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The JEE Advanced admit card will be available for download from May 11 to May 17, 2026, on the official website - https://jeeadv.ac.in. Registered candidates can log in using their JEE Main 2026 application number and date of birth to access their admit cards. This blog outlines the release timeline, official download steps, and important instructions to follow before the exam day.

If your JEE Main Session 1 performance didn’t meet expectations, don’t worry — the April attempt is your chance to make a complete comeback. This blog explains how to analyze your Session 1 mistakes, plan your Session 2 preparation strategically, and use data-driven revision techniques to improve both accuracy and percentile in the April exam.

The JEE (Advanced) 2026 registration process is being conducted by IIT Roorkee this year, and candidates who have successfully registered must complete their fee payment before the final deadline to confirm their eligibility. While many aspirants finish their registration forms on time, a large number fail to complete the payment within the stipulated window — leading to automatic cancellation of their candidature. This blog explains the official last date for JEE Advanced 2026 fee payment, detailed payment steps, category-wise fee structure, and common mistakes to avoid.

The JEE Advanced 2026 online registration process has officially begun. Conducted by IIT Roorkee, this exam is the gateway to undergraduate programs at the Indian Institutes of Technology. Only candidates who qualified JEE Main 2026 are eligible to apply. This blog covers all essential details — eligibility, application steps, important dates, fees, and key instructions for successful registration.

The registration process for JEE Advanced 2026 has officially opened for Foreign Nationals and OCI/PIO (F) candidates, with the exam being conducted by IIT Roorkee this year. Eligible international aspirants can complete the online registration and application process directly through the official JEE Advanced portal. This blog explains the complete registration procedure, eligibility criteria, important dates, fee structure, and documents required — based on verified updates from the official JEE Advanced website (jeeadv.ac.in).

With the JEE Main 2026 Session-2 exams approaching, engineering aspirants are gearing up for the final national level attempt before JoSAA/CSAB counselling. This blog provides a comprehensive guide to JEE Main 2026 Session-2, covering exam dates, registration process, eligibility, pattern, preparation strategy, and essential tips to maximize your percentile and rank. We’ve compiled verified data from the National Testing Agency (NTA), Shiksha, Vedantu, and official sources to bring you accurate insights and practical checklists.

As the CBSE Class 12 board exams for 2026 progress, a major question among engineering aspirants is whether the board question papers this year match the difficulty and format of JEE Main or JEE Advanced. This news article analyses the question patterns, topic depth, and conceptual demands of the latest CBSE papers — and explains how they relate (or don’t relate) to the engineering entrance exam difficulty levels.

New Delhi, India — The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially opened the registration process for JEE Main 2026 Session-2, kickstarting the final phase of the national engineering entrance exam application window. Candidates seeking admission to undergraduate engineering programmes (B.E. / B.Tech) — including NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs — can now apply online through the official JEE Main portal before the deadline later this month.

Scoring between 130 and 140 marks in JEE Main 2026 places aspirants in the upper percentile range with excellent prospects for top IIITs, newer NITs, and select core branches. This blog provides a detailed breakdown of expected percentile, rank range, and potential colleges, backed by analyses from Vedantu, PW Live, Careers360, and Shiksha. Learn how this marks range impacts your chances and how to plan the next steps for JoSAA and CSAB counselling.

With the JEE Main 2026 results out, thousands of engineering aspirants now shift focus to JEE Advanced 2026 — the entrance exam for admission into the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). This detailed guide covers the complete registration process, from filling out the application to fee payment, documents required, and all the important dates you must know to avoid missing deadlines. It is based on the official JEE Advanced website and expert guidance from Careers360 and Aakash Institute.

Scoring between 120 and 130 marks in JEE Main 2026 puts aspirants in a high percentile range, making them eligible for multiple NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, and reputed private universities. This detailed analysis breaks down the expected percentile, estimated rank range, and college options based on expert data from PW, Vedantu, Careers360, and Shiksha, along with OGcollege insights to guide your next steps toward better counselling outcomes.

With the release of JEE Main 2026 results, thousands of aspirants are now aiming for JEE Advanced 2026 — the gateway to premier institutes like the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). But not everyone who clears JEE Main can register for Advanced. This blog explains the complete eligibility criteria, including percentile/rank requirements, attempts allowed, age & attempts rules, nationality and qualifying exam rules, and how you can confirm your eligibility — based on expert sources like Careers360, PW Live, Shiksha, and Vedantu.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially released the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 results on its website — jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates can now download their scorecards, view subject-wise percentiles, and check the list of toppers who secured a perfect 100 percentile. Here’s a complete overview of result highlights, expected cutoffs, and what to do next after the announcement.

Scoring between 110 and 120 marks in JEE Main 2026 can be a turning point for aspirants aiming for NITs, IIITs, or top private universities. This blog breaks down the expected percentile, rank range, and admission chances for this score band, based on expert analyses and historical data from Vedantu, PW, Careers360, and Shiksha. Discover where you stand, what to do next, and how to maximize your counselling outcomes.

With the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 results finally released on National Testing Agency’s portal — jeemain.nta.nic.in, lakhs of students now hold their scorecards and percentile rankings. But what next? This comprehensive guide explains the six smartest moves you should make immediately after downloading your result — from understanding your percentile to planning your counselling strategy, evaluating Session 2 opportunities, and shortlisting your ideal colleges.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially declared the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 results on jeemain.nta.nic.in. Aspirants can now download their NTA scorecards, check subject-wise and overall percentiles, view the toppers list, and start preparing for JoSAA/CSAB counselling and JEE Advanced eligibility. This blog covers result highlights, how to check your scorecard, expected cutoffs, the list of toppers, and next steps.

Scored 100–110 marks in JEE Main 2026 and curious where that stands in terms of percentile and rank? This blog breaks down the expected results for this score range, explains what they mean for your college chances, and suggests actionable next steps you should take after the results.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially announced the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 results today, February 16, 2026. Candidates who appeared for the BE/BTech (Paper 1) exam can now check and download their scorecards on the official NTA portal — jeemain.nta.nic.in. The result includes your subject-wise percentile, overall percentile, and qualifying status. This blog explains how to check your result, interpret your scorecard, and plan your next steps toward college admission or JEE Advanced 2026.