JEECE 2024: Counselling (Round 2 STARTS), Seat Allotment (Round 2 Aug 8), Dates (OUT), Admission Process

Before JEECE registration, the candidates are advised to check the official eligibility criteria for the admission process. All candidates should be permanent residents of the state and should have passed 12th standard (or equivalent) examination from a recognised board. For JEECE admission, the candidates will require a valid JEE Main score and should have secured minimum 45% marks (40% for reserved category candidates) in their 12th standard qualifying examination from a recognised board. The candidates should have studied Mathematics and Physics as compulsory subjects as well as Chemistry or Biology as optional subjects. Ineligible candidates will not be considered for admission.

JEECE 2024 application form process for Round 3 will be open from August 13, 2024. Candidates can access the JEECE application form 2024 online at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in. No other mode of application will be accepted. To participate in the admission process, the candidates will have to fill out the required details and submit the JEECE application form before the final date.

The authorities will not conduct any entrance exam for admissions through JEECE 2024. Candidates will be selected for admissions based on their JEE Main scores. The online JEECE 2024 application form will be released to let the candidates register for the admission process. To participate in the admission process, the candidates will have to fill out and submit the JEECE application form before the final date.

Yes. Since the admissions done through JEECE counselling will be based on the JEE Main scores, the candidates will be required to submit the scorecard. After allotment, the selected candidates will have to report to their respective institute and submit their documents for verification. Amongst the documents, the JEE Main scorecard should also be present. If the candidates are unable to submit all documents before the final date, then their allotment will be cancelled.

While registering for the JEECE counselling process, the candidates will have to pay the required fee. For the General/EWS/BC-I/BC-II category candidates, the JEECE counselling fee is INR 400. However, for the candidates belonging to the SC/ST/female candidates of all categories, the counselling fee is INR 250. The counselling fee has to be paid online i.e., through net banking/credit card/debit card. No other mode of payment will be accepted.

Yes. The authorities will release the JEECE seat allotment result online. After logging in using the required credentials, the candidates will be able to access their provisonal allotment letter. Separate JEECE seat allotment results will be declared for different rounds. Allotment of seats will be done based on the candidate's JEE Main score, preferences and seat availability.

While filling out the JEECE application form, the candidates will have provide the important details related to their personal, academic and contact information. Some of the important information, that the candidates will have to provide are - name, gender, date of birth, category, educational qualification, email ID, mobile number, communication address, etc. All details have to be valid and as per the documents possessed by the candidates.

All candidates will have to fill out and submit the JEECE application form to participate in the counselling and admission process. For JEECE registration, the candidates will have to visit the official website at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in and click on the registration link. The basic details of the candidates i.e., name, gender, category, email address, mobile number and more have to be submitted for registration. The application form ID will be generated after the JEECE registration process is over.

No. JEECE application form will not be available offline. The candidates will be able to access the JEECE application form online at the official website. Candidates will have to register and fill out their personal, academic and contact details. The required documents also have to be uploaded as per the specifications. The authorities will accept only online mode of payment of the application fee.

Candidates will be able to check the JEECE merit list online at jceceb.jharkhand.gov.in. To access the merit list, the candidates will have to login using the required credentials. Once the merit list is displayed on the screen, the candidates are advised to check the details carefully for any mistakes. The authorities will use no other mode to release the merit list of JEECE.

JEECE merit list will be released online after the application process is over. Through the state merit list of JEECE, the candidates will be able to check their personal details i.e., name, application number, category and merit details. The candidates who are listed in the JEECE merit list will be able to participate in the counselling and admission process.

Before downloading the JEECE merit list, the candidates are advised to carefully check it for any mistakes. In case of any discrepancies, the candidates are advised to immediately contact the authorities. All mistakes should be corrected before the counselling process starts. However, it is to be noted that the authorities will not accept requests to review the allotted merit rank.

As per the official JEECE syllabus, the candidates will have to study various topics from Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. All of the units mentioned in the syllabus should be carefully prepared by the candidates to have a higher chance of performing well in the entrance examination. The level of JEECE syllabus will be similar to the 12th standard (or equivalent) qualifying examination. 

JEECE syllabus will be available online at the official website. Candidates will be able to check the list of subjects, topics and units that they will have to prepare for the upcoming entrance exam. By being familiar with the syllabus beforehand, the candidates will be able to prepare their study plan and have a higher chance of performing well in the examination.

Yes. The candidates are advised to study and prepare the entire JEECE syllabus. Since the question paper will be prepared based on the official syllabus, the candidates will be able to perform well in the examination if they have the studied the JEECE syllabus in detail. However, the candidates can identify the important topics with higher weightage and spend more time on them so that they are able to attempt the related questions.

The official marking scheme is released through the JEECE exam pattern. For every correct answer, one mark will be allotted to the candidates. However, for every incorrect answer, the authorities will deduct 0.25 marks. Since there is negative marking, the candidates are advised to be careful while choosing their questions to answer. Candidates should choose to attempt only those questions that they are sure about.

As per the official JEECE exam pattern, the total duration of the entrance examination is 3 hours. During the allotted duration, the candidates will have to attempt 150 objective multiple-choice questions. No extra time will be provided to the candidates to complete the entrance examination. Therefore, the candidates are advised to practice and boost their time management skills so that they can complete the examination within the allotted duration.

JEECE paper will consist of objective multiple-choice questions. For each question, there will be four options provided in the paper. The candidates will have to select the correct option and submit it. All questions will be prepared based on the topics of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The level of the JEECE syllabus will be similar to the 12th standard (or equivalent) qualifying examination. 

Candidates are advised to include daily revision in the preparation timetable for JEECE. By revising daily, the candidates will have fewer chances of forgetting what they have earlier studied. Candidates will also be able to understand the concepts and topics in depth if they revise it regularly. Revision will also make the candidates confident in the syllabus and will be able to answer any type of questions in the paper.

During the JEECE preparation process, the candidates are advised to prepare a timetable for the progress of their study. The timtable should be created as per the aptitude of the candidate. The syllabus should be divided equally so that the topics are covered before the examination date. Candidates should also ensure that the topics to be studied daily are mixed well so that they studying process does not feel monotonous. The daily timetable should also include revision, mock tests and extra curricular activities. 

Yes. Mock tests are important for the JEECE preparation process. By attempting the mock tests regularly, the candidates will be able to understand their preparation progress and accordingly adjust their study plan. Mock tests will also help the candidates identify their commonly made mistakes and work on it so that the same does not happen during the exam. Candidates can also boost their time management skills by attempting the mock tests within the allotted duration.

While reporting at the exam centre, the candidates will have to present their JEECE admit card. Along with the admit card, the candidates will also have to bring along their original identity proof. Any one of the following documents can be presented as the identity proof - Aadhaar card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving License, any Government approved ID. If the candidates are unable to bring their JEECE admit card and identity proof to the centre, then they will not be allowed to attempt the exam.

JEECE admit card is released online. To access the JEECE admit card, the candidates will have to log in using their application form number and password. No other mode will be used by the authorities to release the admit card of JEECE. If the candidates forget their login credentials, then they can regenerate it by following the steps mentioned by the official authorities.

Before downloading the JEECE admit card, the candidates are advised to check the details present in the document. In case of any mistakes, the candidates are advised to contact the authorities immediately. The incorrect details should be corrected before the entrance examination. However, the authorities will not accept requests to change the allotted exam centres. Once the centres are allotted, they cannot be changed.