering the Covid-19 pandemic, NTA takes into account the safety of the students and issues guidelines for institutes as well as students. These guidelines are also about how to appear for JEE Main, what documents to carry, the kind of clothing to be worn, and the things they are allowed to carry. Here are the JEE Main 2021 Exam Day Guidelines:
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(1) Candidates must carry the JEE Main 2020 Admit Card and a valid photo ID proof to the exam hall. |
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(2) Visit the exam centre one day before the exam and report to the exam hall 30 minutes before the commencement of the exam. |
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(3) A seat indicating Roll Number will be allocated to each candidate. You should find yours and occupy the allocated seat only. If you are found to have changed your seat, your candidature may be cancelled. |
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(4) Students need to carry their own geometry boxes and stationeries (applicable for JEE Main Paper 2). |
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(5) Carry a copy of the requested documents on the day of your JEE Main exam and submit the same to the invigilator at the examination centre. |
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(6) Write your Roll No. on the copy of the documents being submitted. |
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(7) Carry an original copy of a valid photo identity proof issued by the government (PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport, Aadhaar Card with Photograph, E-Aadhar, Ration Card, Aadhaar Enrollment Number with Photo) to the examination hall. |
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(8) Carry PwD Certificate issued by a competent authority (if applicable). |
JEE Main 2021 Result
NTA declares the results for JEE Main exams, which will consist of the marks scored, All India Ranks, merit list, as well as list of cut offs. Candidates can check their JEE Main result on jeemain.nta.nic.in – the official website. To check their results candidates have to enter their application number (from the admit card) and date of birth.
The result for JEE Main 2021 March session have been released by NTA on the official website. Candidates can use thier date of birth, application number and security pin to chech their results.
Alternatively, you can explore this article to check JEE Main Result, Scorecard, AIR, and Toppers List. Here, you will also find detailed instructions about how to check your result and then commence the admission process.
JEE Main 2021 Cut Off
The JEE Main 2020 Cutoff will be announced along with the result. Candidates who secure the cutoff score as per their category will be considered for All India Merit List. Last year, JEE Main cutoff score for General Category candidate was 89.7548849 while for OBC-NCL it was 74.3166557. Candidates can the table below for JEE main cut off score for the last 7 years.
JEE Mains Cutoff Trends
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Category |
2020 |
2019 |
2018 |
2017 |
2016 |
2015 |
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Open |
90.3765335 | 89.7548849 |
74 |
81 |
100 |
105 |
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Gen EWS |
70.2435518 |
78.2174869 |
– |
– |
– |
– |
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OBC NCL |
72.8887969 |
74.3166557 |
45 |
49 |
70 |
70 |
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SC |
50.1760245 |
54.0128155 |
29 |
32 |
52 |
50 |
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ST |
39.0696101 |
44.3345172 |
24 |
27 |
48 |
44 |
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PWD |
0.0618524 |
0.11371730 |
-35 |
01 |
– |
– |
JEE Main 2021 Toppers
Since the JEE Main Result for March session has been released, the list of toppers is now available. 13 students have topped (secured a perfect 100 NTA score) JEE Main. The list of 100 percentilers is here:
| Name of JEE Main March Topper | State |
| Bannuru Rohit Kumar Reddy | Telangana |
| Madur Adarsh Reddy | Telangana |
| Josyula Venkata Aditya | Telangana |
| Mridul Agarwal | Rajasthan |
| Zenith Malhotra | Rajasthan |
| Rohit Kumar | Rajasthan |
| Siddharth Kalra | NCT Delhi |
| Kavya Chopra | NCT Delhi |
| Bakshi Gargi Makarand | Maharashtra |
| Atharva Abhijeet Tambat | Maharashtra |
| Bratin Mondal | West Bengal |
| Ashwin Abraham | Tamil Nadu |
| Kumar Satyadarshi | Bihar |
In February session of JEE Main 2021, 6 students have scored a perfect 100 NTA score (percentile). Here is the complete list of toppers:
| Candidates Name | State Code of Eligibility |
| ANANTH KRISHNA KIDAMBI | GUJARAT |
| GURAMRIT SINGH | CHANDIGARH |
| PRAVAR KATARIA | DELHI (NCT) |
| RANJIM PRABAL DAS | DELHI (NCT) |
| SAKET JHA | RAJASTHAN |
| SIDDHANT MUKHERJEE | MAHARASHTRA |
Check this article for the list of JEE Main 2021 Toppers for knowing the state-wise toppers along with their score. Furthermore, it also includes the list of toppers from the previous year for context.
