How To Stay Motivated and Positive For JEE

On June 4, 2023, the JEE Advanced 2023 test is scheduled to take place. Candidates who have not yet submitted their applications may do so by May 7, 2023, by visiting the official website, jee adv.ac.in. By May 8, 2023, the application cost must be paid. The Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati, which administers the entrance exam, has a new syllabus this year.

More chapters are included in the new syllabus, although it appears that efforts have been made to integrate it with the JEE Main and CBSE curricula. A new category will also be added to the JEE Main in 2024.

JEE Main 2023 Eligibility Criteria

JEE Main 2023 eligibility requirements have been released by the NTA. In order to take the JEE Main test in 2023, applicants must meet the following fundamental requirements. To learn more about the requirements for applying to JEE Main 2023, see the information provided below:

Age Criteria:

• Candidates will be eligible for JEE Main 2023 if they were born on or after October 1, 1998.
• PWD, SC, or ST candidates are eligible for a 5-year age reduction. However, they must have been born on or after October 1, 1993.
• The date of birth on the 10th certificate will be considered.

JEE Main (2023). Academic Qualification

• Candidates must have passed the 10+2 or equivalent exam from a well-known board.
• Those who took the 12th exam in 2020 but did not pass are ineligible to retake it, even if they pass it afterward.
• PCM must be included as a mandatory subject in the qualifying test.
• We will also consider applicants who have taken the qualifying exam.

JEE Main 2023 Exam Pattern

• There is a cap on the number of JEE exam attempts. Students may retake the tests if they do not pass on their first try.
• Candidates who appear for both sessions during the same academic year are treated as having made one attempt, and the highest of the two scores is used to rank the students.

JEE Advanced Syllabus: Revised Changes

Mathematics: The triangle's solution has been removed from the syllabus, and a chapter on statistics has been added.

Physics: The chapters on semiconductors and communications have been left out. However, the course now covers JEE Main topics like forced and damped oscillations, EM waves, and polarization.

Chemistry: The parts on physical chemistry and biochemistry have undergone some revisions, and the chapter on nuclear chemistry has been eliminated.

In spite of a more extensive syllabus, students who take JEE Advanced prepare for JEE Main. As a result, diligent students won't be overly affected by the syllabus modification."Says Director Academics Saurabh Kumar.

It will be necessary for applicants who wish to enroll in design and associated disciplines at IITs also to get ready for the entrance exam's revised format. A new examination pattern and syllabus have been adopted for the design admission exams, CEED and UCEED. However, this modification will not happen until 2024.

New Syllabus and Pattern for Design Entrance Examinations

For the CEED and UCEED design entrance exams, a new paper format and syllabus have also been adopted.

A computer-based exam will be administered in Part A and will consist of three sections: numerical answer type questions (NAT), multiple selection questions (MSQ), and multiple choice questions (MCQ).

Two questions will be presented on the computer screen as part of Part B. Both the drawing and design aptitude questions will require students to write or sketch their responses in the answer book that the examiner will supply.