The maximum number of atoms you can give in JEE is 6 which is twice per year for 3 years
I just need the main criteria you need to avoid by is the minimum age for appearing for the examination is 17 years and a maximum age is 25 years for hundreds of candidates in 30 years for reserved candidates if you have got a minimum 50 percentage of physics, chemistry and biology as an average of candidate in your class 12 board examinations and 40% in each of The reserve candidate and so theoretically you will be allowed to write a maximum of each Neet examinations as an unreserved candidate and 13 Neet examinations are the numbers of candidates if you go by mathematical calculations and if you avail all the opportunities as per the criteria I have laid down above

Hi  tejas 

JEE and NEET both are for different career options. 

JEE is for engineering aspirant they get 3 chances for JEE mains and JEE advance has 2 chances. 

NEET is for mbbs aspirant, they get n number of chances as for general candidate they can give this exam till there 25 year of age by there date of birth. For obc and others this age limit is even more. 

Attempt are not a big issue, just focus on your goal and work hard 

Hello Candidate,
Originally every candidate has a maximum of three attempts for JEE Main.Candidates can appear twice for the entrance test in a year. So this is used in correlation with the original number of attempts, from 2019 onwards, JEE Main number of attempts in total will be six.
Till last year, candidates had a total of3 attemptsto appear for the exam. However, as per the latest updates, there is no cap on the number of attempts for NEET.
All the best:)

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