JEE Main 2021 Rank Predictor
After getting the JEE Main answer key, candidates are eager to determine their ranking and the colleges they can get admission into. JEE Main rank predictor, also known as rank predictor is a great tool for students which can be used for free to predict the JEE Main 2021 rank. It performs a trend analysis for the last 5 years and helps in predicting the rank for 2021.
Check this article for JEE Main 2021 Rank Predictor
JEE Main 2021 Percentile Vs Marks
JEE Main scores are declared in the form of marks scored in the exam. While the final results provide both marks and percentile, students would generally prefer to determine their ranking on the basis of how many marks they scored. Let’s look at how you can determine your percentile from your marks:
The formula to calculate percentile score for JEE Main is:
Percentile Score of a Candidate = 100 x (Number of candidates who secured a raw score (or actual score) EQUAL TO OR LESS than the candidate) / (Total number of candidates who appeared in that session)
Let’s take an example to understand this:
The number of candidates that appeared in a particular session are 50,000, and the highest scored marks for the session are 275 (out of total 300 marks). Also, the number of candidates who scored the highest is 1 (there can be more than one), and the number of candidates that scored less than the highest (274) are 50,000. Accordingly, if a candidate has scored 120, and the number of candidates who have scored less than 120 are 37244,
Percentile Score secured by the topper, Candidate A = (100 x 50,000)/50,000 = 100
However, the Percentile scored by Candidate B = (100 x 37244)/50,000 = 74.488
Accordingly, by determining the percentile, students can calculate their rank and roughly determine if they are due for JEE Advanced or enter their desired colleges. Eventually at the result date, NTA releases the list of toppers and JEE Main cutoff scores.
It is also ideal to thoroughly understand Normalization and Calculation of JEE Main Percentile to examine how NTA calculates the score and similarly approach the calculation of rank by looking at the trend analysis for the last 5 years.
Detailed JEE Main Percentile Vs Ranks 2020
JEE Main Question Papers, Answer Key and Solutions:
Get the JEE Main Question Papers, Answer Key, Detailed Solutions and in-depth Analysis of all the JEE Main papers for 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 & 2019. Get the best analysis of the JEE Main from IITians and subject matter experts.
JEE Main 2020 Question Papers – January Attempt
Tabulated below are all the 8 papers of the JEE Main 2020 January session. Get all the JEE Main April 2020 Question Papers here.
| Paper | Test Link |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 7th January – Shift 1 | Click Here |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 7th January – Shift 2 | Click Here |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 8th January – Shift 1 | Click Here |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 8th January – Shift 2 | Click Here |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 9th January – Shift 1 | Click Here |
| JEE Main 2020 Paper 9th January – Shift 2 | Click Here |
JEE Main 2019 Question Papers – January Session
| Paper | Question Papers | Test Link |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 9th Jan- Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 9th Jan- Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 10th Jan- Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 10th Jan- Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 11th Jan- Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 11th Jan- Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 12th Jan- Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 12th Jan- Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
JEE Main 2019 Question Papers – April Session
| Paper | Question Paper | Test Link |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 8th April – Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 8th April – Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 9th April – Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 9th April – Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 10th April – Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 10th April – Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 12th April – Shift 1 | Click Here | Take Test |
| JEE Main 2019 Paper 12th April – Shift 2 | Click Here | Take Test |
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JEE Main 2018 Question Papers: Offline Exam (8th April)
JEE Main 2018 Offline Question Paper – Set A
JEE Main 2018 Offline Question Paper – Set B
JEE Main 2018 Offline Question Paper – Set C
JEE Main 2018 Offline Question Paper – Set D
JEE Main 2017 Question Papers: Offline Exam (2nd April)
JEE Main 2016 Question Papers: Offline Exam (3rd April)
Download question papers (for all paper codes) for the JEE Main 2016 Offline exam held on 3rd April.
JEE Main 2016 Question Paper Code ‘E’
JEE Main 2016 Question Paper Code ‘F’
JEE Main 2016 Question Paper Code ‘G’
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JEE Main 2016 Question Papers: Online Exam (9th and 10th April)
JEE Main 2016 Online Exam 9th April
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JEE Main 2015 Question Paper: Offline Exam (4th April 2015)
Question Papers for every paper code of the offline JEE Main on 4th April 2015.
