JEE Main 2024 January Session: Most Scoring Chapters & Topics (Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics) PDF

Yes, JEE Main form asks for EWS certificate . It must be issued before form submission (before Jan 2026). Not after April 2026.

More info: Careers360 – JEE Main EWS quota

Hello aspirant,

Generally candidates opt for PCM with biology only if they have a strong grip over mathematics or they want to attempt the NEET exam as well as JEE exam. If you wish to do something in the medical field such as MBBS, BDS, BAMS or BHMS, you can give the NEET exam.
If you wish to do pursue something in the engineering field, you can attempt the JEE exam. However, if you are unsure about what course you would like to take up further in future, you can attempt both the exams and see for yourself what you wish to do in the future and where you have scored better marks. Though marks do not matter if really want to do something, they can act as an indicator sometimes as to where you can have a better scope of building a better future.

Hope it helps! All the best!

As of now, the official chapter-wise weightage for JEE Main 2026 has not been released by the National Testing Agency (NTA). However, based on previous years' data, we can anticipate that the weightage distribution across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics will remain relatively consistent. For instance, in JEE Main 2025, key topics such as Modern Physics, Thermodynamics, and Organic Chemistry held significant weightage. It's advisable to focus on these high-weightage chapters while also covering the entire syllabus to ensure comprehensive preparation. Once the official weightage for JEE Main 2026 is published, it will provide more precise guidance for targeted study.

Hello,

With a 20,000 rank in JEE Main and Maharashtra domicile, you might get into some NITs and IIITs in branches like computer science, mechanical, or civil engineering. Some good options like

• IIIT Nagpur
• IIIT Kancheepuram
• IIIT Pune
• NIT Surat
• Some GFTIs

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hello aspirant,

Students have access to all of the JEE Main Question Papers along with their solutions.  The official question papers are released by NTA following the exam.  Here are the answers of past year's question papers as well, which aid in verifying whether or not the responses are accurate.

To get the question paper and solutions, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers

Thank you

Hello dear candidate,

With 150-170 marks, your percentile will be around 96-98%ile in JEE Main exams you have high chances of getting colleges such as:-

• mid-tier NITs
• Newer NITs
• Many IITs
• BIT Mesra off campus and other GFTIs
• strong sate level colleges

for more details you can visit the link given below:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff-marks-and-ranks-faqs

Hello Arpit Prajapati,

JEE Main syllabus is available on Careers360 for you to download. You can check and download the JEE Main syllabus using following link. You can also find previous year questions using the second link.

Hope it helps!

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-2026 https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers

If you could not appear for Class 12 in 2024 and plan to complete it in 2027 after restarting from Class 11, don’t worry. Gap years generally do not stop you from pursuing higher studies or appearing in competitive exams.

1. For Class 12 Board Exam

• You can appear in Class 12 in 2027 without any problem.

• The education board does not restrict students because of gap years, as long as you meet age and eligibility rules.

2. For College Admissions

• Most colleges accept students with gap years.

• You may need to explain the reason for the gap during admission (financial, family issues).

• Some colleges may ask for a gap certificate from a notary or school authority.

3. For Competitive Exams (JEE, NEET, CUET, etc.)

• JEE allows candidates to appear in the year of passing 12th and the next two years . Example: If you pass in 2027, you can appear in JEE 2027, 2028, and 2029.

• NEET has no restriction on the number of attempts , only the age limit (17–25 years for General category).

• CUET and other exams accept candidates as long as they passed Class 12, regardless of gap years.

4. What You Should Do

• Focus on completing 11th and 12th with good marks.

• Collect a gap certificate if required during admission.

• Plan early for the entrance exam you want to target after Class 12.

Conclusion: Gap years due to financial or family issues will not restrict you . Once you pass Class 12, you can appear for competitive exams and apply to colleges normally.

If you are a Muslim from West Bengal and the state government classifies all Muslims under OBC , then technically you are eligible for OBC reservation , not EWS.

Since you already applied under EWS and the process is halfway done, it may not be valid if the final verification shows that you fall under OBC. For JEE counselling, the authorities will check your caste and income certificate according to the state rules.

What you should do:

1. Contact the JEE helpdesk or state counselling authority immediately.

2. Explain the situation and ask if your application can be corrected to OBC .

3. Keep all official documents ready (OBC certificate, income certificate, etc.) to avoid issues later.

It’s important to correct this before final seat allotment, otherwise your EWS claim may be rejected.

Hello,

No, you don’t have to give JEE Main or Advanced to become an app developer .

Here’s what you can do:

1. Choose the right stream: After 10th, take the Science stream (PCM) or even Commerce/Arts if you’re confident. Science is preferred but not compulsory.

2. Learn programming: Start with languages like Java, Python, or Kotlin. You can learn online or join short courses.

3. After 12th: Do a degree like BCA , B.Sc. (Computer Science) , or B.Tech (CSE/IT) . For B.Tech, some colleges use JEE Main, but many private colleges don’t.

4. Build skills: Make small apps, do internships, and create a portfolio.

5. Keep learning: Explore Android, iOS, or cross-platform tools like Flutter or React Native.

In short, JEE is not mandatory . It’s only needed if you want to study B.Tech in top engineering colleges like IITs or NITs. You can become an app developer without JEE by taking other courses and practising on your own.

Hope it helps !