JEE Advanced is the examination that the students have to give to only get admission in the IITs of India. This exam is the sole prerequisite for admission to the IITs. The difference between JEE Main and JEE Advanced is that through JEE Mains, one can also get admission in IITs, NITs, and some other colleges of India.

There are some other colleges apart from IIT that use JEE Advanced scores for admission. Let us see the latest information about JEE advanced 2021 below.

Exam pattern

The JEE Advanced exams are for 3 hours & for the PWD candidates, it is for 4 hours. There are three sections in both the papers & both of them have Physics, Chemistry, and Maths as their main subjects. The exam has a concept of full, partial and zero marks.

The pattern for papers for all three subjects is the same. Section 1 has MCQs with one or more correct answers. The total number of questions in this is 6. The second section has Numerical value answer type questions. There are altogether eight questions in this section.

Section 3 is a paragraph based question that has 2 paragraphs, each having 2 MCQs with one correct answer only. There are four questions in the third section. There are altogether 54 questions in each paper. The total marks for both papers are 188 each.

Qualification for JEE Advanced 2021

To give the JEE Advanced examinations, the candidates must have done their 12th from any board. They might have given some other equivalent exams to the 12th board as that is applicable too. The candidates who have appeared for the 2021 board exams for the 12th standard are also entirely eligible for JEE Advanced 2021 examinations.

Why was the exam postponed?

The JEE Advanced 2021 exams got postponed for three months from July 3rd to October 3rd because of the ongoing pandemic in India. India was severely hit by the Covid second wave because of which most of the exams in India were either cancelled or postponed.

Preparation Tips

Here are a few preparation tips for the JEE Advanced 2021 examinations that can help the candidates.

1. Prepare for the mock tests because that is the best way to prepare for this entrance.
2. Make sure the first thing you do is know the entire syllabus and exam pattern from Day 1. It helps in preparing accordingly.
3. Have all the study materials and books ready with you from Day 1.
4. Manage your time perfectly.
5. Always solve the previous year’s question papers
6. Take frequent breaks for refreshments every day
7. Keep revising

Also, check out the review of JEE Main third edition exam.

The Commission for Air Quality Management in Delhi NCR noticed due to increasing pollution in the city to put forward the revised schedule of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) IV. Due to this notice, all schools in Delhi NCR may need to stop conducting physical Classes for 6 to 9 and Class 11 and conduct classes in an online mode.

This notice further declares that all public, municipal, and private offices would work at 50% strength and the rest of the employees would work from home. Also, the central government may have to make appropriate decisions about allowing work from home for all the employees in the central government offices.

The GRAP IV document then further states, “NCR state govts and GNC’I’D decide on discontinuing physical classes even for classes VI-IX, class XI and conduct lessons in an online mode. NClt State governments, CNCTD to decide on allowing public, municipal, and private offices to work on 50% strength and the rest to work from home.” the official GRAP notification read.

“‘Children, the elderly, and those with respiratory, cardiovascular, cerebrovascular or other chronic diseases to avoid outdoor activities and stay indoors, as much as possible,’ reads the GRAP IV notice.

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Conclusion:

As Delhi NCR battles alarming pollution levels, implementing GRAP IV could lead to significant shifts in daily routines, including transitioning schools to online learning and reducing in-office attendance. These steps are essential to safeguard public health and improve air quality in the region. Residents must follow guidelines and support these emergency measures to mitigate the impact of pollution collectively.