December 2020, New Delhi: myPAT is a leading portal that helps lakhs of Indian students to tackle some of the most challenging competitive professional entrance exams in India, like the JEE. It is a highly useful site which offers preparation tips for JEE and many other exam resources.

JEE entrance exam consist of 2 levels: JEE (Mains) and JEE (Advanced). JEE (M) is the qualifying exam for several engineering colleges in the country as also the next step to take up JEE (A) which is the gateway to the prestigious IIT’s (Indian Institutes of Technology).

For preparing for JEE Mains, the portal offers resources like Free mock tests, tools like JEE (Mains) preparation tracker, Previous years test papers and E-books.

Through interactive teacher-student myPat community, ideas can be shared, and discussions conducted. A personal dashboard helps to identify personal goals, strengths and weaknesses and enhances mastery over concepts.

Taking up mock tests help boost exam readiness and provide useful exam analytics data that can help you whether you are starting preparations from scratch or are in an advanced level of preparation. Tests include concept practice tests and Main tests.

JEE was conducted by the CBSE till 2018. From 2019, it has been undertaken by the NTA (National Testing Agency). The latter has decided to conduct the test twice a year. Two chances at the exam in a year will be counted as one attempt and the best of scores in these will be counted for entry to professional colleges.
Because of the Corona virus pandemic, JEE (M) maybe postponed from January to February 2021. Official announcements regarding dates of JEE (M) and JEE (A) are still awaited. But some details have already been announced.

JEE (M) will be conducted only in online format. Candidates can appear for any one or both the exams conducted in a year. The number of questions has been changed from 90 to 75. Students will be awarded a maximum mark of 300 as against 360.

There will be 25 questions each from Physics, Chemistry and Maths. Out of these, 5 questions will be non-MCQ and have numerical answers. You can depend on myPAT for JEE Main preparation tips 2021.
There is no need for a candidate to furnish an Aadhaar card to take up the exam. There is also no age limit for JEE (M), 2021.

The top performers of JEE (M) will be shortlisted for JEE (A). But it is sufficient to have only a JEE (M) score to gain entry into the 30 NIT’s (National Institutes of Technology), 5 IITS (Indian Institutes of Information Technology) and several other Centrally Funded Technical Institutes ( CFTI’s).

About The Company: The portal mypat.in or myPAT is a portal that coaches Indian students to crack top professional entrance exams like JEE (Mains), JEE (Advanced), BITSAT, KYPY and NTSE. It has coached over 7 lakh students to success.