To gain admission to the most prestigious engineering colleges in India, one needs to crack the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE). JEE is held in two steps: the JEE Mains and the JEE Advanced. Meeting the cutoff for the JEE Mains will make the student eligible to appear for the JEE Advanced.
Conducted by the National Testing Agency, JEE Main serves as the primary screening test for engineering aspirants. This preliminary exam serves as an evaluation of the candidate's comprehension, analytical, and problem-solving skills in subjects like physics, chemistry, and mathematics. Candidates have the opportunity to appear for the JEE Main multiple times, increasing their chances of scoring a higher score. JEE Main scores are also crucial for securing admissions to premier institutions in India, including the National Institute of Technology (NITs), Indian Institutes of Information Technology (IIITs), and government-funded technical institutes (GFTIs).
JEE Advanced is the next level to face after JEE Mains. Considered one of the most challenging engineering entrance exams globally, only candidates who cleared JEE Mains are eligible to write it. JEE Advanced is the gateway to securing a spot in the most prestigious engineering colleges in India, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs). Unlike JEE Mains, candidates can attempt JEE Advanced only twice in consecutive years.
At Zephyr, we understand the differences between JEE Mains and Advanced and have tailored our courses to accommodate them. We provide comprehensive training, focusing on building a strong foundation and conceptual understanding for both exams. Our experienced faculty, cutting-edge technology, and comprehensive learning resources ensure that our students have the best chance to crack the exam.
