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One day to go...Education Minister Mr Pokhriyal will announce the dates and eligibility criteria of JEE Advanced 2021 on January 7, 6 PM. Along with the date and eligibility, the education minister may also announce other important details. These may include an increase in the number of attempts for the JEE Advanced 2021 exam exactly like JEE Main examination. Thus, the event may put the major concerns of students regarding the engineering entrance examinations to rest.
This year IIT Kharagpur will organise JEE Advanced.
Who can participate in JEE Advanced 2021 right now?
2.5 lakh top rankers of JEE Main 2021 will qualify for JEE Advanced 2021. Further, those who cleared JEE Main 2020 but could not appear for the advanced stage due to COVID-19 situation can appear for the exam. As a one-time exception, the National Testing Agency (NTA) has allowed the latter BTech candidates to directly appear for JEE Advanced 2021.
What are students' major concerns?
Many students have thus put forward some requests. Of this, an increased number of attempts and removal of 75% criteria to be eligible for IIT admission, top.
Give a extra attempt to the ones who have exhausted their 2 attempts in 2020
— ANUDHYAN #TeamShreya (@AnudhyanDatta) January 5, 2021
Another student stated, "Sir please remove 75% criteria and give 3rd attempt for jee advanced 2021 please."
Sir please remove 75% criteria and give 3rd attempt for jee advanced 2021 please
— Mohammad Aasim (@Mohamma35794347) January 5, 2021
Please please remove 75% in board exams criteria for admission to IITs in 2021 for those students who gave board exams in 2020. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
— Prashant Kumar (@Prashan29818314) January 5, 2021
Sir plz remove 75% criteria from Jeemains and Advance 2021 because of partial cancellation of exam and Covid in 2020 boards @DG_NTA@IITKgp
— Aman (@Aman54582222) January 5, 2021
The request is endless
@EduMinOfIndia @DG_NTA Please remove 75% criteria for the students who appeared in XII class in 2020
As for those students last year it was relaxed so it should be relaxed this year also for same students@IndiaToday @ndtv @DrRPNishank #scrap75criteriafordroppers#donotloosehope pic.twitter.com/QWfhk9URDl— Shruti Sharma (@im_shrutisharma) January 5, 2021
This student asked for a third attempt as he had COVID-19 during the JEE Advanced 2020 exams. He says, "Sir, have exhausted my two
Sir have exhausted my two attempt of jee ... Please sir give me third chance for JEE advanced exam.#3rd_Attempt_JeeAdvanced Sir I couldn't revised my whole syllabus due covid19 infection to me and My family before JEE mains exam. And I missed also to JEEAdvance @EduMinOfIndia pic.twitter.com/CCBdzYeYqZ
— Tejas (@Tejas74592875) January 5, 2021
Asking 2019 pass out students to participate in Advanced 2021, this student hopes that EduMin will give them a chance.
#3rd_Attempt_JeeAdva anced
Please allow 2019 12th passout students to attend JEE advanced in 2021 after qualifying JEE Main 2021
Hope you will give us a chance sir.🙏🙏 pic.twitter.com/gHgZve7T8c— Aspirant (@engg_aspirant) January 5, 2021
Various engineering and architecture aspirants hope to get admissions to the graduate colleges via JEE 2021 entrance exams. Thus, the requests are genuine to reduce JEE 2021 syllabus or to give multiple attempts for JEE Advanced 2021. Meanwhile, the 2019 JEE Main candidates are requesting to appear for JEE Advanced.