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Home » Entrance Exams » NEET 2021, JEE Main 2021 Exam Dates depend on CBSE Board Time Table for Class 12; No Change In Exam

NEET 2021, JEE Main 2021 Exam Dates depend on CBSE Board Time Table for Class 12; No Change In Exam

With schools not yet reopened, completion of syllabus is the biggest challenge before the boards. Until that is resolved, or the decision is taken to cut syllabus for board exams, decision on class 12 board exam dates are getting delayed - further delaying announcement of JEE, NEET 2021.

by Anwesha Bose
November 18, 2020
in Entrance Exams
Reading Time: 2 mins read
NEET 2021 Date

As per a report today in a leading Hindi daily, NTA has assured that NEET 2021 and JEE Main 2021 will be held. The decision on exam date for the exams will be taken soon after CBSE decides the exam dates for class 12 board exams. 

The report in Amar Ujala cites NTA Director General Vineet Joshi.

More than 10 lakh medical aspirants, and an equal number of engineering aspirants all over India are waiting anxiously for the exam dates of NEET and JEE exams. In this regard, the following important points have been conveyed in today’s news.

First of all, there will not be any changes in the form or mode of the JEE, NEET exams. That is JEE will be computer based test and NEET will be pen and paper mode test. 

Next, the CBSE 12th date sheet 2021 will play an important role in the exam dates of the engineering and medical entrance exams. So students can expect the entrance exam dates only after CBSE issues the board exam time tables. 

CBSE could announce the 2021 board exam date sheet next week!

Last year CBSE conducted the class 12 board exams from 15 February to 30 March. The JEE Main January exam was held from 06 to 09 January, and the April exam was initially scheduled from 03 to 09 April (later rescheduled to September due to the pandemic). The National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) was scheduled on 03 May.

This year, CBSE may postpone the board exams. As per reports of previous months, the board is planning to delay the exams by 45 to 60 days. 

State boards of Maharashtra and Gujarat are also delaying their board exams to May. 

The biggest reason behind the postponement of board exams is the issue of reopening of schools; until now, states have not gone ahead with full reopening of schools keeping the health and safety of students in mind. The boards are fighting challenges on many fronts, brought down by the pandemic. Recently the SC dismissed a plea for dismissal of fee for CBSE class 10, 12 exams.

However there is another way out. If the boards decide to cut the syllabus for the board exams (note that CBSE has already reduced the syllabus of all classes by 30%, here the issue is of cutting or further cutting syllabi for board exams specifically), then the exams may either not be postponed, or only be slightly so.

The issue of JEE Main January 2021 exam conduct being dubious is also addressed – as of now, it is decided that JEE Main will be held in January as well as April. NEET will be once.

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Comments 1

  1. G.mohankrishna says:
    2 years ago

    How should a student can write jee mains and Advance exams if students study only 40% of syllabus in a short time
    Jee mains and advance exams are not dependent on reduced syllabus
    If schools are also Reopened then
    1) If one student get attacked by corona then he should be in leave for 3 weeks minimum
    Let 50 students get attacked by corona in a district on this day [ if they come to school then virus will be spreded more to other students and those students to their families and friends ] then 50 students will leave college for 3 weeks.The next day another 50 students
    On that next day another 50 members
    Here if state Board and CBSE Board reduced syllabus But in JEE they one concept is related to other concept
    That means Reduced syllabus is not considered there then how can a student attempt JEE exams

    This is favorable to students who took longterm and prepared well for jee again
    With these disturbance many of students cannot keep their effort properly

    By these a student.can
    1) not get a proper rank
    2) can’t get proper knowledge
    3) may go to depression

    For jee exams it is computer test.then how can a st6 write this board exams

    NOTE: please don’t say social distance for this
    Now a days students are so mischievous and some are too mischievous . Once if they got a thought of spreading corona virus then then he will meet all his classmates and friends in other sections and asks dought to the teacher and spreading virus to to mostly touching objects

    NOTE: for a normal student it not a big problem
    But
    1)for an asthma students
    2)for low immune students
    3) for some students having lungs problems

    NOTE : if a student got effected by corona then it will be seviour for a normal student also

    Please keep these predictions and take ideas of Reopening of schools and colleges

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