JEE Main 2015 Offline Question Paper Code ‘A’
JEE Main 2015 Offline Question Paper Code ‘B’
JEE Main 2015 Offline Question Paper Code ‘C’
JEE Main 2015 Offline Question Paper Code ‘D’
JEE Main 2015 Question Papers: Online Exam (April 2015)
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JEE Main 2014 Question Paper: Offline Exam (6th April 2014)
Click to view/download the question papers for the offline JEE Main exam of 2014!
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam Question Paper Code ‘E’
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam Question Paper Code ‘F’
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam Question Paper Code ‘G’
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam Question Paper Code ‘H’
JEE Main 2014 Question Papers: Online Exam (April 2014)
The Question Papers for all 4 of the online exams held for JEE Main 2014
JEE Main 2014 Online Exam (9th April 2014)
JEE Main 2014 Online Exam (11th April 2014)
JEE Main 2018 Answer Key
JEE Main 2018 Offline Exam Answer Key – Set A
JEE Main 2018 Offline Exam Answer Key – Set B
JEE Main 2018 Offline Exam Answer Key – Set C
JEE Main 2018 Offline Exam Answer Key – Set D
JEE Main 2017 Offline Exam Answer Key
JEE Main 2017 Answer Key Code ‘D’
JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam Answer Key
Here are the answer keys for JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam all paper codes.
JEE Main 2016 Answer Key Code ‘E’
JEE Main 2016 Answer Key Code ‘F’
JEE Main 2016 Answer Key Code ‘G’
JEE Main 2016 Answer Key Code ‘H’
JEE Main 2016 Online Exams Answer Key
JEE Main 2016 Online Exam Answer Key – 9th April
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JEE Main 2015 Offline Exam (4th April) Answer Key
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JEE Main 2015 Answer Key Code ‘C’
JEE Main 2015 Answer Key Code ‘D’
JEE Main 2015 Online Exam Answer Key
Embibe’s answer keys for the Online JEE Main Exams held on 10th and 11th April.
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam (6th April 2014) Answer Key
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JEE Main 2014 Online Exams Answer Key
Answer Keys for JEE Main 2014 Online Exam
JEE Main Online Exam 2014 Answer Key (9th April)
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JEE Main 2018 Offline Detailed Solutions
JEE Main 2018 Offline Detailed Solutions – Set A
JEE Main 2018 Offline Detailed Solutions – Set B
JEE Main 2018 Offline Detailed Solutions – Set C
JEE Main 2018 Offline Detailed Solutions – Set D
JEE Main 2017 Offline Detailed Solutions
JEE Main 2017 2nd April Offline Code ‘D’ Solution
JEE Main 2016 Detailed Solutions
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JEE Main 2016 3rd April Offline Code ‘E’ Solution
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JEE Main 2016 3rd April Offline Code ‘G’ Solution
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JEE Main Online Exam Detailed Solutions
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JEE Main 2015 Offline Exam Solutions
Detailed Solutions for all codes of the Offline JEE Main 2015.
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The solutions for the online exam for JEE Main 2015, held on 10th and 11th April.
JEE Main 2014 Offline Exam Solutions
JEE Main 2014 Solutions Code ‘F’
JEE Main 2018 Offline Paper Detailed Analysis
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JEE Main 2017 Offline Paper Detailed Analysis
JEE Main 2017 Detailed Analysis
JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam in-depth Analysis
JEE Main 2016 cut off
The JEE Main 2016 paper was easier than in 2015, which should increase the cut offs. However, since more students are going to be shortlisted (2 lac instead of 1.5 lac), the net cut offs will be lower than that of the previous year.
Chapterwise Weightage
The pie charts for each of the subjects below show how certain chapters have been more important than others in this year’s exam. Moreover, by using Embibe’s Learn Digest Question Pack, students would have gained a leg up during preparation. Concepts and questions from 80% of the top 15 chapters in Mathematics were represented in the Digest, as were 66.7% of Physics chapters and 53.3% of Chemistry chapters.
