Hello there,

I understand your concern about the JEE application situation, and I can see why this is affecting your study focus. Let me help clarify this for you.

First, take a deep breath - this kind of administrative issue can usually be resolved, and it's good that you're addressing it now for your 2025 registration.

Let's break down your situation:

1. You passed your boards in 2023

2. Took an improvement exam in 2024

3. Marked "appearing" in 2024 application (which wasn't accurate)

4. Now planning for 2025 registration

For your 2025 JEE registration, you should indeed mark "passed" as your qualification status, as this reflects your actual situation. Your form is unlikely to be rejected for this reason because:

1. You'll have your final board mark sheets (both original and improvement) as proof

2. The change from "appearing" to "passed" follows a logical timeline

3. You can document your academic history clearly

However, to be absolutely certain and give you peace of mind, I recommend:

1. Keep copies of both your original and improvement exam mark sheets ready

2. Document the timeline of your attempts and qualifications clearly

3. If possible, take a screenshot of your 2025 application for your records

Most importantly - don't let this administrative concern distract you from your preparation. The best thing you can do right now is focus on your studies while ensuring your documentation is in order.

Would you like guidance on how to properly document your academic timeline for the application, or do you have any other concerns about the registration process? Feel free to check our website for detailed information about JEE application procedures.

Hello,

Don't worry, its correct if you filled 'passed' in 2025 .

Here's how you can approach filling out your JEE 2025 application form without risking rejection:

1. Status in JEE 2024 Form (Appearing): You marked "appearing" by mistake in 2024. This doesn’t affect your eligibility since you were reappearing for improvement after already passing in 2023.

2. Correct Status for JEE 2025 (Passed): In the 2025 application, select "passed" since you already passed your boards in 2023 and did an improvement in 2024.

3. Impact on Form Acceptance: JEE applications generally focus on whether the candidate meets the eligibility criteria, such as passing class 12th within the last two years (2023 or 2024 in your case). The "appearing" status in 2024 likely won’t impact your 2025 form as long as your actual pass year falls within the allowed timeframe.

4. Solution if Confused: If you're unsure, contact JEE officials or check the official guidelines. They sometimes allow updates for such errors.

5. Final Recommendation: Marking “passed” in 2025 is accurate for your case, as you passed in 2023 and improved in 2024. This should align with eligibility requirements and not lead to form rejection.

Hope it helps !