JEE MAIN RESULT TO BE OUT VERY SOON

Well CBSE is about to declare the scores of JEE MAIN very very shortly.
All the best!!!

JEE MAIN OFFICIAL ANSWER KEY WILL BE RELEASED SOON

The CBSE is expected to release the answer keys of JEE MAIN offline and online examination today.
The link has been put up on the site but is about to be activated soon.
It has to be seen what CBSE does regarding the reported wrong questions in the offline paper-1.

Good Luck!!!

HOW TO PREPARE FOR JEE ADVANCED IN LAST 35 DAYS

JEE MAIN Examination is over now and now you have about 35 days to gear up for the most prestigious engineering entrance examination i.e. for JEE ADVANCED. I hope you all must have done well in JEE MAIN and now you all must be focused towards JEE ADVANCED examination.

Below are the few suggested guidelines from my side for your help:

1. Previous year papers: Well instead of trying the available mock tests of famous institutes or books it is wise to practice the previous year papers of actual JEE ADVANCED. Just collect last three to five years papers(even available on official JEE ADVANCED site) and try to attempt them like the actual examination. Even you needn't attempt all papers if you have time crunch.This will help you in getting a feel of the examination, what to expect, how much to attempt, how not to waste time.For those who are studying in a specialized institute don't miss last few mock tests conducted by your institute.

2. Identifying Your Scoring Areas: After practicing these papers you should have an idea about which topics you can and should focus to score marks. Roughly the three subjects have 90 odd chapters and you can easily leave 10-15 chapters without hurting your performance. Also read the instructions on papers clearly, see where negative marking is applicable and where it is not. Try to solve single option correct and Integer type questions first.

3. Work on Strengths: Frankly speaking you don't have much time now to build up confidence over a topic which you have hardly studied till now so smartness suggests that instead of working on your weaknesses it is more wiser to work on strengths.But remember there's a sectional cutoff here, so make sure your weakest link in all subjects should be strong enough to clear that cutoff. But for aggregate score to be higher you need to score very well at least in one of the subjects.

4. Positive Attitude and Self Belief: Irrespective of how much you have studied and prepared till now, you have to maintain a positive attitude because worrying too much about what you haven't done won't improve your performance. Remember JEE ADVANCED in not a very high scoring exam and here you can cross the line even by attempting half of the questions sensibly. The bravery is not in attempting all questions, sensible candidate must select the questions which are in his range and devote maximum time only on those questions which are going to fetch you marks.

I want to share suggestion from one of my successful student regarding JEE ADVANCED

"I think the best strategy in JEE Advanced is to forget the pressure and immerse yourself into these three beautiful subjects and try to enjoy the paper (it is very difficult to keep nerves). Another important thing is that you completely forget what has happened in the first paper and start paper 2 freshly. I believe that discussing paper in the break does more harm than good."

So avoid all  negative thoughts and just believe in yourself. Remember these magical words "I CAN AND I WILL"

ALL THE BEST!!

CHANGES IN JEE 2017

After examining the report of Ashok Misra Committee and considering the public feedback, Ministry of Human Resource Development has notified the following changes in the JEE pattern for 2017 : 

1. The performance of the students in the 12th Class Examination shall be a crucial parameter for determining the eligibility of the student for the JEE examination. 

2. For the candidates to qualify in the JEE Examination, they shall have secured at least 75% marks or be in the top 20 percentile in the 12th Class Examination conducted by respective Boards. For SC/ST students this condition shall be relaxed to 65% marks.

3. The present system of giving 40% weightage for the 12th Class marks in calculating the ranks in the JEE Main shall be dispensed with. 

4. All other JEE Examination systems shall remain unchanged. 

JEE MAIN 2016 RANK PREDICTOR

Instead of predicting this highly complicated ranking procedure I am sharing some important Data with you which will help you predict your Rank.
This is last three year's i.e. JEE MAIN 2013 , 2014 and 2015 Marks Rank Data. 
Here marks are total after including normalized JEE MAIN and Board Marks

JEE MAIN 2015

Marks-  ALL INDIA RANK

306.80-  7

276.80-  114

244.20-  697

220.54-  1925

203.48-  3678

187.00-  6508

171.53-  11195

159.44-  16663

150.81-  22119

143.01-  28481

137.04-  34356

126.13-  48046

JEE MAIN 2014

Marks-  ALL INDIA RANK

255.60-  799

239.56-  1590

232.70-  2078

189.94-  10018

JEE MAIN 2013
Marks- Rank

255.38-   969

249.69-   1254

220.23-   3943

200.44-    7731

189.44-   11085

178.70-   15492

171.38-  18967

I expect the distribution this year also in line with 2015 data with a slight downward revision.Its too difficult to actually predict because of such large and diverse sample size. So its best to gauge your performance on basis of this data.
All the Best!!

