The national entrance exam for admission to NITs, IIITs, other centrally-funded institutions (JEE Main) and the IITs (JEE Advanced).
JEE Main is conducted by the NTA and is the qualifying exam for NITs, IIITs and other centrally-funded technical institutions. Top rankers in JEE Main also qualify for JEE Advanced, conducted by the IITs, which decides admission to the IITs themselves.
Success in JEE requires deep conceptual clarity in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, along with speed and accuracy built through consistent problem-solving practice.
| Subject | MCQs | Numerical Value Questions | Total Questions to Attempt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physics | 20 | 5 (attempt any 5 of 10) | 25 |
| Chemistry | 20 | 5 (attempt any 5 of 10) | 25 |
| Mathematics | 20 | 5 (attempt any 5 of 10) | 25 |
Total duration: 3 hours · Marking scheme: +4 for correct MCQ, −1 for incorrect MCQ, no negative marking for numerical value questions (subject to official notification each year). JEE Advanced follows a different, more analytical pattern across two papers.
Passed/appearing Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as core subjects.
Limited number of attempts across consecutive years as per the official notification.
Only top-ranking JEE Main candidates (within the notified cutoff) are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced.
Deep, first-principles coverage of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics topics.
Graded problem sets from basic to JEE Advanced level for every chapter.
Computer-based practice tests that mirror the real JEE exam interface.
Chapter-wise and subject-wise analysis to identify weak areas quickly.
