Cracking the IIT JEE examination is the dream of every student who aspires to be an engineer. It is also one of the toughest entrance examinations conducted in India and the competition in the examination is quite high. It serves not only as a gateway to a promising and bright future but also earns you a name and respect in the society.

About IIT JEE Exam

JEE stands for Joint Entrance Examination and it is an entrance examinations for Architecture & Engineering aspirants. There are three phases of JEE examinations which are: Mains, Advanced and Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT).

IIT JEE Main Exam

Mains examination is conducted in online mode in the months of January and April. NITs and many other prestigious engineering institutions grant admissions to aspirants on the basis of marks scored in this examination.

Students have to score a minimum qualifying mark in this exam to be able to sit in the JEE Advanced exam. The exam pattern is given in the table below:

Subject	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks
Physics	30	120
Chemistry	30	120
Mathematics	30	120

For every right answer, the candidate is awarded 4 marks and for every wrong answer 1 mark is deducted.

IIT JEE Advanced Exam

This exam is more difficult than the Mains examination and students who qualify JEE Mains and score above 75% in board examinations can appear for this examination. If the candidate qualifies this exam, they are allotted courses and campuses in accordance to their score and choice. The exam pattern is given in the table below:

JEE B Arch (AAT)

Candidates who wish to pursue Architecture as their career, need to take this examination. The exam pattern is given in the table below:

Subject	No. of Questions	Maximum Marks
Mathematics	30	120
Aptitude	50	200
Drawing	2	70
Total	82	390

TIPS TO CRACK IIT JEE MAINS AND ADVANCE

• Know your syllabus, make a study plan and stick to it
• Study the topics that you learnt in your classroom on the very day, practice problems on that topic, revise what was taught to you earlier.
• Always remember that practice makes a person perfect.
• Always have a clear concept, never hesitate to ask questions from your teachers.
• Practice to make your calculations faster.
• Never skip tests, identify your weak areas and practice more to strengthen those areas
• Remember, Mock tests are a must
• Solving one book entirely is considered better over trying to solve many books.
• Always refresh your memories with frequent revisions.
• It may happen that you feel low and frustrated. Talk to your parents, teachers and seniors in such circumstances.
• Sleep well and eat healthy.