Most important Physics chapters in JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam
Name Weightage Learn Practice Test
Semiconductors and Communication Systems 14.71 Learn Practice Test
Waves and Sound 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Units and Dimensions 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Thermal Properties of Matter, Calorimetry, and Kinetic Theory of Gases 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Ray Optics 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Photoelectric Effect and Electromagnetic Waves 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Laws of Thermodynamics 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Experimental Physics 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Electrostatics 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Current 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Total 67.81
Most important Chemistry chapters in JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam
Name Weightage Learn Practice Test
D & F Block Elements 7.8 Learn Practice Test
Alkanes, Alkenes and Alkynes 7.8 Learn Practice Test
P Block Elements 7.8 Learn Practice Test
S Block Elements (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals) and Hydrogen 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Nuclear and Surface Chemistry 5.9 Learn Practice Test
General Principles and Processes of of Isolation of Metals (Metallurgy) 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Alcohols and Ethers 5.9 Learn Practice Test
Total 52.9
Most important Mathematics chapters in JEE Main 2016 Offline Exam
Name Weightage Learn Practice Test
Parabola 8.3 Learn Practice Test
Application of Derivatives 8.3 Learn Practice Test
Three Dimensional Geometrical System 5.6 Learn Practice Test
Sequences and Series (Progressions) 5.6 Learn Practice Test
Quadratic Equations 5.6 Learn Practice Test
Matrices and Determinants 5.6 Learn Practice Test
Functions 5.6 Learn Practice Test
Total 44.6
JEE Main 2016 – 11th vs 12th Weightage
| Physics | Chemistry | Mathematics | ||||
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| Class 11th | Class 12th | Class 11th | Class 12th | Class 11th | Class 12th | |
| Total Questions | 13 | 17 | 12 | 18 | 15 | 15 |
| Total Marks | 52 | 68 | 48 | 72 | 60 | 60 |
| % Marks | 43.00% | 57.00% | 40.00% | 60.00% | 50.00% | 50.00% |
Let’s look deeper into accuracy, careless mistakes and time management. We had over 2000 questions on Embibe extremely similar to the questions asked in the JEE Main 2016. The attempts by students on those questions alone were over 5 lac. We compiled the data of these 5 lac+ attempts.
Top 5 chapters with lowest predicted accuracy
Here are the chapters where the accuracy sunk the lowest –
Name Accuracy Learn Practice Test
Isomerism of Organic Compounds 17.74 Learn Practice Test
Inverse Trigonometric Functions 28.92 Learn Practice Test
Purification and Characterization of Organic Compounds 30.38 Learn Practice Test
Experimental Physics 35.19 Learn Practice Test
Trigonometrical Equations and Inequations 36.02 Learn Practice Test
Top 5 chapters where highest careless mistakes are likely to be made
We track careless mistakes! These were the important chapters where most students made careless mistakes.
Name Wasted Attempts (%age) Learn Practice Test
Purification and Characterization of Organic Compounds 35.44 Learn Practice Test
P Block Elements 24.56 Learn Practice Test
Trigonometrical Equations and Inequations 19.75 Learn Practice Test
Qualitative Inorganic Analysis 18.9 Learn Practice Test
Solutions and Colligative Properties 18.19 Learn Practice Test
Top 5 chapters where students will feel a time crunch
This is collected through the data of overtime attempts. Here are the chapters where students wasted too much per question because they didn’t know the fastest ways to solve them.
Name Overtime Attempts (%age) Learn Practice Test
Laws of Thermodynamics 54.43 Learn Practice Test
Point and Straight Line 46.43 Learn Practice Test
Binomial Theorem 37.23 Learn Practice Test
Definite Integration 34.35 Learn Practice Test
Complex Numbers 33.84 Learn Practice Test
We can take this same analysis even deeper, on to the concept level! For every question you practice on Embibe, we know its difficulty, concepts, and even formulae required to solve it.
Top 5 concepts with lowest accuracy
Name Accuracy Learn
Need of modulation 10.34 Learn
Characteristics of an ideal diode 18.18 Learn
Examples of Electric field due to continuous charge and point charges 20.71 Learn
Frequency Modulation 21.97 Learn
Examples on Heat capacity 27.62 Learn
Top 5 concepts with highest wasted attempts
Name Wasted Attempts (%age) Learn
Frequency Modulation 35.61 Learn
De Broglie's wavelength of an accelerated charge 31.83 Learn
Vapor phase composition over liquid solutions 30.21 Learn
Vapor pressure of pure liquid 22.85 Learn
Physical and Chemical Properties of Water 22.77 Learn
Top 5 concepts with highest overtime attempts
Name Overtime Attempts (%age) Learn
Thermodynamic Processes 52.98 Learn
OR Gate 39.72 Learn
Line Passing through one point, given direction ratio parallel to Line 37.5 Learn
Slope of Tangent and Normal Line 36.7 Learn
Characteristics of Chemical Equilibrium 36.66 Learn
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JEE Main 2021 Counselling
The Joint Seat Allocation Authority also known as JoSAA manages the counselling process after JEE Main results are out. The JEE Main seat counselling is held in six rounds, depending on the availability of seats. JoSAA looks after admission of candidates into NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, and other institutions participating in the admission process. Candidates start the process by registering on josaa.nic.in – the official website for JoSAA counselling.
