JEE

Joint Entrance Examination

IIT · NIT · IIIT · GFTI Engineering Admissions

JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) is India's premier engineering entrance in two stages — JEE Main (for NITs, IIITs, GFTIs) and JEE Advanced (for IITs). Only the top ~2.5 lakh students from JEE Main qualify for JEE Advanced each year.

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Conducted by
NTA (JEE Main) · IIT (JEE Advanced, rotational)
Frequency
JEE Main: 2 sessions/year · JEE Advanced: Annual
Total Marks
300 (Main) · 360 (Advanced, approx)
Prep Time
1–2 years
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Eligibility
10+2 with PCM — minimum 75% (65% for SC/ST); born after Oct 1, 1999 (for 2025)
Age Limit
No age limit for JEE Main (NTA rule effective 2021)
Attempts
3 consecutive years for JEE Main; 2 for JEE Advanced

Exam Pattern & Stages

Stage 1
JEE Main
300 marks
Computer-Based Test

90 questions (75 attempted). Physics (25), Chemistry (25), Mathematics (25). MCQs (+4/-1) and Numerical Answer Type (+4/0). Duration: 3 hours. Best of 2 session scores considered.

Stage 2
JEE Advanced
~360 marks
Computer-Based Test

2 papers of 3 hours each. Complex question types: MCQ (single/multiple correct), Integer, Matching. No fixed marking — changes yearly. Requires top ~2.5L rank in JEE Main to qualify.

Syllabus Breakdown

Physics (Class 11)
  • Kinematics & Laws of Motion
  • Work-Energy-Power
  • Gravitation & Fluid Mechanics
  • Thermodynamics
  • SHM & Waves
  • Rotational Mechanics
Physics (Class 12)
  • Electrostatics & Capacitors
  • Current Electricity
  • Magnetism & EMI
  • Optics (Ray & Wave)
  • Modern Physics — Photoelectric, Atoms, Nuclei
Chemistry
  • Physical Chemistry — Equilibrium, Kinetics, Electrochemistry
  • Organic Chemistry — Mechanisms, Named Reactions
  • Inorganic Chemistry — P-block, D-block, Coordination
Mathematics
  • Calculus — Limits, Differentiation, Integration
  • Algebra — Matrices, Determinants, Complex Numbers
  • Coordinate Geometry
  • Probability & Statistics
  • Vectors & 3D

Career Outcomes & Posts

IIT — 23 IITs with ~16,000 seats
NIT — 31 NITs with ~23,000 seats
IIIT — 25 IIITs with ~5,500 seats
GFTI — 30+ Government Funded Technical Institutes
B.Tech / B.E / B.Arch / B.Planning courses

Expert Preparation Tips

1

Build concept clarity from Class 11 — JEE is heavily concept-based, not formula-memorisation

2

Solve NCERT first for Chemistry, then move to advanced books (J.D. Lee, Solomon, P. Bahadur)

3

Solve Daily Practice Problems (DPPs) topic-wise before attempting full-length mock tests

4

For JEE Advanced, analyse IIT papers from 2013–2024 — understanding the question style is crucial

5

Mathematics is the differentiator for top ranks — invest daily time in calculus and algebra

6

Maintain a dedicated error notebook — revisit your mistakes every weekend without fail

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