IIT-JEE
IIT JEE-Advanced is an academic assessment that tests applicants' skills and knowledge in physics, chemistry, and math ¹. Here are some key points about the IIT JEE exam ² ¹: - Organising Institute: One of the seven zonal IITs (on a round-robin rotation pattern) - Type: CBT (Computer Based Test) - Exam Pattern: - Paper 1: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics - Paper 2: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (Both papers are compulsory) - Syllabus: Class XI and Class XII topics from Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry - Language: English and Hindi - Duration: 3 hours - Frequency: Annually - Purpose: For admission to the Bachelor's programs in the Indian Institutes of Technology
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Here is a description of the IIT JEE exam ¹: - Acronym: JEE-Advanced - Type: CBT (Computer Based Test) - Organising Institute: One of the seven zonal IITs (on a round-robin rotation pattern) - Paper 1: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics - Paper 2: Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (Both papers are compulsory) - Syllabus: Class XI and Class XII topics from Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry - Language: English and Hindi - Duration: 3 hours - Frequency: Annually - Purpose: For admission to the Bachelor's programs in the Indian Institutes of Technology - Other details: - One of the toughest exams in the world - High school students typically prepare for several years to take this exam - Seats are allocated on the basis of the JEE-Advanced score - The exam is also used as a possible basis for admission by Indian applicants to non-Indian universities - The IIT-JEE was first conducted in 1961 as Common Entrance Exam (CEE)
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