JEE Main 2016: Application Form, Exam Pattern, Eligibility

Now it is clear that the students of our country have already known that the JEE Main is a national level entrance test for the admission to engineering and technological courses offered by various government, private and funded institutions including the NITs and IIITs. The JEE (Joint Entrance Exam) is a two tier exam. The first stage is JEE Main, which is gateway to the B.Tech courses offered by the institutes including NITs and IIITs. Beside this the candidates who qualified the JEE Main would be eligible for the JEE Advanced 2016 entrance test which is a gateway for the B.Tech courses offered by the IITs. IITs will also consider the score of GATE 2016

JEE Main Participating States

As per the last year details the states as Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Uttarakhand, Nagaland & Odisha had participated in JEE Exam. The students seeking the admission in these states are advised to fill the JEE Main 2016 application form through online. These states were earlier admitting on the basis of state level entrance test.

Application Fee

The application fee criterion is as the following as per the last year:

papers	Offline mode		Online mode
Appearing	General/OBCs	SC/ST/PWD/Girls	General/OBCs	SC/ST/PWD/Girls
For examination centres opted in India
Paper 1 or 2	1000	500	500	250
Paper 1 and 2 both	1800	900	1300	650
For examination centres opted in foreign country
Paper 1 or 2	2500	1250	2500	1250
Paper 1 and 2 both	3800	1900	3800	1900

JEE Main 2016 Correction

The board announce the period of correction in the particulars of the application form during the two weeks in second half of January in every year. If any candidate has committed the mistake in the application form like wrong personal details, educational details, thumb impression or any other (scanned photograph) can make it correct carefully by visiting the official website of the JEE main. Remember that it is the last chance, so you need to be very careful about that.

Pattern of Examination

JEE Main 2016 will be comprised in two papers. The candidates seeking for the B.Tech/B.E must avail the paper 1 or the candidates seeking for the B.Arch/B.Planning must avail the paper 2. For architecture candidates must have a valid score card of NATA 2016. Candidates can apply for the both papers. The paper 1 will be asked in objective type questions in equally from the subjects as Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The paper 2 will be asked in three parts. The part one will comprise in objective type questions in Mathematics subjects, part 2 will comprise in objective type questions on aptitude skills and part three will comprise in drawing test.
Paper one will be held through the both; computer based and pen & paper base exam while paper two will be held through the pen and paper based exam mode only. Both papers will be stretched in the duration of 3 hours each. The total question will be asked in paper 1 are 90 and each correct answer will carry the 4 marks while each incorrect answer will be punished with 1 mark.

Eligibility

The candidates are advised to read the following eligibility criteria before applying the JEE Main 2016:

Date of Birth:

Date of birth as recorded in the secondary education board will only be considered. The general and OBC candidates must bear on or after 1^st October 1991 and the SC/ST/PwD candidates must bear on or after 1^st October 1986. There is no minimum age limit for the JEE Main 2016. For the admission to Maharashtra and Odisha the age will be considered as the past admission process in their states through the state level exam.

Important Dates (Tentative)

• JEE Main online application starts – first week of November 2015
• JEE Main online application last date – last week of December 2015
• Correction period – two weeks in second half of January 2016
• Availability of JEE Main admit card 2016 – first week of March 2016 (onwards)
• JEE Main pen and paper based paper – first week of April
• JEE Main Computer based Paper – second to third week of April 2016
• Display of Answer Key and OMR Sheet – fourth week of April 2016
• JEE Main Result 2016 Declaration (paper 1 & paper 2) – first week of July 2016
• Availability of score/rank cards – After the Declaration of AIR, JEE Main rank