JEE Main

To check the status of your JEE registration, you can visit the official JEE Mains website. After completing your registration, you should typically receive a confirmation email or message. If you haven’t received any communication, you can verify your registration status by logging into your account on the JEE portal.Once logged in, if your registration is confirmed, the details will be visible on your dashboard. In case you face any difficulties or cannot find your status, it’s advisable to reach out to the JEE helpline or support team for assistance.In my opinion, keeping track of your registration status is crucial to ensure you're on the right path for your preparation. Don't hesitate to seek help if something seems off! 

Yes, you can change your category from General to Gen-EWS (Economically Weaker Sections) during your drop year for JEE Mains, but there are specific conditions to meet. When you re-register for JEE Mains, you'll have the option to select your category. To qualify for Gen-EWS, you need to satisfy the eligibility criteria, including a family income limit and documentation to support your claim.During the registration, you'll be required to submit the necessary documents, like an EWS certificate from the relevant authority. It's essential to keep an eye on the official JEE Mains website for detailed guidelines and any updates regarding the registration process.In my opinion, it's a good move if you qualify, as it opens up more opportunities for you. Just make sure all your documents are in order! 

To modify your JEE Main 2025 registration, follow these steps on the official NTA JEE Main website:1. Visit the Official Website: go through the JEE Main official site.2. Log In: Use your registered application number and password to access your account.3. Correction Window: Look for the correction window announced by NTA, which allows you to make changes to your registration details, including personal information, exam center preferences, and subject choices.4. Complete Changes: Make the necessary modifications and double-check that all information is accurate.5. submit: After making your changes, submit the modified application.6. Confirmation: A confirmation message will usually be sent to you regarding the changes made.Be sure to monitor the official NTA announcements for the specific dates when the correction window will be available, as this can vary each year. Act quickly once it opens to ensure your modifications are registered before the deadline. best of luck! 

Yes, of course! After the 12th, you're eligible to take both the NATA and JEE Main exams for architecture. However, it's important to know that JEE Main and Advanced are primarily designed for B.Tech aspirants. If your dream is to study architecture at an IIT specifically, you'll need to clear both the JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams. Otherwise, for architecture at most other institutions, JEE Advanced is not required.Both the NATA and JEE Main B.Arch exams are popular and beneficial for architecture students. If you ask me for my opinion I would say NATA is an excellent choice as it specifically measures your aptitude for architecture, and focuses on skills like drawing and understanding architectural concepts. On the other hand, JEE Main B.Arch includes sections on general reasoning along with drawing, which might appeal if you're comfortable with broader academic testing.lastly, choosing between NATA and JEE Main B.Arch depends on where you see yourself studying and which exam suits your strengths and preferences. Good luck, and wishing you all the best on your journey into architecture!