JEE Main 2023 April 8 Question Paper and Answer Key

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

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Hello,

No, don’t worry, it won’t create any major problem in your JEE form.

Since you’ve already mentioned CBSE correctly in the section where it asks for your board name, the “qualification type” option (like Any Public School/Board) is just a general category for schools affiliated with national boards.

As long as your roll number, passing year, and board name (CBSE) are correct, your form is valid. You’ll just need to carry your original 12th marksheet during document verification, that will confirm your board.

No issue, your form will be accepted.

Hope you understand.

Hello Geeta,

No, you cannot directly take admission in Class 12 without passing Class 11. Every recognized board, whether CBSE, HBSE, or any private school board, requires students to complete Class 11 first. Skipping Class 11 is not allowed.

Since you are doing Class 10 from NIOS, you have two options:

1. Continue in NIOS and take admission in Class 12 (after getting your 10th marksheet).

2. Take admission in Class 11 in any regular school or open school near Jhajjar, and then move to Class 12 after that.

If you skip Class 11, your 12th certificate will not be valid, and you may face problems during JEE registration and admission to IITs, as JEE requires valid 10th and 12th marksheets from recognized boards.

So, it’s better to complete 11th first (regular or open), then do 12th. That way, you will face no problem in JEE or IIT admission.

Hope it helps !

HELLO,

To score a 97.5 percentile in a medium shift JEE main exam , you should aim for approximately 145.8 to 152 marks out of 300.

Hello there!

To register for JEE exam follow the steps given below:

1. Visit the official NTA website for JEE

2. Click on "new registration" and enter all your basic details like name, mobile number and email ID.

3. After registration log in using your application number and password.

4. Fill all the necessary personal and academics details.

5. Pay the application fee ( you will be having various payment options).

6. Submit and download the confirmation page for future reference.

Kindly make sure to apply for the form before the last date to fill the application form.

Here is the attached link for detailed information about JEE 2026 from the official website of Careers360.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-application-form

Thank you!!

YES!! you are absolutely eligible for appearing in JEE Mains exam as for this exam you must have physics, chemistry, and mathematics  (which you taken as optional).