Throughout the process, it is ideal to carry the following original documents for document verification:
- JEE Main Provisional Seat Allocation Letter
- JEE Main Rank Card
- 10th & 12th Marksheet
- JEE Main Counselling Form
- 2 Passport Size Photos
- JEE Main 2020 Admit Card
- Category Certificate (if any)
- Medical Fitness Certificate
Check this table for JEE Main 2021 Seat Matrix:
|
Sr No |
Institutes Types |
Numbers |
Number of Seats |
Admission Through |
|
1 |
IITs |
22 |
12154 |
JEE Advanced |
|
2 |
NITs |
31 |
17967 |
JEE Mains |
|
3 |
IIITs |
25 |
4091 |
JEE Mains |
|
4 |
CFTIs |
28 |
5654 |
JEE Mains |
|
5 |
Private Universities/Institutes |
25 |
NA |
JEE Mains |
|
6 |
States |
12 |
NA |
JEE Mains |
|
|
Total |
|
39866 |
|
Check this article for detailed JoSAA Counselling and Seat Allotment 2021.
JEE Main 2021 Participating Institutions
As JEE Main is a premier competitive exam for B.E./B.Tech., B.Plan., and B.Arch. courses, institutes are listed prior to the counselling session so that students can compare and consider institutes before selection. During the counselling session, students have to select their preferred institutes which they can be eligible for. The list of participating colleges helps students to figure out their options and choose the best institute for their future.
Check this article for the complete list of JEE Main 2021 Participating Institutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions About NTA JEE Main 2021
| Question: Is there any change in the JEE Main 2021 syllabus? Answer: No, the syllabus is the same as it was for 2020. Check the syllabus section of this page to know more about the syllabus. |
| Question: When is the last date to pay JEE Main 2021 application fees? Answer: The last date to pay the application fees for March 2021 closed on March 10th. The application window for the April session will open soon. |
| Question: When is the third session of the JEE Main 2021 exam? Answer: The third session of the exam begins on April 27 and will end on April 30, 2021. |
| Question: What are the exam timings for JEE Mains exam? Answer: The JEE Main paper 1 timings for the first shift (morning) are 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (IST), and timings for the second shift (afternoon) are 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (IST). JEE Main paper 2 timing is 3:00 pm to 6:30 pm. |
| Question: Has the admit card for JEE Main March session been released by the NTA? Answer: Yes, NTA has released the JEE Main Admit Card on March 11, 2021, on the official website – https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/ |
| Question: When can I register for the JEE Main 2021 exam? Answer: The last date of registration for the April session is on April 4, candidates can register now on the official website. |
| Question: How can I register for the JEE Main 2021 exam? Answer: You can only register for the exam online, for which the official website is jeemain.nta.nic.in. |
| Question: When will JEE Main Official Notification be released? Answer: NTA has released the official notification for the exam. The details mentioned in the information bulletin have been updated on this page. |
| Question: Who can apply for the JEE Mains 2021 exam? Answer: Candidates who have passed the Joint Entrance Exam in 2019, 2020, and will appear in 2021 can appear for the exam. There is no age criteria for taking the exam. |
| Question: How can I practice for JEE Main exams? Answer: There are many different ways to improve your score. Firstly, you can Practice questions Online in a topic-wise manner, which will help strengthen your basics. After you have completed practicing topics, you can take Mock Tests. |
| Question: Can I crack JEE Mains without coaching classes? Answer: Coaching classes are a question of preference for each student. If you are not able to grasp topics/subjects at school or face difficulty during practice, you can consider coaching classes. However, there are ample resources available online in terms of videos, reference books, as well as sample papers, and mock tests. Alternatively, you can also try Practicing Topics Online on Embibe where the AI-enabled platform ensures that you cover the entire course through questions and you can also access videos for each topic. Furthermore, you can also take mock tests and Get Sample Papers Online to improve your score. |
| Question: What items are allowed in the JEE exam center according to the new guidelines? Answer: According to recent updates, you can carry: -Your Admit Card -Transparent Ball Point Pen -Additional Photograph for attendance sheet -Personal hand sanitizer (50 ml) -Transparent water bottle |
| Question: How many times can I attempt the JEE exam? Answer: You can attempt the exam 6 times in a time span of 3 years from passing the 12th standard exams. |
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