If I have given jee mains Jan and April 2019 both exam then I think only one attempt is left for me either mains Jan or April 2020 amI right
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7th Jul, 2019
Hello,
A student gets three consecutive years for Jee mains attempt and two consecutive years for Jee advanced.
The first attempt would be the year when you appear for your boards exam. You can appear for both sessions of the year that is January and April. Then you can appear for the next two years following that. You can appear for both sessions of the two years. So in total you get three consecutive years for Jee main and 6 consecutive attempts during a span of three years.
Hope it helps
A student gets three consecutive years for Jee mains attempt and two consecutive years for Jee advanced.
The first attempt would be the year when you appear for your boards exam. You can appear for both sessions of the year that is January and April. Then you can appear for the next two years following that. You can appear for both sessions of the two years. So in total you get three consecutive years for Jee main and 6 consecutive attempts during a span of three years.
Hope it helps
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