when should we give JEE exams, before 12th or after 12th?
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22nd Oct, 2020
Dear student,
If you have passed your class 12th then only you can give jee exams, i.e, jee mains and jee advanced.
For JEE advanced you can give maximum up to two attempts and these two attempts are counted from your class 12th passing year.
That means you can give jee advanced exam in your class 12th passing year and the next consecutive year. And it also doesn't matter that whether you have given JEE advanced or not your attempt will be counted as over.
In Jee mains, you are given a maximum of three attempts, that is first attempt in your class 12th passing year, second attempt in the next consecutive year, and the third attempt - the alternate year of your class 12th passing year.
So, there is no chance that you can give jee exams before class 12th. You must have to pass your class 12th to make yourself as eligible for giving jee exams.
If you have passed your class 12th then only you can give jee exams, i.e, jee mains and jee advanced.
For JEE advanced you can give maximum up to two attempts and these two attempts are counted from your class 12th passing year.
That means you can give jee advanced exam in your class 12th passing year and the next consecutive year. And it also doesn't matter that whether you have given JEE advanced or not your attempt will be counted as over.
In Jee mains, you are given a maximum of three attempts, that is first attempt in your class 12th passing year, second attempt in the next consecutive year, and the third attempt - the alternate year of your class 12th passing year.
So, there is no chance that you can give jee exams before class 12th. You must have to pass your class 12th to make yourself as eligible for giving jee exams.
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