The registration process for the JEE Main April 2024 session has officially begun. Candidates who wish to appear for the nation’s largest engineering entrance exam must submit their applications by February 24.
Meanwhile, the results for the January session are expected to be released on February 12, after the successful completion of all examination shifts.
Key Registration Guidelines for JEE Main April Session
According to career counseling expert Amit Ahuja, students who previously registered for the January session should log in with their existing application number and password to complete the process for the April session.
⚠ Important Instructions:
✔ Use your existing application number to avoid multiple registrations.
✔ Do not create a new registration for the April session if you have already appeared in January.
✔ Multiple applications from the same student can lead to cancellation of both registrations by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
✔ NTA ranks are based on the highest NTA score obtained from both sessions, so students who wish to improve their performance should apply for the April session.
In previous years, students who submitted multiple applications faced issues, with their results being withheld by the NTA due to discrepancies.
JEE Main 2024 April Session: Expected Number of Applicants
📌 January Session: 13.78 lakh students registered.
📌 April Session: Expected to cross 15 lakh registrations.
Based on previous trends, an additional 2 lakh students are likely to apply for the April session, increasing overall competition.
Final Reminder for Aspirants
📅 Last Date for Application: February 24, 2024
📝 January Session Result Date: February 12, 2024
🚀 Advised for students who wish to improve their scores
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