JEE Main 2017: Result Date and What's Next
New Delhi:
Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) recently concluded the JEE Main 2017 exam. The exam was conducted in both online and offline mode at 113 different centres including 9 centres outside India. JEE Main is one of the most anticipated exams as it opens pathway for students in the field of engineering. Candidates who have appeared for the JEE Main exam are now waiting anxiously for the results. According to the schedule published on the JEE Main 2017 website, the result for JEE Main 2017 will be declared by April 27.
Before the board declares the JEE Main 2017 result, it will first publish the official answer key along with images of OMR sheet for candidates who appeared in the pen-paper based exam and answer keys for computer-based exam on the official website. The answer key would be published during April 18-22. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their responses and match it with the official answer key to estimate their score.
Such candidates who are not satisfied with the captured responses may challenge it by filling online application form. The fee per question is Rs. 1000. The link to challenge responses would be available on the JEE Main website till April 22, 2017.
The final result will be prepared after resolution of the challenges received. Candidates who are in the top 2,20,000 by scoring positive marks in paper I of JEE Main 2017 will be considered qualified for JEE Advanced 2017. Such candidates can then register on the JEE Advanced website. For candidates who qualify JEE Main (including those who choose to appear in JEE Advanced) a centralized counselling process will be conducted based on their All India Rank.
Before the board declares the JEE Main 2017 result, it will first publish the official answer key along with images of OMR sheet for candidates who appeared in the pen-paper based exam and answer keys for computer-based exam on the official website. The answer key would be published during April 18-22. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their responses and match it with the official answer key to estimate their score.
Such candidates who are not satisfied with the captured responses may challenge it by filling online application form. The fee per question is Rs. 1000. The link to challenge responses would be available on the JEE Main website till April 22, 2017.
The final result will be prepared after resolution of the challenges received. Candidates who are in the top 2,20,000 by scoring positive marks in paper I of JEE Main 2017 will be considered qualified for JEE Advanced 2017. Such candidates can then register on the JEE Advanced website. For candidates who qualify JEE Main (including those who choose to appear in JEE Advanced) a centralized counselling process will be conducted based on their All India Rank.
