In a ground breaking development that's set to transform India's premier engineering entrance examination landscape, the Joint Admission Board (JAB) has announced that candidates appearing for JEE Advanced 2025 will now be eligible for three attempts, up from the previous limit of two attempts. This landmark decision affects millions of engineering aspirants across the country.
The Joint Admission Board has confirmed that starting with JEE Advanced 2025:
According to educational experts, this change is expected to affect:
"This decision aims to reduce examination stress and provide additional opportunities to talented students," stated the JAB spokesperson. "The change will be implemented from JEE Advanced 2025, giving students adequate time to adjust their preparation strategies."
After this news was released Pracbee teaching experts have concluded it to be a great move by the authorities as the burden of the students is reduced significantly. With the increase in attempts students will have ample time to revise and prepare for the exam if due to some reasons the student did not do well in their previous attempts.
Leading IIT professors and coaching experts have welcomed this move:
Dr. Rajesh Kumar, IIT Delhi : "This is a student-friendly decision that acknowledges the intense competition and preparation required for JEE Advanced. The extra attempt will particularly benefit students from non-urban backgrounds."
The coaching industry has responded positively to this development:
Previous System:
New System:
Initial responses from students have been overwhelmingly positive:
The JAB is expected to release detailed guidelines regarding:
Education experts recommend:
1. Maintaining focus on current preparation
2. Avoiding complacency due to extra attempt
3. Using the change as a strategic advantage rather than a fall-back
This policy change is expected to:
The announcement marks a significant shift in India's technical education landscape, potentially setting a precedent for other competitive examinations.
Note: Students are advised to follow official channels for updates and detailed guidelines regarding this change.