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Due to a date conflict with board exams, JEE Mains 2022 has been postponed. The NTA has rescheduled JEE Mains 2022 Examination due to a date conflict with board exams.
The schedule for the nationwide Joint Entrance Examination (Main) - 2022 has been postponed by the National Testing Agency (NTA). The examination has been postponed in response to student concerns that JEE Mains 2022 Session 1 will conflict with their board exams. The JEE Mains 2022 examination, which was originally scheduled to take place in April 2022, has been postponed until May 2022.
According to the NTA, the decision to postpone JEE Main 2022 was made after students expressed concerns about the exam date conflicting with their board exams.
"In the meantime, representations are being received from candidates seeking a change of dates for Session 1 of JEE (Main) - 2022 on account of their Board Exam dates clashing with the JEE (Main) - 2022 Session 1," the agency said in an official statement.
"The National Testing Agency has decided to reschedule the dates forJEE (Main) - 2022 Session 1 given the student community's continuous demand and support," it continued.
The following were the previously announced JEE Mains 2022 - Session 1 dates:
The NTA has announced the following JEE Mains 2022 postponed dates:
The NTA has also stated that city notification will be announced in the first week of April 2022, and admit card download will begin in the second week of April 2022.
1. Use the Revision Notes and Flashcards on a Regular Basis
Go over your previously prepared notes while revising any unit. This will aid in the strengthening of concepts in your memory, making their application much easier. If you haven't made flashcards before, don't waste your time doing so now. Although flashcards would have made recollection easier, your notes will suffice.
2. Make a detailed study schedule and stick to it.
Understand each and every topic covered in the JEE Syllabus and create a study plan accordingly. Make a schedule for all of your breaks, sleep cycles, and study time, and stick to it. Set goals and make them a part of your daily routine. Depending on your comfort level, you can set goals on a daily or weekly basis. Set time limits for practise questions and make sure they help you manage your time during the JEE Exam.
3. When revising, don't worry about learning anything new.
You should only use your revision time to review units that you have already learned. At this point, don't concentrate on learning any new concepts because doing so could undermine your confidence.
4. Review past year's question papers and mock tests extensively.
It is preferable to practise questions from previous years' question papers after studying certain concepts. It will assist you in assessing or analyzing your level of preparation for JEE exams. Solving last year's question papers will boost your confidence while improving your exam attitude. Don't forget to take some mock practice tests. Practice a variety of application-based questions from previous examinations. These tests should be completed to learn how to manage time and pressure during the actual exam. As a result, you should create conditions as close to ideal as possible to the real situation, with no distractions.
5. Make Time for Breaks and Maintain a Healthy Sleep Cycle:
Make sure you get enough rest and stick to a regular sleep schedule. Studying for the entire day or night is impossible. Because your brain does most of the heavy lifting, you should give it plenty of time to rest. After a break, you may notice that revisiting difficult questions becomes less taxing. A good night's sleep will keep you motivated and help you stay positive during your preparations.
Remember to use these revision tips. These will assist you in properly preparing for the exams.
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