Hello aspirant,

*****You can directly give JEE Mains, by skipping JEE Mains in 2022 will cost you one attempt down out of 3 attempts in 3 consecutive years. As already you have written JEE Mains 2021 you are left with only one attempt.

Yes, you'll be eligible for JEE Mains

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As you also know that approximate time left for JEE Mains examination is not that much and you've to utilize this time very wisely. Here I am listing some of the tips which you should follow to make your preparation more efficient at this point of time now.

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As I can see that you've tagged the JEE mains examination and so you must be asking about this examination of only.

So as you know that jee mains examination this year will be held two times as previously it was. So to sit fir the both time

Hi aspirant,

Mat examination is conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA) in offer admission in various Management courses. See it is not possible to tell your percentage just from your marks as it depends upon several factors which include the number of people who appeared for examination, the difficulty

Hello Aspirant,

You can download different previous year's question papers and sample papers of JEE-Main from the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-paper

See If you are done with your syllabus of JEE-Main 2022 then solving Previous Year Questions, different Mock tests and sample papers is the best practice to

Dear candidate,

In order to get a NIT college and a decent seat you must have scored good marks in jee mains such that it will help you to get the dream seat.

See, you should understand that cut off varies every year and just passing a cutoff might be

Hello aspirant,

You can directly give JEE Mains and JEE Advanced in 2023, by skipping of JEE Mains in 2021 and 2022 will cost you one attempt down out of 3 attempts in 3 consecutive years and JEE Advanced in two consecutive years means 2021 and 2022 in your case.