All you need to know about JEE Main& Advanced
To all the students, aspirants and dreamers!
Appearing for JEE this year? Have you gotten all your queries solved? Not Yet? Then, read through to keep yourself thoroughly informed.
JEE or Joint Entrance Examination is a national engineering entrance examination, comprised of two parts: JEE Main and JEE Advanced. If you are aspiring for cracking into IIT, NIT, IIIT and Government aided engineering colleges across the country; then study with proper information and knowledge about the examination itself.
For the first time in 1960’s, the test was first conducted under the title of Common Entrance Examination (CEE) and later renamed as Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). Since then, the entrance examination has been significant in not only West Bengal but also all across the country.
A candidate must put a great deal of hard work and commitment during the preparation days. Apart from that basic knowledge of computer is necessary as this is an online/computer based. It is considered to be one of the toughest entrance examinations globally which states its importance righteously. JEE Main is equivalent to AIEEE and JEE Advanced is the same as of IIT JEE.
Students prepare themselves for JEE to make a secure future with better job opportunities if they visualise their career in engineering field. Honestly, Getting into IITs is not something everyone’s cup of tea. However, with JEE, students have the gateway open to prestigious engineering institutes in Kolkata and across the country. Offering a variety of career options to the candidates, JEE score will allow students to pursue engineering degree in their desired engineering institutes in Kolkata after the 12th standard.
Institutes that accept scores of JEE Main offer direct admission or qualified students become eligible for JEE advanced further. Opening the gateway to IITs depends upon the scores of JEE Advanced.
As far as the current scenario is concerned, the difficulty level of such examinations is increasing every year along with the candidates. Considering the scenario where more than 12 Lakh candidates appear for the exam each year for almost 11,000 seats in 23 different IITs along with prestigious engineering institutes in Kolkata and beyond; candidates can easily imagine the effort a potentially successful student need to put in here. Preparing strategies help to complete the syllabus and help practice in units minutely. Develop your knowledge, get the clarity of the concept and regular practice are some of the basic yet some of the best solutions to get through this.
With Vidyarthi, students who are dedicated and hardworking, easily take grasp of the procedure and so the concepts. We are always here to guide you so that you can shine!
Best wishes from Team Vidyarthi.