JEE Main & JEE Advanced 2025 College Predictors

Hello I am fine and hope you are doing well. The April 2025 JEE Mains exam paper cannot be officially shared here. But you can get similar practice papers and memory-based question papers from reliable coaching institutes or offline books based on the same pattern. These will help you understand the level of questions and improve your preparation. You can also solve previous year papers to get familiar with important topics and question trends.

Hello aspirant,

The JEE Main test is administered by the National Testing Agency in 13 different languages.  Along with Hindi, English, and Gujarati, the languages in which the paper is conducted are Assamese, Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, and Urdu.

So, yes you can give JEE MAINS exam in Hindi language.

Thank you

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, diploma holders are eligible to appear for JEE Main, even if you passed out in 2020—but with specific conditions:

• A diploma of at least 3 years (approved by AICTE or state technical board) is considered equivalent to Class 12 for the purpose of appearing in JEE Main.

• However, diploma holders are not eligible for admission to NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs through JEE Main rank.

• You can appear in JEE Advanced, and if you qualify, you are eligible for admission into IITs.

• You must have studied Physics and Mathematics in your diploma or prior education to be eligible.

So yes, if your diploma had PCM subjects, and you meet the age and number of attempts criteria, you are eligible for JEE Main and can pursue admission to IITs through JEE Advanced.

All the best for your career.

Yes, as a 2020 diploma passout, you are eligible to write JEE Main for qualifying purpose , especially if you aim for JEE Advanced and IIT admission . But you cannot use JEE Main rank for direct admission into NITs, IIITs, or CFTIs .

Hello aspirant,

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. It will help the students to prepare more for the chapters that carry highest marks n=in the examination.

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

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

Thank you

For JEE Mains, some chapters are super important. If you focus more on these, it really helps!
Physics – Do Laws of Motion, Current Electricity, Modern Physics, and Magnetism. These come a lot.
Chemistry – Chemical Bonding, Coordination Compounds, Organic Chemistry Basics, and Thermodynamics are like must-do chapters.
Maths – Coordinate Geometry, Calculus, Probability, and Vectors are really scoring.

If you got 79.43 in JEE Mains and you are from OBC, then you did really well! You might not get super top IITs or NITs, but you still have a good chance in some NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs with nice branches like Civil, Chemical, or maybe EEE. It also depends on your home state and the college’s closing ranks, so try in JoSAA and keep your fingers crossed. You can get a good college if you choose smartly!

If you got 79.43 in JEE Mains and you are from OBC, then you did really well! You might not get super top IITs or NITs, but you still have a good chance in some NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs with nice branches like Civil, Chemical, or maybe EEE. It also depends on your home state and the college’s closing ranks, so try in JoSAA and keep your fingers crossed. You can get a good college if you choose smartly!

If you’ve appeared for JEE Main, you can apply to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs through JoSAA counselling. These include top government colleges across India, and seat allotment is based on your rank, category, and preferences. Some state universities like DTU, NSUT, and IIIT Delhi accept JEE Main ranks through JAC Delhi counselling. BIT Mesra also admits students based on JEE Main via its own process. For JEE Advanced rank holders, admission to IITs is done through JoSAA based on Advanced rank only.

You did your best in NEET, and it’s okay that you didn’t get a government seat this time. Since it was your first try, and if your heart still beats for becoming a doctor, and you’re ready to give one full focused year, then taking a drop is okay — but only if you’re 100% sure you’ll give it your everything, with no regrets. But if you also like coding or tech, then CSE at IIIT Kalyani is a really nice option too. IIITs are good, and CSE can give you a strong career, good placements, and even chances to go abroad or work at top companies. So just sit for a minute, think what excites you more — medicine or computers — and go with the one that makes you feel happy inside. Both paths are great, you just need to pick the one your heart really wants.