No change has been seen in the past 10 years or so in the JEE Main syllabus. The syllabus is based on NCERT books.

Absolutely. It is advised that the aspirant goes through the previous years’ question papers during their preparations.

Only those who have passed their Class XII Examination in 2018, 2019 or those who are appearing for their Class XII examination in 2020 are eligible to appear in JEE Main 2020.

There is no age bar for appearing in the JEE Main. The candidate, however, must meet the age limit criteria of the individual Institutes.  

The state code of eligibility for improvement candidates will be the one from where they originally passed the Class XII Board.

For the Indian nationals passing the equivalent qualifying examination from an institution located abroad, the state of eligibility will be determined on the basis of their respective permanent address in India as mentioned in the Passport of individual candidates.

Candidate passed or appearing Class XII from NIOS should select the state of eligibility according to the state in which the study centre was located.

Yes, the application form can be corrected during the correction window opened by the authorities prior to the release of admit cards.

Yes, it is accepted! The candidates, however, are advised to upload an image with date and name as per the instructions.

The candidate must login to their registered account after submitting the application form to check the fee status on their respective dashboards. 

Candidates must note that the syllabus for JEE Advanced is not same as JEE Main. One should go to the official website and check the most recent syllabus. 

JEE Main syllabus for Paper I encompasses topics and chapters studied by students in Class XII qualifying examination. JEE Main syllabus for Paper I encompasses topics and chapters studied by students in Class XII qualifying examination.
JEE Main Paper II for B Arch contains questions from Mathematics and Aptitude. A drawing test is also conducted.
JEE Main Paper III contains Mathematics, Aptitude and Planning Based Questions.

Yes, instead of two papers, there will be three separate papers for BE, B Tech , B Arch and B Planning.

No, the use of calculators is strictly prohibited in the JEE Main exam.

No, even log tables are not allowed in any exam.

According to NTA, a student can attempt JEE Main exam twice in an academic session. As per academic and age eligibility criteria, however, a candidate can appear in the JEE Exam for three consecutive years.

Candidates from Nepal, Bhutan or Bangladesh will have to apply for JEE Main 2020 under Foreign category. No reservation or specific quota has been identified for them.

The JEE Main - January 2020 session was conducted between January 6, 2020 and January 11, 2020. Results have been declared. The JEE Main - April 2020 session will be conducted between April 3, 2020 and April 9, 2020.

JEE Main 2020 is being conducted by the National Testing Agency. 

Authorities of the JEE-Main follow the curriculum of NCERT while setting the question paper. One must follow the NCERT books. It, however, is also very essential that the students go through the previous year question papers of JEE Main too.