JEE Main 2023 April Session: The Joint Entrance Examination — JEE Main 2023 (January session) was held between January 24 and February 1, 2023. Almost 8.6 lakh applicants had signed up. The exam’s January result has been made public. Nevertheless, following the JEE Main (April) test, the Common Rank List for JEE Main 2023 will be accessible in the third week of April 2023.
Candidates who participated in either/both of the JEE Main sessions in January 2023 and April 2023 will be ranked based on the higher of their two scores.
Together with candidate information and the percentage earned, the common rank list will provide the candidates’ All India and Category ranks.
The criteria for admission to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs will be based on JEE Main rank. Nobody needs to worry if they didn’t perform well in the January session since everyone has another chance to do better in the April session.
10 Tips to score well in JEE Main 2023 April Session?
1. It’s crucial that you can always answer any question from the chapters or topics you deem simple. You must, however, respond to certain questions regarding these subjects even if you are already knowledgeable about them after reading these chapters.
2. Avoid starting new books or chapters before the exam since this might damage your confidence.
3. Your quickness, precision, and time management will be crucial factors in your JEE Main (April) 2023 success.
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4. Have a good outlook and stay focused during the preparation process. Gaining the ideal score also requires maintaining confidence and composure while taking the test.
5. You’ll need more practice for the Moderate Chapters, so set aside some time each day to make sure you’ve finished answering all the questions from those chapters.
6. Keep an eye on your speed and accuracy, since these factors are crucial to how well you fix the work.
7. Practice questions from the JEE Main Papers of the previous year as well as from the JEE 2023 January session.
8. Finish your coursework on schedule.
9. Review your material and take Mock Tests online mode from reliable sources throughout the time between your board examinations to ensure consistency in your studying.
10. Ask your topic lecturers for clarification on your uncertainties and consult them if you have any conceptual issues or problems that you can’t figure out.
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