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Home » Entrance Exams » NTA to Conduct JEE Main and NEET Again in December 2018?

NTA to Conduct JEE Main and NEET Again in December 2018?

by Arunima Sharma
June 11, 2018
in Entrance Exams
Reading Time: 3 mins read
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While the engineering and medical aspirants around the nation prepare to participate in counselling, the news of JEE Main and NEET to be conducted again is making rounds. There are numerous news reports, claiming that National Testing Agency (NTA) will be conducting Joint Entrance Exam (JEE)-Main and National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test again in the month of December 2018.

Latest: An old RTI clarifies whether NEET and JEE will be held in December 2018 or not. Find out here.

The task of providing technical support to NTA has been assigned to Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur. The exam pattern and syllabus will remain the same for both the upcoming examinations.

The reports also hint that both the examination will be held in online mode. Until now, Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted both the exams. JEE Main is already conducted in online mode, along with the pen and paper exam. However, the national level medical entrance test has always been held in offline mode. If the reports stand valid, the medical aspirant needs to prepare well for the online exam. Even the engineering aspirants who were planning to take the exam in pen and paper mode will have to learn taking the exam in system and mark answers with the cursor.

So, is the news true?

JEE Main is a national level entrance exam, conducted for admission in B.Tech, B.E, B.Arch, and B.Plan courses. NIT, IIITs, CFTIs, and other private institutes consider the score of JEE for admission. It also serves as eligibility criteria for IIT-JEE exam.

NEET is also held at national level and is the single admission test to fill MBBS and BDS seats in India.

Official notification regarding the same has not been released yet. News reports have confirmed the news as it ensured that IIT Kanpur Director, Professor Abhay Karandikar, has made a statement regarding the same. As per the news reports below, he told that the team of the experts for the conduct of the exams has been formulated. The preperation has also started and since IIT-K conducted JEE Advanced 2018 they also have the experience to hold the exam.

Arun Jaitley confirmed foundation of NTA in Union Budget 2018. The purpose of building the Agency is to prepare a body solely dedicated to conducting the entrance exams. It is intended to reduce glitches and irregularities in the examination.

As per the PTI report, NTA will first take over the exams conducted by CBSE and later on by AICTE and other bodies. The exams will be held twice a year in online mode, but if it will be held in December 2018 or not is not confirmed. NTA is also expected to nurture the needs of the rural students by establishing centres at sub-district / district level and by proving hands-on training.

Usually, the application form for JEE Main and NEET are released in the month of December and January, respectively. However, if NTA will conduct the exam again by the end of this year than it is expected to be available by September or October end.

The conduct of the exams again will be beneficial for those candidates who were not able to secure a seat this time. Candidates who could not appear for the exam due to class 12th examination will also get an opportunity to crack the exam and not wait until next April and May.

We will keep track of the matter and as soon as any latest advancement is reported on it, will inform you. What is your take on this? Is it beneficial if NTA will conduct JEE Main and NEET in December 2018? Or is it an unfair move? Tell us your thoughts in the comment section below.

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Comments 55

  1. Jatan says:
    5 years ago

    It is good decision for the student of gen category most of them qualify in neet 2018 but unable to get seat in goverment college and not have budget for private
    So what is the original decision plz release quickly

  2. Shib Shankar says:
    5 years ago

    The decision of conducting the exams twice in a year, is good. It will be beneficial for those candidates who went through certain irregularities. This decision will give them a fair chance to perform well in an well organised manner.

  3. aditya says:
    5 years ago

    Excellent decision for students as they won’t be waiting till may 2019. Yes, seat problem may arise but it can be adjusted by implementing proper plan. Students and NTA both have enough time to work for December 2018 neet.

  4. Mayank says:
    5 years ago

    Very bad move by nta if it conducts jee main in December 2018 how the hell are we supposed to prepare for it ?

  5. Amisha says:
    5 years ago

    It is a wrong and a bad move.please try to understand for droppers of neet who actually need one year for preparation instead of 5 months. 1 year is required . Please don’t do this. And my question is that if I give neet in December then can I give again in may?

    • AKSSHTA says:
      5 years ago

      Dear Amisha, its better that you don’t think about 5 months ..all to think is for the exam that what should you study in such a less time so that you be selected for it.
      Talking about notifications it will be declared soon.
      So , not worry for this . Worry for NEET . And I am sure that you will surely suceed.
      GOOD LUCK!!

  6. Dipak Kumar Das says:
    5 years ago

    Holding both the national level exams twice a year will definitely help the aspirants who fail to clear in the first attempt and also it would be beneficial to the institutes as well , because there would no longer be a gap period of SIX months ( First semester ) in the institutes as has been there hitherto .

  7. DEBDATTA GHOSH says:
    5 years ago

    If it will happen, then it will be the best part of NTA

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