JEE Main February 2021 Official Question Papers With Detailed Solutions

You can now download the JEECUP (UP Polytechnic) 2025 provisional answer key and your response sheet directly from the official JEECUP portal.

Here's how to get it:

Go to jeecup.admissions.nic.in
Log in using your roll number and password
Click on the link labeled “Questions–Answer Key Matching and Objections for All Group”
Choose your exam group (A to K) and download both the answer key and your response sheet
If you find any incorrect answers, you can challenge them by submitting the required fee before the deadline

The provisional answer key was released on June 16, 2025, and the objection window was open until June 17 (some extended to June 19 in reports). After reviewing objections, the final answer key will be published and the result will follow.

Dear Candidate ,
With your given rank , your chances of getting CSE in top NITs or IIITs are slim , but you do have a good chance of ECE , Mechanical , or Civil engineering in mid-tier NITs - especially if you have a home -state quota . At IIITs , CSE might be difficult , but ECE or IT branches at newer or tier -2 IIITs ( IIIT Nagpur , Agartala , Manipur ) are possible . In GFTIs , getting CSE or ECE is more realistic , with institutes like BIT Mesra being good options .
Participating in JoSAA counselling and carefully listing choices based on closing ranks and quota benefits will improve your chances .

Dear Bhindi,

at 600k rank getting in top or mid tier government colleges are tough but you can get good private colleges like KIITS, VITS, Amity etc most have direct admission without consider so JEE ranks. if , you go state government exams, be open to other branches, you can consider drop one year.... I mean doors open

Get your best

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Best of Luck

Hello aspirant,

Applicants can view the high-weighted chapters for JEE Mains 2026 in mathematics, chemistry, and physics here.  Students will be better able to focus on key topics that are tested if they are aware of the JEE Main 2026 chapter-by-chapter weighting.

To know the chapter wise weightage, you can visit our site through following link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Managing JEE preparation along with a tight college schedule is challenging, but with proper planning, it’s definitely possible. Since your college timings are from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM, you still have evenings and weekends to prepare effectively. Here’s a balanced daily time table you can follow:

Suggested Daily Time Table (Monday to Saturday):

• 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM → Quick revision of formulas/theory (Before college)

• 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM → College homework + assignments

• 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM → JEE 2nd-year syllabus (Focus on new chapters + PYQs)

• 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM → 1st-year JEE backlog (Start topic by topic)

Sunday (Full Focus on JEE):

• 3–4 hours → Cover difficult topics/concepts

• 2 hours → Attempt full syllabus practice tests or mock tests

• 1 hour → Revise formulas/short notes

Important Chapters for JEE Main 2026 (Based on Weightage & Scoring Potential):

Physics:

1. Mechanics (Work, Power, Energy; Laws of Motion; Rotational Motion)

2. Current Electricity & Magnetism

3. Electrostatics & Capacitance

4. Modern Physics (Photoelectric Effect, Nuclear Physics)

5. Heat & Thermodynamics

Chemistry:

1. Chemical Bonding

2. Thermodynamics (Physical Chemistry)

3. Organic Chemistry (GOC, Hydrocarbons, Alcohols, Aldehydes)

4. Coordination Compounds

5. Chemical Kinetics

6. Biomolecules & Polymers (For quick scoring)

Mathematics:

1. Quadratic Equations & Sequence and Series

2. Matrices & Determinants

3. Limit, Continuity, and Differentiability

4. Integration & Application of Integrals

5. Probability

6. 3D Geometry & Vectors

Stay consistent, and you will definitely see progress. All the best for your JEE 2026 preparation.

Yes, colleges are still admitting 12th-pass students for the 2025–26 session.

Hello,

Congratulations on your son's success for his excellent performance in 10th standard.Biomedical Engineering is a  growing field that combines engineering principles with medical and biological sciences to improve healthcare technology, such as medical devices, diagnostics, and artificial organs. The future prospects for biomedical engineering are bright, especially with advancements in healthcare, biotechnology,

For admission to VIT Vellore in B.Tech Biomedical Engineering, students need to appear for VITEEE (VIT Engineering Entrance Examination), conducted by the university itself. The exam is usually held in April every year, and the application forms are released around November–December. Since your son has just entered Class 11, he should focus on strengthening his Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) foundation, along with preparation for VITEEE and JEE Main for broader opportunities. Being residents of Mumbai does not affect eligibility; admission is purely based on VITEEE performance for general category students.

Encourage your son to stay consistent in his preparation. Apart from VIT, also keep options open like IITs, NITs (through JEE Advanced/Main) and other reputed private universities that offer biomedical engineering programs.

Wishing your son all the best for his preparation and future career.

With 91.13 percentile in JEE Main and 87.31 in MHT CET (PCM), and OBC-NCL category, your daughter has a good chance to get CS, IT, AI, or ENTC in decent Pune colleges like PCCOE, AISSMS, DY Patil Akurdi, or JSPM. Apply through both JEE and MHT CET CAP rounds.

With a rank of 1229 in OBC category, getting CSE at BIT Durg is unlikely as past cutoffs were much lower. However, the IT branch at BIT Durg is good with decent placements and can be a good alternative.

Hey! Since you’ve got 89 percentile in JEE Mains and 86 percentile in MHT-CET, and you belong to the OBC category, you do have some good options in both state and central colleges.

With your JEE percentile, getting into top NITs or IIITs might be difficult for CSE or core branches, but you might still get lower-demand branches in newer NITs or other institutes through the JoSAA counselling, especially if you include all rounds and choices carefully.

As for MHT-CET, 86 percentile is quite decent, especially for OBC category. In state counselling (CAP rounds), you could have a good chance in government or aided engineering colleges in Maharashtra, especially for branches like IT, ENTC, Electrical, or Mechanical. For CSE in top Mumbai or Pune colleges, cutoffs might be tighter, but you can still aim for mid-tier colleges where the closing ranks are higher.

Also, don’t forget to apply through both JEE and CET counselling, and fill in as many choices as possible to keep your options open.