The stage is set for the commencement of the JEE mains examinations 2024 which begins barely in a month from now. The examination will be held in two phases – the first phase in January and another in April. While the first session of the NTA JEE Main is scheduled from January 24 to February 1, the second session is set for April 1.
The NTA has recorded a bunch of guidelines that all competitors should keep during the tests as inability to do so would bring about punishments.
Things that must be avoided and steps that need to be followed in JEE Mains, as listed by the National Testing Agency (NTA).
1. Not be late to reach the exam hall
The NTA in a notice has clarified that all up-and-comers showing up for the JEE mains assessments ought not be late to show up at their designated assessment community. Competitors are expected to report well on time, or at least, 2 hours before the initiation of the assessment.
2. Not make a plea to change seats
Competitors are emphatically urged to not change seats allocated to them. The NTA states that on the off chance that an up-and-comer dares to change their seat and doesn’t sit on the seat dispensed.
3. Not taking help unfair means
Another topmost point to be kept in mind is not to take help of unfair means while writing the exams. If found guilty, 6he candidate may be debarred for 3 years in the future and shall also be liable for criminal action or any other action as deemed fit.
Assisting other candidates to engage in malpractices, giving or receiving assistance of any kind directly or indirectly, or attempting to do so.
4. Non-tampering of official documents
Competitors are additionally expected to not alter significant records like picture IDs and concede cards as Up-and-comers who don’t have legitimate Concede Cards and approved Personal IDs will not be allowed to take the assessment for any reason by the Middle Director.
5. No retest is to be conducted
Candidates preparing for the JEE mains examinations are required to appear for the test on the scheduled date only, as no retest will be conducted for anyone who fails to appear for the test under any circumstances.