Most Scoring Concepts For JEE Mains 2025 January Session

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The JEE Main application verification system uses the name you enter in the application form at the time of Aadhar Card verification so if you your Aadhaar was updated but still it is showing name not verifies then it means the new details have not been reflected in the online system use by NTA

Now what you can do is :-

1. First check the status of your Aadhaar card updates on the official UIDAI website by using your Update request Number.

2. Verify the details you have entered in application form like ensure that the name that you have entered in the JEE main application form exactly matches your newly updated Aadhaar card

3. You can use the NTA Mismatch Advisory like if a name mismatch pop up appears during the application process so for this NTA has provided the solution first close the pop up then a new window will appear that will allow you to enter the name exactly as it is on your Aadhaar card

4. If still the problem does not solve then you can contact the NTA Helpdesk

Visit the link to know more :- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-correct-aadhaar-name-mismatch-in-jee-mains

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While filling the form of JEE Mains 2026 January session, upload the improvement marksheet, as your improvement marksheet is your final marksheet of class 12th AISSCE exams. The one that you got before the improvement doesn't matter now as you appeared for the compartment exam to increase your overall score. So, use the marksheet given to you after appearing for your improvement exam everywhere as that is your finalized class 12th marksheet.

Hello, Yes, this mismatch will absolutely cause a problem during your JEE Mains 2026 registration, but there is a clear solution.

You must enter your father's name "Girisharadya" (without the 'a') in the main application form, as it appears on your 10th-grade marksheet. The 10th marksheet is the primary, non-changeable document for all NTA applications.

When the system tries to verify this with your Aadhaar, it will detect a mismatch ("Girisharadya" vs. "Girisharadhya") and will show a pop-up warning. NTA has created a process for this: you will be given an option to enter your father's name as per your Aadhaar in a separate field. The system will then capture both spellings, allowing you to complete the registration.

However, since you have time before 2026, the safest and most highly recommended solution is to get your Aadhaar card (and your father's) corrected to match the spelling on your 10th marksheet ("Girisharadya"). This will prevent any confusion or problems later during JoSAA counselling and final document verification.

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Hello Aspirant,

Jee main's high scoring chapters:

For mathematics : Coordinate Geometry, Calculus (especially Integral Calculus), and Algebra (Complex Numbers, Quadratic Equations, Matrices, Determinants) .

For physics:  Thermodynamics, Current Electricity, Electrostatics, and Optics.

For Chemistry: Periodic Table, Chemical Bonding, Hydrocarbons, and Chemical Kinetics.

This chapters are the highest scoring in jee main. Hope this will help u. Wish u good luck.

Hello,

If you are currently studying in Class 12 and haven’t yet received your registration number or roll number from your board, you can leave that field blank or enter “NA” (Not Applicable) in the JEE Main application form.

Once your board issues the official registration or roll number, you don’t need to worry, NTA verifies your board details later during counselling or admission, not during registration.

So, do not enter random numbers, use “NA” or skip if optional.

Hope you understand.

Hello,

No, this small spelling difference will not cause major issues in JEE Main registration . But it’s better to keep your documents consistent to avoid any confusion during verification.

You can prepare an affidavit stating that both names, Girisharadhya and Girisharadya belong to the same person (your father). This is a valid and accepted method.

So yes, making an affidavit is perfectly fine and will solve the issue. Just keep a copy of it with you in case officials ask for clarification.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

Yes, you can correct the wrong APAAR ID later during the designated JEE Main correction window by logging into the official NTA website and accessing the correction facility. Here in this article you will find more info about this query.

I hope it will clear your query!!

This balancing act requires smart strategy, not just hard work! The key is to integrate your preparation. Focus on the 80% syllabus overlap between Class 12 Boards and JEE. Boards build a strong conceptual foundation, which directly feeds JEE success. Dedicate 60-70% of your time to the common syllabus, saving separate JEE time for advanced problem-solving. Use pre-board dates as rigid deadlines for completing syllabus chunks. For more detailed, step-by-step planning, check out this Careers360 guide on https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-xii-board-exams-jee-main-and-jee-advanced-simultaneously

The "portal account details" in the JEE Main form refer to the login credentials you create during the initial registration phase to access the official NTA (National Testing Agency) application system.

These details are crucial because they act as your personal gateway for the entire JEE Main process, from application to result.

Here's a breakdown of what that typically includes:

• Application Number: A unique ID generated by the system upon successful first-time registration. This is your primary identity for the exam.

• Password: The secret key you create to secure your account.

You'll need these credentials to perform almost every step later, such as:

• Filling out the main application form.

• Uploading required documents (photo, signature).

• Downloading the Admit Card.

• Checking the result.

For a full step-by-step guide on the registration and login process, you can refer to the detailed article here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-to-fill-jee-main-application-form

To maximize your JEE Maths scores, focus on high-weightage areas. The most consistently scoring topics are Co-ordinate Geometry (approx. 17% weightage) and Integral Calculus (approx. 10.2%). Mastering these foundational concepts yields the greatest return on effort. Find the complete chapter-wise analysis here: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/most-scoring-topics-in-jee-main-maths