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JEE Advance 2025

Indian Institute of Technology

What is JEE Advanced?

JEE Advanced (Joint Entrance Examination – Advanced) is the second phase of India’s most prestigious engineering entrance system, conducted after JEE Main. It is the only gateway to the elite Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), as well as IISc Bangalore, IISERs, IIPE, and RGIPT.

While JEE Main is open to all eligible candidates, only the top 2.5 lakh performers from JEE Main are allowed to appear for JEE Advanced, making it one of the toughest exams not just in India, but globally.

Why JEE Advanced Matters
ReasonDescription
Gateway to IITsOnly exam through which you can secure admission into IITs
International RecognitionIITs have global prestige, producing top CEOs, researchers, and tech leaders
Better PlacementsHighest placement offers in India – both domestic and international
The only exam through which you can secure admission into IITsFocuses on logic, application, and critical thinking – not just memorization
Expected Dates for JEE Advanced 2025
EventDate (Tentative)
JEE Main Result DeclarationApril 2025
JEE Advanced RegistrationLast week of April 2025
Admit Card ReleaseMid-May 2025
Exam DateLate May 2025
Result DeclarationEarly June 2025

Eligibility Criteria
RequirementDetails
JEE Main RankMust be in top 2.5 lakh across all categories
Age LimitMust be born on or after October 1, 2000 (relaxation for SC/ST/PwD)
Attempts AllowedMaximum of 2 attempts in consecutive years
Class 12 QualificationMust have passed 10+2 in 2024 or 2025
Subject RequirementPhysics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM) mandatory in 10+2

Exam Pattern: Deep Dive into JEE Advanced
  • Mode: Online (Computer-Based Test)
  • Papers: Two papers (Paper 1 and Paper 2) are compulsory
  • Duration: 3 hours each (Total 6 hours)
  • Medium: English & Hindi
  • Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics
  • Question Types: Variable every year – includes:
    • MCQs with single/multiple correct options
    • Numerical value-based
    • Paragraph-based questions
    • Integer-type
    • Assertion-reason

Marking Scheme:

  • Highly dynamic and changes each year
  • Includes partial marking, negative marking, and bonus marking
  • Understanding question logic is key, not just correct answers

Strategy for JEE Advanced Preparation
Focus AreaTips
Conceptual MasteryStudy beyond NCERT – use HC Verma (Physics), MS Chauhan (Chemistry), Cengage (Maths)
Problem SolvingPractice IIT-level problems, especially in Mathematics and Physics
Mock TestsSimulate real exam conditions with 6-hour mock tests (both papers back-to-back)
Time ManagementPrioritize speed + accuracy. Keep a strategy for question selection
RevisionCreate concise notes, formulas, and tricks for the last 30 days
Past PapersSolve last 10 years’ JEE Advanced papers to understand evolving patterns

Top Institutes Through JEE Advanced
InstituteSpecialties
IIT BombayComputer Science, Aerospace
IIT DelhiElectrical, Civil, Mechanical
IIT KanpurCore Engineering, Research
IIT MadrasAI, Data Science, Engineering Design
IIT KharagpurArchitecture, Law, MBA (VGSoM)
IIT RoorkeeDisaster Mgmt, Hydrology, Architecture
IISc BangaloreIntegrated Science, Research
IIPE VisakhapatnamPetroleum and Energy Engg
RGIPT Rae BareliEnergy Technology

Fees & Financial Support at IITs
ComponentApprox. Annual Cost
Tuition Fees₹2,00,000 – ₹2,50,000
Hostel + Mess₹50,000 – ₹80,000
ScholarshipsAvailable for EWS, SC/ST, PwD categories
Interest-Free LoansOffered under Vidya Lakshmi Portal
Fee WaiverFor income below ₹1 lakh/year (full) or ₹5 lakh/year (partial)

JEE Advanced Counselling – JoSAA Process
  1. Register on the JoSAA Portal
  2. Fill in choices (IITs, IISc, IIPE, RGIPT, etc.)
  3. Seat allocation in 6-7 rounds
  4. Document verification, freeze/float/slide options
  5. Physical reporting to the allotted IIT

Seats are based only on JEE Advanced AIR (All India Rank), not JEE Main rank.

Who Should Appear for JEE Advanced?

