NEW DELHI: In the forthcoming JEE-Main 2024, an overwhelming majority of candidates – three out of four – have opted to take both sessions of the exam, indicating a growing trend towards maximising opportunities for scoring and improving ranks.
Registration data for the April session reveals that 48.3% of candidates have chosen to sit for both sessions, with an additional 27.9% opting to register again for the second session.This trend mirrors that of Jan session, for which a record-breaking 12.2 lakh candidates had registered, and 33.3% of them were female.
Registration data for the April session reveals that 48.3% of candidates have chosen to sit for both sessions, with an additional 27.9% opting to register again for the second session.This trend mirrors that of Jan session, for which a record-breaking 12.2 lakh candidates had registered, and 33.3% of them were female.
The April session has also witnessed a significant surge in registrations, with 11.9 lakh aspirants signing up for the exam. The decision of 3.4 lakh candidates to migrate from the Jan to the April session underscores the desire among students to seize the opportunity to enhance their scores and rankings.
The final merit list will be announced by the NTA based on best of two scores for those candidates who are going to appear for both sessions.
JEE-Main continues to hold its position as the third-largest entrance test in India. The top 2.6 lakh candidates from JEE-Main will qualify for the JEE (Advanced) test, the gateway to admission into the prestigious IITs.