IIT - JEE

A quick look to its procedure

 Admission at NITs, IIITs, Other centrally
and State funded Technical Institutions.

 The JEE (Main) will also be an eligibility

test for the JEE (Advanced), which the
candidate has to take for admission to the
IITs.
 Intake By IITs(only)

Year 2009 2010 2011 2012

Intake 8295 9509 9618 9647
New Method Score Calculation
 Find your percentile in your Board ABCD,
for your board marks.
 Find JEE(main) marks corresponding to all
India JEE(main) for your percentile P(this
is called as B1)
 Find JEE(main) marks corresponding to
Board ABCD for percentile P(this is called
as B1)
 B = 0.5 * (B1 + B2)
 Your secured A marks in JEE(main)
 Final Score
◦ C = 0.6 * A + 0.4 * B
 Here B is called ‘Normalized score’,
calculated from 5 subjects, with each
subject used only once:
◦ Physics
◦ Maths
◦ Chem/Bio/Biotech/Comp. Sc. (max in this)
◦ Language
◦ Elective subject
 For a student with 5 subjects PCM +
Computer Science + English, all subjects
will be considered only once
Exam Structure
 JEE(mains)
◦ Paper 1(for B.E./B.Tech. courses)
◦ Paper 2(for B.Arch./B.Planning.)
◦ Objective PCM.
◦ ¼ times of allotted deduction for wrong
answer.
 (- ¼ for 1 mark question, - ½ for 2 mark question)
◦ Paper 2 also covers drawing aptitude .
Exam Structure
 JEE(Adv)
◦ Paper 1(for each subject of PCM, 60 questions), 3 hours

◦ Paper 2(for each PCM, 20 questions), 3 hours

 Clearly we can say that:
◦ Getting a good percentile in board(or good marks
in 12th ) is equally important for getting a chance in
IITs/NITs.
◦ Concentrate on each subject equally.
◦ Judge you caliber, by your own.
◦ Attend test series to know your overall
performance.
◦ Good understanding of Core subjects are required.
◦ Each subject, even elective holds some importance
to your selection