NOTE:

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JEE MAIN 2016: REACTIONS AND ANALYSIS

HINDUSTAN TIMES

A number of students found paper 1 (BE/BTech) of Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Mains lengthy in Jaipur on Sunday, while in Patna many applicants said that the paper was easy.

In Jaipur, students were dissatisfied with the time limit for paper I. They found chemistry and physics portion of the exam tougher than mathematics. A total of 90 questions, carrying 360 marks, had to be answered in three hours.

“I found chemistry portion toughest and could attempt only 60 out of 90 questions. Mathematics questions were of average difficulty but physics and chemistry papers were tough. Overall, the paper was lengthy”, said Abhishek, who took the exam.

“The question paper was very lengthy and I attempted only 75 out of 90 questions. However, my preparation was good and I am confident of getting a decent score”, said another applicant Mridul Jain.

A total of 44,253 candidates appeared for paper I held across 72 centers in Jaipur. They were frisked at the venue as carrying any stationery, mobile phones and electronic gadgets was prohibited.

In Bihar, around 54,000 students appeared from different parts of the state at around 29 centres in Patna, 10 in Muzaffarpur and eight in Gaya. Students who took Paper-1 termed the overall paper easy with chemistry being most scoring.

“It was perhaps the easiest paper of JEE (Mains) in last three years. Mathematics was relatively easy while chemistry was quite scoring. Only physics was tough among the three subjects, like always,” said Rajat Kumar and Manish Kumar, who took the examination.

JEE paper-1 aspirants had started lining up at the examination hall since 7am in the morning, as per CBSE guidelines. The CBSE has taken strict measures to prevent use of unfair means.

While most examinees cooperated to the frisking and security measures at the centres, tension was reported from a few centres in Bihar, where parents of the appearing students and security personnel had a tiff. No violence was reported.

Parents of the examinees waited outside the examination hall in the scorching heat till 12.30pm, the conclusion of paper 1.

In Lucknow, many candidates reached examination centre hours before the start of the paper as they knew that frisking will be done.

Thousands of students took the exam in Lucknow too, but we do not have their reaction till now.

Ahead of the start of exam, City Montessori School student Gaurav told HT that he had prepared well for examination.

“Alongside boards I prepared for the competitive examination. But honestly speaking, this exam is going to be tough. I will also appear in state entrance exam to be conducted by AKTU previously known as UP Technical University,” said Gaurav.

HINDUSTAN TIMES

The first level of Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), for admission to Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and other engineering institutes, held on Sunday was tougher compared to last year, say experts.

Experts said that the cut-off is expected to rise due to ambiguities in certain questions.

The cut-offs for Common Merit List (CML) in 2013, 2014, 2015 were 113,115 and 105 respectively.

“Few questions in the chemistry paper were ambiguous,” said Ramesh Batlish, who teaches at a coaching institute.

About 12 lakh students appeared for the examination at over 2,000 centres in 129 cities in India and abroad.

Students said that Paper 1, which had questions from physics, chemistry and mathematics, was from within the syllabus but few were difficult to solve. Paper 2, that tested students in mathematics, aptitude and drawing, was easier.

The exam conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) was written. The online exam is scheduled for April 8 and 9.

“Few questions in physics were tricky and challenging. Compared to last year this section was a shade tougher,” said RL Trikha, director FIITJEE. He said the same was the case with chemistry and mathematics.

“Few questions of mathematics were also lengthy,” he said.

Disha Sharma, who appeared for the examination, also said the physics section was difficult.

“The chemistry paper was easy. Mathematics section was a little tricky. I had difficulty in solving few physics questions,” said Sharma.

JEE MAIN 2016 ANALYSIS

JEE MAIN 2016 was relatively easier than the JEE MAIN 2015. The cutoff score for JEE Advanced would be lower than last year because of increase in number of candidates from 1.5 Lakh to 2.0 Lakh this this year. Overall it was a balanced paper.

Analysis of Physics Section
Physics was again the toughest of the three sections. But it was bit easier than last years one. There was mistakes in two questions where two options are correct. This year paper had less calculations as compared to last year. The weight-age of XII class topics was higher and paper had four questions from Semiconductors. Almost 18-20 questions were straight or similar to question students practice at their coaching institutes. So I feel a score of 70+ is a good score.

Analysis of Chemistry Section
The paper was NCERT based and was more factual. Practical Chemistry and Environmental Chemistry based questions were more in number. There is error reported in one of the questions.
A score of 80+ is a good score.

Analysis of Mathematics Section
It was again easier than last year ones though it was lengthy.All topics were covered. Almost 20 questions are NCERT based while rest requires much greater knowledge. A score of 75+ is a good score.

(This analysis has been prepared in consultation with me colleagues at RG ACADEMY AJMER .)

JEE MAIN 2016 SOLUTIONS AND ANSWER KEY

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