JEE Full Form

JEE Full Form

The most famous universities in India that provide engineering and technological education of the highest calibre on a global scale are known as the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). With superb facilities, the brightest minds accessible, and quality teaching and internationally recognised research, the IITs have built over time a world-class educational foundation that is actively sustained. IIT graduates have important roles both in India and overseas. There are currently 23 IITs located throughout India. The JEE Full Form – Joint Entrance Examination is the exam that needs to be taken to be a part of the IITs.

The JEE Main and JEE Advanced portions of the IIT JEE are national engineering entrance exams. The goal of JEE Main is to identify candidates who are eligible to take the final exam, JEE Advanced, which is used to choose applicants for admission to the prestigious IITs. The Joint Entrance Examination- JEE Full Form, which is held annually by the IITs, is used to choose students for the 4-year B.Tech., B.Pharm., 5-year B.Arch.,  Integrated M.Sc., and M. Tech. courses.

What is the full form of JEE?

The JEE Full Form is the Joint Entrance Examination. JEE Main is an examination for entry-level students that is easier to pass. There are two papers in it. For admission to undergraduate engineering programmes at NITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and other notable universities, Paper 1 is administered. Additionally, it serves as an eligibility test for JEE Advanced, which is held for IIT admissions. For admission to the Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Planning courses, Paper 2 is administered.

Currently, the IIT JEE is a single-stage, objective-type test that consists of two papers lasting three hours each to gauge applicants’ comprehension and analytical skills. There will be three independent sections on Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in each of the two examinations, Paper 1 and Paper 2. Every question is of the objective variety, measuring a person’s aptitude for learning, comprehension, and analytical skills.

JEE Eligibility criteria   

• Age, marks, and percentage requirements to qualify for JEE Mains –

The general category candidate must have obtained at least 75% on the Std. XII board exam, or any other qualifying exam, with Mathematics and Physics as the required subjects, in addition to Chemistry, Biology, or Biotechnology. (65% for applicants in the SC-ST category) OR

The candidate must have a Class XII board score in the top 20 percentile. There is no upper age limit to take the JEE Main exam.

From the year he/she appears for Class XII, the candidate is eligible to appear for JEE Main in three subsequent years. The same year’s January and April attempts count as one attempt.

• Age, marks, and percentage requirements to qualify for JEE Advanced-

Candidates who successfully complete JEE Main and meet all qualifying requirements may enter JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced is required for entry into a number of undergraduate programmes offered by IITs.

• Joint Entrance Examination – JEE Full Form has 2 parts – Mains and Advanced.
• The applicant must place among the top 2,50,000 students (reserve category included) who pass JEE Main Paper 1.
• The general category candidate must have obtained at least 75% on the Class XII board exam, or any other qualifying exam, with Mathematics and Physics as the required subjects, in addition to Chemistry, Biology, or Biotechnology. (65% for applicants in the SC-ST category) OR

The candidate must have a grade point average of at least 20 in their respective Class XII (12th Class) board.

From the year that he/she appears for Class XII, the candidate is eligible to appear for JEE Advanced in two subsequent years.

For JEE Main Test 

JEE (Main), the Joint Entrance Examination – JEE Full Form, consists of two papers. For admission to undergraduate engineering programmes (B.E./B.Tech.) at participating state governments’ supported or recognised institutions such as NITs, IIITs, and other CFTIs, Paper 1 is administered. JEE (Main) serves as a prerequisite for JEE (Advanced), a test for admission to IITs. For entry into the country’s Bachelors in Architecture and Bachelors in Planning programmes, Paper 2 is administered. For admissions to the academic year 2023–2024, the JEE (Main) – 2023 will be held in 02 (two) sessions.

For JEE Advance test

The IITs are in charge of administering the Joint Entrance Examination- JEE Full Form Advanced test. Admission to India’s 23 IITs is determined through this examination. The volume of the material is the same as that of the JEE Main Exam; the difference is in the difficulty of the questions.

JEE Exam Pattern 

Candidates and students taking the IIT Joint Entrance Examination – JEE Full Form, must be aware of the JEE Main exam format. In addition to being able to create an effective study schedule, candidates who attentively monitor and adhere to the JEE Main exam pattern will ultimately perform well and obtain a better score on the entrance exam.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has been given the responsibility to create the JEE Main syllabus, establish the exam format, and administer the exam as of 2019. While there were a few changes made to the exam format in 2019, NTA has mostly maintained the format from the previous exam.

What is the Importance of the JEE Exam?  

One of the most crucial admission tests for those seeking an engineering degree is the IIT JEE exam, which consists of JEE Main and JEE Advanced. Candidates who wish to pursue a career in engineering and technical studies are invited to take the exam. Additionally, the JEE exam serves as a doorway to some of India’s most esteemed engineering institutes, both public and private. As some of the top colleges recognise the exam results, those who pass the JEE Main exam are qualified to apply for admission. Those who pass JEE Main are also qualified to take the JEE Advanced exam, which is the second round of the exam. Those who ultimately succeed in the JEE Advanced exam will be admitted.