The National Testing Agency (NTA) will be conducting the JEE Main 2021 session 3 exam from tomorrow, July 20. The exam will be held in morning and evening shifts on four days July 20, 22, 25 and 27. Morning shift will start from 09:00 AM and will conclude at 12:00 PM while the evening shift will begin at 03:00 PM and will end at 06:00 PM.
NTA has set up around 828 exam centres in 334 cities across India and abroad for conducting the JEE Main 3rd attempt 2021 exam. The exam will be monitored by a central control room using web-cameras installed in all the exam centres of JEE Main.
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Strict COVID-19 protocols will be followed at the exam centres as per Government of India guidelines. NTA has also provided details of dress code, exam day guidelines and special instruction related to COVID to students through their JEE Main admit card. Candidates need to follow all the instructions mentioned on their admit card at the exam centres.
Items allowed Inside Exam Centre
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JEE Main Admit Card 2021 for phase 3 (April) exam
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One photo Id proof and a colour photograph
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Transparent ball point pen
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Personal hand sanitizers
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Face mask and hand gloves
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Transparent water bottle
JEE Main 2021 COVID-19 Guidelines
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Candidates should report to the examination centre as per the reporting time mentioned on their JEE Main admit card.
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Candidates need to maintain a distance of at least 6 feet with each other all the time inside the exam centre.
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Candidates will be required to sanitize their hands before entry to the exam centre
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Candidates will be provided fresh mask at the time of entry to the exam centre. Candidates have to wear the freshly provided masks and remove the ones carried by them to avoid any chance of UFM.
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Students are advised not to bring anything other then the permitted items
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Candidates should fill the Self Declaration Undertaking part of their JEE Main admit card and sign at the appropriate place beforehand their entry to exam hall.
JEE Main 2021 Dress Code
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Candidates should not wear any jewellery or metallic items
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Any kind of goggle, bracelets or rings in fingers is strictly prohibited
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Candidates should wear light and comfortable clothes
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Shoes or sandles with thick soles is prohibited
Candidates should not carry mobile phones, any kind of study materials or any prohibited items inside the exam hall. Also, candidates should report to the exam centres only as per the reporting time mentioned in their admit cards.
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Beginner-Level 1
Answered 3 days ago
The Anant National University JEE Main Cutoff 2024 was released for all rounds and categories for students under the Homes State and All India quota who were seeking admission to the BE/BTech and BArch courses.
The JEE Main Cutoff 2024 for the BArch course was 22012 for students belonging to the Gene
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Answered 4 days ago
In 2023, the Dr. D.Y. Patil Institute of Engineering Management and Research, Akurdi JEE Main cutoff ranks varied between 38276 and 208419 for the students belonging to the General AII India quota for BTech admission. Among all the specialisations, the most competitive was Computer Engineering, with
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Answered 4 days ago
No. NTA has not allowed calculators of kind - virtual or physical inside the JEE Main exam hall. Candidates must not carry calculators or any other electronic device in the JEE Main examination centre.
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 4 days ago
No. NTA has clearly mentioned that ot will not change the dates of JEE Main exam of there is a clash of dates with any other examinations.
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Contributor-Level 6
Answered 4 days ago
Hi.
JEE Main Score Route
If you have a JEE Main 2026 score, you can apply directly using that.
Your All India Rank (AIR) is used for:
Branch allocation (high-demand branches like CSE, AI/ML, IT, etc.)
Merit-based scholarships
No CU-specific entrance exam is required in this case.
CUCET / Direct Admission R
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Scholar-Level 17
Answered 4 days ago
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There is no fixed “minimum JEE Main percentile/rank” that guarantees admission to Chandigarh University (CU)'s B.Tech/B.E. in Computer Science Engineering (CSE), because admission depends on seat demand, number of applicants, branch popularity, and round of counselling. But we can estimate a roug
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Scholar-Level 17
Answered 4 days ago
Hi.
Yes — at Chandigarh University (CU), it is possible to get a scholarship for B.Tech/B.E. (including CSE with specialisations like AI & ML / “IBM‑program” etc.) based on your JEE Main performance — but only under certain conditions and only for a small fraction of seats.
How CU's JEE‑based scholar
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Scholar-Level 17
Answered 4 days ago
Hi.
1. Admission is primarily through CUCET
Chandigarh University (CU) uses CUCET, its own entrance test, as the primary criterion for seat allotment in all B.Tech/B.E programs — including specialised CSE branches.
Whether you want CSE – Cyber Security, CSE – Cloud Computing, or CSE – Data Science, you
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Scholar-Level 17
Answered 4 days ago
Hi.
For 2024, the “closing cutoff rank” for CSE (General category, all‑India) was ~ 80,940.
For 2023 it was ~ 63,416, and for 2022 about 47,509 — showing demand has been rising year‑on‑year.
For branches like ECE (or general electronics‑type branches), the 2024 closing rank was ~112,216.
For other bran
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