This is a positive update to all the students who are worried about the pattern of JEE Advanced to be held in the new two-tier examination for admission into IITs this year, while almost all the IIT’s voted for the subjective test for the JEE Advanced pattern, Joint Admission Board has decided to go with the old pattern for JEE Advanced, i.e., JEE Advanced syllabus and pattern will be exactly sames as that of IIT JEE 2012.
IIT Delhi had suggested that for 2013, both 60% and 20 percentile should be considered. IIT Delhi and Kanpur had proposed that for those who had cleared the boards in 2012, the eligibility criteria should be 60%, but JAB has decided against the same following top 20 percentile in 12th board and JEE Main as eligibility and decided on shortlisting 1.5 Lakh students.
JEE Advanced to be held on June 2 Next Year
Reportedly next year JEE-Adavnced would be held on June 2. The blueprint of the conduct of the exam has been prepared in IIT Delhi. The students appearing in this Advanced JEE would be getting a chance to take admission in IITs, IT-BHU and ISM-Dhanbad.The Joint Admission Board have agreed on percentile based formula to get admission to IITs for 2013. The IIT-JEE aspirants will be required to appear for JEE Main exam first. Those who will qualify will be given an opportunity to sit in the Advanced JEE. The students will be tested upon their knowledge in Physics, Chemistry and Maths. The exam would be held in two shifts as it was held in JEE-2012. The questions will be objective in nature. The duration for each paper would be three hours.
IIT Delhi had suggested that for 2013, both 60% and 20 percentile should be considered. IIT Delhi and Kanpur had proposed that for those who had cleared the boards in 2012, the eligibility criteria should be 60%, but JAB has decided against the same following top 20 percentile in 12th board and JEE Main as eligibility and decided on shortlisting 1.5 Lakh students.
JEE Advanced to be held on June 2 Next Year
Reportedly next year JEE-Adavnced would be held on June 2. The blueprint of the conduct of the exam has been prepared in IIT Delhi. The students appearing in this Advanced JEE would be getting a chance to take admission in IITs, IT-BHU and ISM-Dhanbad.The Joint Admission Board have agreed on percentile based formula to get admission to IITs for 2013. The IIT-JEE aspirants will be required to appear for JEE Main exam first. Those who will qualify will be given an opportunity to sit in the Advanced JEE. The students will be tested upon their knowledge in Physics, Chemistry and Maths. The exam would be held in two shifts as it was held in JEE-2012. The questions will be objective in nature. The duration for each paper would be three hours.
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