JEE Main

The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2025 is scheduled in two sessions:Session 1: January 22 to 31, 2025Session 2: April 1 to 8, 2025The application process for Session 1 has concluded, with the last date for submission being November 22, 2024.The application process for Session 2 is expected to commence in May 2025, with the examination likely to be held in April 2025.Understanding Percentile Calculation:In JEE Main, the percentile score reflects your relative performance compared to other candidates. It is calculated using the formula:Percentile = (Number of candidates who scored less than you / Total number of candidates) * 100For example, if 10,000 candidates appeared for the exam and 9,000 scored less than you, your percentile would be:Percentile = (9,000 / 10,000) * 100 = 90This means you performed better than 90% of the candidates.Marks vs Percentile:While exact marks corresponding to specific percentiles can vary each year due to factors like exam difficulty and candidate performance, historical data provides a general idea:Above 250 marks: Typically corresponds to a percentile above 90.Above 300 marks: Often results in a percentile above 99.Please note that these figures are approximate and can vary annually.For the most accurate and up-to-date information, refer to the official JEE main website 

You can get previous 5 years of JEE Main papers available on following websites:1. Official NTA Website for JEE Main: National Testing Agency (NTA) mostly uploads previous year's papers from its website to practice. For official papers and updates, visit- jeemain.nta.nic.in2. Educational Websites: Some of the educational websites are- BYJU'S provide previous year papers along with their solutions and in-depth analysis.3. Books: Books have been published by Arihant and Disha Publication that includes previous years papers of JEE Main, that can be brought from bookstalls and over the internet.4. YouTube: Most lecturers post video solutions of previous years' papers, which can be very helpful to see how different people would solve questions in different ways.Use these papers as a means for practice, using sources authenticated and reliable.UPVOTE if u find it helpful.

Arya College of Engineering and IT (ACEIT) offers admission through JEE Main under the Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process (REAP) to JEE Main (Main) students in Jaipur Most seats are reserved for students from Rajasthan while a lesser portion is open for candidates from other states and management quota.To apply, you need to have been in 12th grade with Physics mathematics and an optional subject like Chemistry or Biology and scored at least 45% (40% for reserved categories). Your JEE Main rank and your class 12 marks both play a role in the selection process.For more information visit their official website.UPVOTE if u find it helpfull.

To revise the syllabus of JEE Mains 2025 in 1 month, strategy planning and time management must be adopted. Split up the remaining time into 4 weeks, devoting one week to one of the subjects: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Prioritize important chapters and focus on weak areas. Use concise revision notes, NCERT textbooks, and previous years' question papers. Practice daily tests to improve the speed and accuracy. Take mock tests to simulate exam conditions and identify areas for improvement. Avoid learning new topics and focus on reinforcing concepts and problem-solving techniques. Regular breaks and a balanced routine will keep you refreshed.