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    Tips to Practice JEE Main Computer-Based Mock Tests at Home

    Attempting JEE Main online for the first time, here are some interesting tips to attempt the Computer Based Mock Tests at home. 

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    Feb 8, 2023, 2:44 PM IST
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    • What is a Computer Based Test or CBT?
    • Tips to Practice JEE Main Computer-Based Mock Tests at Home
    • Register for JEE Mains 2023 Mock Test
    • FAQs

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    JEE Main is amongst the most difficult entrance exams, especially for students who aim to study at India’s best engineering colleges like IITs and NITs. To crack these exams, the students should be ready with the right exam preps. Taking mock tests is the best way to strengthen your JEE preparation. If you’re attempting JEE Main online for the first time, we recommend you take Computer Based Mock Tests at home. 

    It is very important to understand the way Computer Based Tests and their features work before giving the JEE online test. Otherwise, on exam day, you will be busy figuring out about the CBT interface, but if you give online mock tests, you will be familiar with everything. This will save you time, and you will be able to perform better. 

    What is a Computer Based Test or CBT?

    Let’s find out what CBT is in JEE. CBT is the short form of Computer Based Online Test. You just have to follow the instructions of the online test while attempting JEE online, you can either use a laptop, computer, or tablet. In the JEE examination, you don’t have to write long answers or ask for extra sheets, rather you will be attempting objective type-in numerical questions.

    If you have previously taken JEE exam or previous year’s papers, mock tests, or sample tests, you might be already familiar with the pattern. But nowadays, you can also give online mock tests to experience real interfaces. Here are some of the features of Online JEE Main Mock Tests: 

    • The approach for attempting CBT is different from pen-paper exams.
    • The questions appear on the screen along with the options. 
    • For answering the questions, students have to click on the correct options and move to the next question. 
    • Students are also provided with rough sheets for problem-solving exercises or rough work.

    Tips to Practice JEE Main Computer-Based Mock Tests at Home

    1. Read the Instructions Carefully

    Students get extra time to read the instructions, so if you think skipping instructions will give you more time to give the examination, you’re probably wrong. The instructions will give you important information and tips you need to know to attempt the exam. 

    2. Read the Question Paper Thoroughly

    If you have appeared for online exams, one thing you may notice is that the next question only appears after answering the previous question, there’s no option to view the entire question paper. However, in JEE online exam or mock test for JEE Mains 2023, you get an option to view the entire question paper, so that you can read all the questions in advance. 

    The best strategy to score better in JEE Main 2023 is to read the question paper and then decide which part or questions you want to answer first. 

    3. Generously Use the Review it Later Features

    The best thing about JEE online test interface is, it indicates the answer status of the questions. You can go back to the questions that have not been visited or answered. If you are not sure about the answer, set the question for reviewing later (mark for review and next). You can go back to the question later and then make changes accordingly. 

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    4. Change the Language of the Question if You’re Unable to Understand it

     In case you’re facing difficulty in understanding the question, you will find an option to change the language of the question. You will find an option “change language”, understand it well, solve the question and move to the other question. 

    5. Be Careful About the Numerical Values

    For practicing numerical questions, you can solve JEE practice tests, and JEE Mains 2023 mock test online. On your JEE Exam, you will be practicing calculations on the rough sheet, so make sure that you’re writing the correct values. One wrong value can give you a wrong answer, leading to negative marking, and loss of time. 

    6. If You’re Not Completely Sure about the Answer, Move to the Next Question

    If you’re aiming to complete the paper in a short amount of time, you may end up choosing an inadequate answer. Always remember that you should not choose an answer until and unless you are not 100% sure about it. Because you can always come back and answer the question again. If you are worried about dividing time among different subjects equally, JEE sample test paper and online mock tests will surely help you while attempting JEE Mains online test. 

    Also see: Tips to Practice JEE Main Computer-Based Mock Tests at Home

    7. Don’t Panic in Case of a Computer Shut Down

    You should always be prepared for the worst-case scenario. Sometimes technical issues may or may not take place during JEE Main online exam.  If by chance you end up in such a situation where your computer faces a technical glitch, stay calm and ask your parents to fix it. Once it’s fixed, the exam will resume from the same point where you once left it. So, it’s best to stay calm and not panic in such situations. 

    8. Don’t Check out the Timer Every Few Minutes

    To keep you on track and prevent you from spending too much time on a single question, there will be a timer on the left on the computer screen while taking JEE Mains online exam. If you keep looking at it every 10 minutes, it can make you nervous. To keep nervousness at bay, avoid looking at the clock. 

    Hope these tips will help you while attempering JEE Main computer-based test. It’s always a better idea to practice more and more, before any competitive exam, so that you know how to handle situations instead of panicking at the end moment. If you’re looking for JEE resources, sample papers, or questions, you can browse our JEE archive section where you will not only find previous year question paper but also their detailed answers. 

    FAQs

    1. How is JEE online exam conducted?

    JEE Main Online Test is a Computer Based Exam, which is conducted online using the internet (LAN) to make it secure and safe from interruptions. In JEE Main online test, the question paper appears on the screen along with the options. The online option is only available for B.E/BTech courses. 

    2. Is JEE Exam online or offline?

    JEE Main is held online (computer-based mode) for B.E/BTech courses for 90 MCQs carrying 300 marks. Whereas BArch is conducted in parts, the online part is for mathematics and aptitude tests, meanwhile, the second part (drawing test) for 82 questions carrying 400 marks is conducted in offline mode.  

    3. What if my JEE Main is not cleared?

    If a candidate fails to crack JEE or does not get the eligible rank for taking JEE Advanced, then there’s no need to worry. India has a wide network of universities/colleges. Most of them even have their own entrance exams, you can attempt those exams. However, these colleges/institutes also accept JEE Mains scores for granting admission in engineering. You can also reappear for JEE Main & JEE Advanced, and to stay ahead of other students, enroll in Aakash JEE Repeater Course for both JEE Main & Advanced. 

    4. Why are mock tests important for JEE Mains?

    Mock tests are important for all those candidates who are appearing for competitive exams like JEE Main. It makes them more confident and comfortable with the computer-based exam. It can also help them get in touch with the relevant question from the previous year’s question papers. So the more the number of mock tests attended by a candidate more will be the benefit.
    5. What is a good score in JEE Mains mock test?
    A JEE Main score of 250 or higher is considered to be good and a JEE Mains score of 85-95 percentile is ideal for getting into NITs and IITs through the exam
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