From 2018 onwards, the National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct the most popular entrance exam i.e., Joint Entrance Exam Main (JEE Main). Earlier, this exam was conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in offline mode (pen paper based) or computer based test (CBT), the National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct JEE Main twice a year in fully computer based test mode. Students can appear for JEE Main in January and April. NTA is going to set-up 2697 computer practice centres for JEE Main 2019, so that students can practice there at free of cost and get familiar with the computer based test. The agency is also planning to launch a mobile application (for android and IOS) through which students can easily locate the centres and register themselves. The registration has been started for 2697 practice centres for JEE Main 2019. Read here how to register for these practice centres on the official website (nta.ac.in).
The government is also planning to turn these practice centres into teaching centres for economically weaker students. The teaching centres will definitely help such talented students from rural and semi-urban areas want to take coaching to fulfill their dream of getting into IITs, NITs and IIITs, but because of their financial constraints the private coaching is impossible for them. These centres will not charge any fees by the talented students.
Earlier, most of the students opted for the OMR based mode (pen paper based) instead of computer based test (for JEE Main) as they were familiar with that mode. Now, JEE Main will be conducted in fully computer based test mode, so it is very important for students to get familiar with the computer mode test. Students can take the following advantages/benefits:
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The registration has been started for 2697 practice centres for JEE Main 2019. Read this article to know how you can register yourself for these practice centres on the official website (nta.ac.in).