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JEE Main January vs April Attempt: Which Score Counts and Strategy

Two attempts, one rank. Here's how to plan both attempts strategically.

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Two attempts, one rank. Here's how to plan both attempts strategically.

What You Need to Know

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Remember: JEE is one exam. Your career is built on thousands of decisions you'll make after this.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this information?

This guide is based on JoSAA counselling data, previous year cutoffs, and experiences shared by students. Cutoffs vary each year, so use this as a guide, not a guarantee.

When are JEE Main results usually declared?

JEE Main results are typically declared within 2 weeks of the exam. January attempt results come in February, April attempt results come in May.

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