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<strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> <strong>2018</strong>: Here are the rules students<br />
need to keep in mind for the examination
<strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> <strong>2018</strong> is just a few days away and tensions are<br />
currently running high. While the focus should be on the<br />
last minute revision and preparation process, the <strong>JEE</strong><br />
<strong>Main</strong> aspirants often fail to be aware of the various rules<br />
and regulations set up for <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> <strong>2018</strong>. Why is it<br />
important to know the rules? Because these rules will<br />
help you to know what the limitations are i.e., what to<br />
carry or not, what is allowed and what is not and so on.<br />
The do’s and don’ts for <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> exam compiled in this<br />
article will let you know what you can and cannot do<br />
during the national engineering entrance examination.<br />
We also bring you the details for the <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> kit that<br />
you can make and ensure you carry the requisite<br />
documents to the exam centre.
Before starting, know the exam schedule:<br />
Particulars<br />
a) Entry in the Examination Hall<br />
for frisking<br />
Paper-I (for<br />
(B.E./B.Tech.) exam<br />
timing<br />
Paper-II (B.Arch./B.<br />
Planning.) exam timings<br />
7:00 am onwards 12:45 am onwards<br />
b) Distribution of Test Booklet 09:20 am 13:50 am<br />
c) Seal of the Test Booklet to be<br />
broken/ opened to take out the<br />
Answer Sheet<br />
d) Last entry in the Examination<br />
Hall<br />
09:25 am 13:55 pm<br />
09:30 am 14:00 pm<br />
e) Test commences 09:30 am 14:00 pm<br />
f) Test concludes 12:30 pm 17:00 pm
The online <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> <strong>2018</strong> exam will be conducted on 15 and<br />
16 April (Sunday and Monday) respectively. The schedule for<br />
the exam is as follows<br />
Particulars<br />
a) Entry in the Examination Hall<br />
for frisking<br />
b) Last entry in the Examination<br />
Hall<br />
Paper-I<br />
(B.E./B.Tech.) first<br />
shift timing<br />
Paper-I (B.E./B.Tech.)<br />
second shift timings<br />
7:00 am onwards 12:45 pm onwards<br />
09:30 am 14:30 pm<br />
c) Test commences 09:30 am 14:30 pm<br />
d) Test concludes 12:30 am 17: 30 pm<br />
a) Entry in the Examination Hall<br />
for frisking<br />
b) Last entry in the Examination<br />
Hall<br />
7:00 am onwards 12:45 pm onwards<br />
09:30 am 14:30 pm
Make your <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> Kit<br />
<strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> Admit Card – It is advisable to carry at least two copies of admit card (colour<br />
printouts) so that you have a backup in case you misplace one<br />
Photo Identity Card- In case of <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> CBT, it is mandatory to carry a valid photo ID -<br />
College/School ID Card, Driving License, and Passport.<br />
PwD Certificate in the prescribed format only for candidates who have applied under this<br />
category<br />
Clip Board – A clean and clear exam board with no marks will be allowed in
If you are writing the <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> Paper II,<br />
carry the following:<br />
• A geometry box<br />
• Eraser<br />
• Pencils<br />
• Colour pencils<br />
• Clipboard<br />
• Crayons<br />
If you are diabetic, you will be allowed to carry sugar tablets or fruits<br />
such as banana, apple or orange and a transparent bottle of water. Don’t<br />
carry packed foods such as chocolate, candy or sandwich as these will<br />
not be allowed.
General Do’s and Don’ts for <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong><br />
<strong>2018</strong><br />
When you step into the examination centre, there are some<br />
particular things that you should keep in mind. One of the major<br />
things that you should do is to keep calm. Being relaxed and<br />
calm is the best way to deal with stress. Whether you are doing<br />
your final minute preparation or standing in front of the<br />
examination centre, remember to stay focused and relaxed.<br />
Following are some of the rules and regulations you should<br />
follow during the <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> examination.
• Silence is the golden key – Do remember that it is imperative to remain silent during the<br />
examination. Avoid making any kind of noise and getting engaged in conversations and<br />
disturbance as you may be debarred.<br />
• Unfair means is a huge NO-NO – Do refrain from carrying any kind of unfair means to the<br />
centre. If discovered, you will be disqualified from the examination and may lead to<br />
cancellation of candidature for a stipulated time period.<br />
• Admit Card is important – Do remember to carry your admit card to the examination<br />
centre. Without the admit card, you will not be allowed to attempt the examination.<br />
• Instructions are to be followed – Do read all of the instructions provided in the<br />
examination paper.<br />
• Submission of Correct Information – Do make sure to fill the correct roll number in the<br />
answer sheet. The test booklet code and answer sheet number should also be written<br />
correctly in the attendance sheet. Failure to submit the correction information may lead to<br />
problems in accessing <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong> result later on.<br />
Some rules are present in <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong>, which are not meant to be broken. By following certain<br />
regulations, you can ensure a smooth examination process. The certain dont’s for <strong>JEE</strong> <strong>Main</strong><br />
are listed below:
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