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MDR-TB during Class 12 Boards: Will I be eligible for JEE Advanced 2025 and 2026?

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Question by Jahanvi on Dec 29, 2024Hindi

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I was absent in all my class 12th boards and practicals in the year 2023-24 because I got diagnosed with mdr tb, now I'm appearing as a regular candidate in the year 2024-24, will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026, as in jee advance attempts count starts from first appearance in class 12th, since I was absent in all my boards in 2023-24 will they consider 2023-24 as my first attempt year, will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026?? Specifically 2026?

Ans: In the case of JEE Advanced, eligibility criteria are based on the year of first appearance for the Class 12th (or equivalent) board exam, provided the candidate has passed the exam. Since you were absent from all Class 12th board exams and practicals in the 2023–24 academic year due to medical reasons, this would not be considered your first attempt or year of passing Class 12th. Your first valid attempt will be in the 2024–25 academic year when you appear and pass as a regular candidate.

Here’s how this affects your JEE Advanced eligibility:

JEE Advanced 2025: You are eligible because your first appearance in the Class 12th board exams will be in 2024–25.

JEE Advanced 2026: You will also be eligible because candidates are allowed to attempt JEE Advanced in the year of their Class 12th passing and the subsequent year. Since your first valid Class 12th attempt is in 2024–25, your eligibility extends to 2025 and 2026.
This is as per my knowledge. For any update, follow rules and regulations from JEE board website.

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Sir i scored 98 percentage in class 10 in the year 2021-22 but I got diagnosed with mdr tb (serious lung disease) in class 12th due to which i was absent in all my board exams in the year 2023-24, i will give my boards in the year 2024-25 as a regular candidate. Will I be eligible for jee mains and advanced and how many attempts will I get, will I be eligible for 2025 and 2026 jee advanced

Ans: Hello Jahanvi.
Sad to hear about your disease. As a regular candidate, appear for board exams to be conducted in 2025. You are fully eligible to appear for JEE (Mains). If you clear Mains with the required cut-off, you will be eligible for JEE (Adv). If you do not succeed in cracking JEE in 2025, you can reappear in JEE (Mains) in 2026 as a repeater. Don't think about the number of attempts for JEE. You must try at most 2 attempts to crack it. If you do not succeed in cracking it, then choose the other path instead of reappearing JEE again and again.

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Question by Jahanvi - Dec 30, 2024Hindi

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Sir I was absent in all my class 12th boards and practicals in the year 2023-24 due to a chronic medical illness, now I'm appearing as a regular candidate in the year 2024-25, will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026 as in jee advanced attempts counts from first appearance in class 12th as I was absent in all my class 12th boards and practicals in the year 2023-24, will they count my attempts from 2024,, will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2025? Specifically 2026

Ans: Hello Jahanvi.
Please confidently appear for the board exam and try to gain a minimum of 75%. If you fail to score these percentages, then you won't be able to qualify for JEE (Advanced). I am saying this because many students ignore the board exams and fail to score the required percentage. Without thinking much about JEE (Adv), please focus only on JEE (Main). Try to crack this exam with a high percentile. If you do this, all your problems will be solved with ease. You will be eligible for 2 attempts of JEE (Adv) as per the new rule laid down by the admission committee. Best of luck for your upcoming board and JEE examinations.
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Sir I was absent in all my class 12th boards and practicals in the year 2023-24 due to a chronic medical illness, now I'm appearing as a regular candidate in the year 2024-25, will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026 as in jee advanced attempts counts from first appearance in class 12th as I was absent in all my class 12th boards , will i be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026? Specifically 2026

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Sir I was absent in all my class 12th boards and practical in the year 2023-24 due to a medical illness, now I'm appearing as a regular candidate in the year 2024-25 boards. Will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026 as in jee advanced attempt counts start from first appearance in class 12th, will they consider my board 2024 absent as an attempt? Will I be eligible for jee advanced 2025 and 2026? Specifically 2026

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