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Joint Entrance Exam: JEE Main 2019

JEE-MAIN I & JEE-MAIN II

National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the notification for the JEE-Main I, JEE- Main II. This year JEE-Main will the first time conducted by national testing agency(NTA), earlier JEE-Main were conducted by the central board of secondary education.

National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct JEE-Main twice in a year called JEE-Main I and JEE-Main II, this provides flexibility to aspirants to learn from a mistake and perform better. This year JEE-Mains I-2019 is scheduled between 06-to-20th January 2019, the exam will be computer-based only.

JEE-MAIN-I SCHEDULE

JEE Main Examination                    JEE Main I
Mode of Examination                       Computer-Based  
Registration Dates                           1st to 30th September 2018
Date for Downloading Admit Card   17th December 2018
Date of Examination                        6th to 20th January 2019
Date of Announcing Results            31st January 2019


JEE-MAIN-II SCHEDULE

JEE Main Examination                    JEE Main II
Mode of Examination                       Computer-Based  
Registration Dates                           8th February to 7th March 2019
Date for Downloading Admit Card   18th March 2019
Date of Examination                         6th to 20th April 2019
Date of Announcing Results             30th April 2019

A qualified student will get admission in NIT, IIIT based on common merit list CML

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