Hello Aspirant,

Yes you heard it write, to qualify for JEE Mains, there is no minimum aggregate percentage criteria but yes if you want to take admission into NITs, IIITs or CFTIs or you want to appear for JEE-Advance then you should score a minimum aggregate of 75% in your class 12th if you belongs to General/Unreserved category and 65% if you belongs to any of the reserved category. So in the case if you have not scored the minimum 75% marks in class 12th in session 2019-20 then what you can do is, you can appear for improvement examination and you can clear that with 75% but note that your class 12th passing year will be considered as 2020, according to which you are allowed to appear in JEE-Main up to JEE-Main 2022 only. Or if you are under top 20 percentile of the result of your board for session 20219-20 then also you are eligible for JEE-Main 2021 and in this case it is not mandatory to have 75% in  class 12th.

Some insights of JEE-Main 2021 :-

> Also from this year according to New Education Policy the JEE-Main examination will be conducted in English, Hindi and other regional languages such as Bengali, Gujarati, Assamese, Kannada, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Odia and Malayalam.

> In JEE-Main 2021 there will be total 90 question out of which you have to attempt only 75 (25 from each section) and there will be two sections for each subject, Section-A will be of Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)(20 compulsory questions) and Section-B will contain Questions whose answers are to be filled in as a numerical value (10 numerical based questions out of which only 5 are compulsory to be attempted).

> In Section B, candidates have to attempt any five questions out of 10. There will be no negative marking for Section B.

> All question will be of 4 marks and in MCQs there will be negative marking of (-1) on incorrect attempt.

This year JEE-Main is being conducted with slight changes in it's pattern and it's conduction and you can check out all the changes from the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

After completing the 12th grade with MPC, students have a wide range of courses to choose from such as B.E/B. Tech, Bachelor of Architecture, B.Sc Science, MBBS, B.Sc Science, B.Sc Post Basic Nursing, Bachelor of Pharmacy, and BA in Social Science.

Hi Dear,

Please mention the name of the entrance examination for which you have appeared. Since you have not mentioned any details about the examination you have given for which you have mentioned your rank and the course in which you are interested to seek admission, hence i cannot help you with appropriate information to solve your query.

Good Luck

Hello aspirant !

Yes, affidavit is essential for corrections in the marks sheet. Affidavit with an authorised signature is essential.

Good luck.

• Candidates must have passed 10th Examination which is conducted by the Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh or its equivalent to that.

• Candidates must have obtained a National Council of Vocational Training Certificate in Draughtsman (Civil) Trade with Surveying as one of the subjects from any ITI recognized by the Government of India.

Hello Candidate,

The class 12th marksheet is the official proof for the Board Examinations Score of the Candidate, and is hence much needed for Admission purposes.

The marksheet has to be uploaded by the candidate during the Registration for Counseling Rounds to participate in these rounds, and is then verified during the Documents Verification Process after the college allotment through the Counselling Process.

All The Best.

Hi.

You can follow these tips to aid your hardwork and achieve a good score in 12th Board Examinations:

• Solve at least previous 10 years’ question papers like a mock exam and try to answer as much as you can. This will help you not only in the revision of the concepts you have studied.
• Keep a clear and brief record of your marks in all the previous tests and pre-boards to gauge how much improvement you need in which subject. Remember each paper carries equal weightage and you have to study all subjects
• It’s good to study reference books for enhancing your knowledge however when board exams are drawing closer and your sole objective is to score as high as you can in the exams, you must strictly follow the books listed in your syllabus.
• If you have taken up Science stream, you might be good in Physics and Mathematics, but not that good in Chemistry. Identify the weak areas and start working on them so that these subjects do not impact the overall percentage. Most students don’t want to study subjects they are weak at, and this is the biggest mistake.
• It is quite obvious that an answer sheet, which is clean, fetches more marks than the one which is filthy. Many students cut through lines and words innumerable times in the answer sheet, hampering the neatness and cleanliness of the sheet, avoid that.
• Making use of each and every minute is a trait which differentiates 90+ scorers from 80 or 70 percentages. To score 90+ you need to utilize each and every minute and study a total of at least 8 hours a day – for that cut down your sleep to 6 hours instead of 8, utilize the free time during school, stay less distracted and most importantly stop going to your coaching classes (unless you have to clear any doubts) instead indulge in self-study and solving exam papers.

If you have a further specific query please feel free to comment.

Best of Luck.

• make a time table
• spend atleast 7 to 8 hours for preparation
• Go for morning studies instead of night studies
• do not go for 1 subject more then 1 hour
• Divide your portion according to the days you have for examination
• Most important, do not buttify. Go for perfect preparation
• Last but not least, focus and complete your preparation before a month of examination