Those who:

  • Aspire to enter the IITs or IISc
  • Excel in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics
  • Enjoy logical challenges and complex problem-solving
  • Are committed to a career in engineering, research, or innovation

Final Takeaway: Why JEE Advanced is a Game Changer
  • It's not just an entrance test — it's the gateway to India’s most powerful academic ecosystem.
  • The alumni network, global respect, and diverse career paths available after JEE Advanced are unmatched.
  • Cracking this exam builds lifelong confidence and analytical strength, regardless of career path.

Placement & Career Opportunities
PathOpportunities
Core EngineeringONGC, ISRO, DRDO, Indian Railways
Software/TechGoogle, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, Adobe
ResearchMIT, Stanford, CERN, IIT/IISc fellowships
Higher StudiesMS/MTech/PhD in India or Abroad
Civil ServicesMany IITians crack UPSC/CSE
EntrepreneurshipIITs are hotbeds of start-ups (e.g., Flipkart, Ola, Zerodha founders are IITians)

FAQ

  • Who conducts JEE Advanced?

    One of the IITs (on rotation) under the guidance of the Joint Admission Board (JAB).

  • Who is eligible to appear for JEE Advanced?

    Top 2.5 lakh JEE Main rankers (across categories) are eligible to appear.

  • Is JEE Advanced conducted online or offline?

    It is conducted only in online (computer-based) mode.

  • What is the frequency of JEE Advanced?

    It is conducted once a year, usually in May.

  • How many attempts are allowed for JEE Advanced?

    Maximum 2 attempts in 2 consecutive years.

  • Is JEE Main mandatory for JEE Advanced?

    Yes, only those who qualify JEE Main are eligible for JEE Advanced.

  • Is there any age limit for JEE Advanced?

    Yes, candidates should be born on or after Oct 1, 2000 (5-year relaxation for SC/ST/PwD).

  • Can diploma holders apply for JEE Advanced?

    No, diploma holders are not eligible for JEE Advanced.

  • Is a gap year allowed between Class 12 and JEE Advanced?

    Yes, but only 2 consecutive attempts are allowed post-Class 12.

  • What is the exam duration of JEE Advanced?

    It consists of 2 papers of 3 hours each (total 6 hours).

  • Is it mandatory to appear for both papers in JEE Advanced?

    Yes, both Paper 1 and Paper 2 are compulsory.

  • What subjects are tested in JEE Advanced?

    Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics – in both papers

  • Is the question pattern fixed every year?

    No, the pattern changes every year – includes MCQs, integer-type, and match-the-column.

  • Is there negative marking in JEE Advanced?

    Yes, but it varies by question type (some sections may not have negative marking).

  • How should I prepare for JEE Advanced?

    Focus on conceptual clarity, solve previous years’ papers, and take mock tests regularly.

  • Is NCERT enough for JEE Advanced?

    NCERT is essential but not sufficient. You must refer to advanced level books like HC Verma, Irodov, etc.

  • Is coaching necessary for JEE Advanced?

    Not mandatory, but it helps in structured learning and competitive environment.

  • How different is JEE Advanced from JEE Main?

    JEE Advanced is more concept-intensive, tricky, and analytical compared to JEE Main.

  • How important is speed vs accuracy?

    Both are crucial – accuracy avoids negative marking, speed maximizes attempts.

  • Which institutes accept JEE Advanced scores?

    23 IITs IISc (via JEE Advanced earlier, now via JEE Main + UGEE also) IISERs, IIST (some years), and RGIPT

  • How is seat allocation done after JEE Advanced?

    Through JoSAA counselling, based on rank, category, and preferences.

  • How many seats are offered through JEE Advanced?

    Around 17,000+ seats across all IITs.

  • Can I get NITs or IIITs through JEE Advanced?

    No, NITs and IIITs admit students through JEE Main only.

  • Can a student apply to both JEE Main and Advanced colleges simultaneously?

    Yes, you can apply to NITs via JEE Main and IITs via JEE Advanced.

  • How is the JEE Advanced score calculated?

    Based on aggregate marks in both papers, and subject-wise performance.

  • What is a good score in JEE Advanced?

    Varies by year, but top 1000 rank usually needs 50–60% marks.

  • How is the rank determined in case of a tie?

    Tie-breaker uses higher marks in Math, then Physics, then age (older candidate gets preference).

  • When are JEE Advanced results declared?

    Usually within 2–3 weeks of the exam.

  • What is the cutoff for JEE Advanced?

    Varies by year and category, but generally ranges from 5% to 35% depending on difficulty and subject.

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