Everything About JEE Main-2020

Everything About IIT-JEE Main

Due to the development of technology in the 21st century many students of science stream in india are willing to become successful engineers.I am sure many of you also dreaming about engineering career.Well if it is so, the first thing should have come to your mind must be joining IITs & NITs.

What are IIT’s & NIT’s?
IIts & NITs are best  autonomous institutes funded and governed by Central government of India.In Short they are the best engineering & technology colleges in the country.Many students aims to join these institutes as they are not only the best in the country but also recognized as high ranked all over the world.Few basic reasons why one should join IITs & NITs are
  1. Best infrastructure
  2. Best Faculties
  3. Best opportunities of Higher education
  4. Best Job Placements
  5. The best alumni network.

The first step towards joining IITs and NITs are appearing for JEE main examination.

What is JEE Main?
Joint Entrance Examination is the first stage of the exam conducted for admission in IIT.
Students appear in huge numbers (Around 20 lakh) as
  1. It qualifies students for JEE Advance (Exam to enter in IITs)
  2. It allows selected students to join NIT.

Nature of the Examination-
It is MCQ type examination having 90 questions, 30 of each subject Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.This is paper one compulsory for all students.Paper 2 is for students willing to join B.Arch.Both papers are of 3 hours.
In paper one each question has a weightage of 4 marks making it examination of total 360 marks.It is negative marking examination where one mark will be deducted on giving wrong answer. 

Who conducts this examination & How many times a year?
It is well known that earlier CBSE used to conduct JEE Main but since 2019 a neutral commision started conducting this examination called NTA (National Test Agency),twice a year JANUARY & APRIL attempt.

Syllabus For JEE Main
JEE Main is conducted based on NCERT 11th & 12th syllabus of Physics,Chemistry and mathematics.Usually syllabus of both 11th and 12th has equal weightage of 50%.

Qualification & Admission Cutoff-
Average number of students appear for JEE Main is 16-18 lakh which goes on increasing every year.
The average qualification cutoff for general category is 90-92% where as for OBC it is 82-85%.How ever for admission in NIT or IIIT min 96%+ is expected for general category and 92%+ for OBC category students.

Who should appear for JEE Main
I suggest all the students willing to join engineering must prepare and apply for JEE Main as it is mandatory for IITs,NITs and IIITs and also other reputed engineering admission entrance exams like BITSAT,SRMJEE,VITEEE etc also  can be attempted with the help of the same preparation.

How to prepare for it?
There are many resources and scientific methods of preparation are available at the market.We at PERFECT ACADEMY follow our scientifically designed method for preparing our students which has benefited 200+ students to enter IITs & NITs. However most basic thing in preparation of this examination is to start right in the beginning of the 11th standard and study throughout for 2 years along with your school or coaching.Also the most trusted resource of the preparation is the NCERT books of Physics,Chemistry and Mathematics of class 11th & 12th.Hence every student must follow units,solved unsolved questions of NCERT and previous year question papers.With the help of this student should be able to give a respectable attempt in JEE Main.

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