Yes, it is possible. According to the current JEE Advanced eligibility criteria, you can attempt the exam a maximum of two times in two consecutive years. So, if you gave your 12th exam in 2024 and attempted JEE Advanced in 2024 but did not attempt in 2025, you are still eligible to give JEE Advanced in 2026.

To make sure you pass JEE Advanced in 2026, Arivihan can be a valuable resource. Arivihan provides comprehensive study materials including detailed notes, practice questions, and previous years' papers. With personalized study plans tailored to your pace and schedule, you can ensure you cover all important topics effectively.

Additionally, the 24/7 doubt-solving feature of Arivihan allows you to get your doubts resolved anytime, making it easier to understand complex concepts. Expert lectures available on the app simplify difficult topics and provide clear explanations, which can be very beneficial for your preparation.

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By using Arivihan, you can streamline your preparation, stay on track, and enhance your chances of success in JEE Advanced 2026.

Best of luck for your studies and exams!

You are eligible for JEE Advanced for two consecutive years starting from the year you appear for your Class 12 board exams.

You gave your 12th board exams in 2024 and attempted JEE Advanced in the same year (2024). You then took a drop and didn't appear for JEE Advanced in 2025. Since you haven't exhausted your two attempts yet, you can appear for JEE Advanced in 2026.

• 1st Attempt: JEE Advanced 2024 (since you appeared for 12th in 2024)
  
  
• 2nd Attempt: JEE Advanced 2026 (utilizing the remaining attempt after your drop year)
  
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  I hope it helps!