IIT JEE 2018: All You Need To Know

IIT JEE 2018: All You Need To Know

The application form of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) 2018 is available on the official website of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The examination will be held on  April of 2018. The last date for registration date was  January, 2018. Some of the major information that students who have applied must know are mentioned below:-

Major Information Regarding IIT JEE 2018:

●     The application form requires the students to have an Aadhaar Card that they should apply for if they haven’t till now.

●     If you have applied recently for the Adhaar Card, you must have been provided with a 26 digit enrollment ID which you will have to provide.

●     Students from the state of Jammu & Kashmir, Meghalaya and Assam do not require Aadhar Card and can make do with any other Government identification card but they should select the examination centre in their state only.

●     The applicants of the examination must have a score of at least 75 percent in their 12^th examination. SC/ST applicants can qualify for the examination with having 65 percent marks in their 12^th class examinations.

●     The marks scored by applicants in 12^th standard will have no stand in their rankings of the JEE Main exam.

●     IIT Madras will hold the JEE Advanced 2018 examination on the  May. The SC/ST applicants can get in through to JEE Advanced with the cut off collective marks reduced from 75 percent to 65 percent.

●     An update that came through on December, 2017 notified that Non Residents Indian’s (NRI’s) can apply for the JEE Main 2018 examination by making use of their detail of Passport.

●     JEE Advanced will have twenty thousand more candidates who will have the eligibility to sit for the JEE Advanced examination this year. The cumulative applicant digits reach around 2.2 lakh candidates who will clear the JEE Main exam to sit for JEE Advanced.

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Now that only two months are remaining for the IIT-JEE 2018 (Main) examination the applicants are gearing up to give it their greatest shot. While numerous scholars are done with their initial round of revision, other students are still studying day and night on their weak subjects. Students have to balance their boards and competitive exam preparations which will act as a deciding factor during this exam season.

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