Is taking drop a good decision for JEE in 2020?

The best answer to this question is “you should not drop”. Dropping a year means simply wasting a year. If you have not prepared well, don’t drop a year. Instead take an attempt and know the question pattern, get familiarised with the stress level.

Is it good to drop a year for JEE 2021?

Yes, it is worth taking a drop for JEE to get admission into the top engineering institutes like IITs and NITs. Preparing for JEE without having to worry about school tests, board exams, board results, etc., is very helpful.

How many students appeared JEE 2021?

A total of 1,41,699 candidates appeared in both paper 1 and 2 of the JEE (Advanced) Exam 2021. As many as 41,862 candidates have qualified the JEE-(Advanced) 2021, of which 6,452 are girls.

Can we drop from NIT?

You can either drop out of NIT (only if you are confident that you will crack this time) or simultaneously prepare for the entrance exam when you are at NIT.

When will the JEE Main and JEE Advanced 2020 exams start?

The JEE Main April 2020 examination have now been scheduled for July 18 to 23 and JEE Advanced 2020 or the IIT JEE has been scheduled for August 23, giving students an additional two months to prepare for the two.

Is it possible to drop a year for IIT JEE preparation?

Yes, one of my friend who was preparing for iit jee drop for 2 years. But at that time he was very confident because he didn’t join any institute and scored a little good marks (not expected) . so, He droped a year again and join a institute for iit jee preparation.

Who has the responsibility of conducting JEE Main 2019?

The Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Human Resource Development (now known as Ministry of Education), Government of India has entrusted the responsibility of conducting Joint Entrance Examination JEE (Main) to the NTA from 2019 onwards. The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE Main) comprises of two papers.

How many JEE Advanced students did not take coaching?

Interestingly, various studies and analysis of the JEE Advanced results suggest that as many as 35 to 50 per cent students who qualify the examination did not take coaching. In 2019, Aditya Kumar from Bihar not only cracked JEE Main, he also cracked NEET, AIIMS and IISc Bangalore’s admission test – all without coaching.