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Should IITs provide 3rd attempt for JEE Advanced this year?

Radheshyam Zanwar |1721 Answers |Ask -Follow

MHT-CET, IIT-JEE, NEET-UG Expert - Answered on Feb 02, 2025

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Question by Jayesh on Feb 01, 2025Hindi

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Even IITs are playing with Student's career why they released press release regarding 3rd attempt for JEE advanced on 5th November and again on 18th November why JAB restored 2 attempts for JEE advanced Is it not illegal by changing rules after declaring official press release? Even NEET has unlimited attempts for AIIMS then why IITs are stopping us by adding limits on number of attempts? Atleast IITs should give 3rd attempt for this year because they promised us on 5th November by declaring press release

Ans: Hi Jayesh, please ask your queries in the follow-up so that it would be possible for me to get the exact reference of the previous question and answer (reply)

Asked on - Feb 03, 2025 | Answered on Feb 04, 2025

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I know IIT is not everything but why JAB shows so irresponsible behaviour. They released official press release regarding 3rd attempt for JEE advanced on 5th November. Why they reverted their decision on 18th November. Is it not illegal by showing us false hope for 3rd attempt of JEE advanced. Even UPSC is also one of the toughest exam in India still UPSC have 6 attempts. Then why JEE advanced has only 2 attempts. Why they are stopping us for giving JEE advanced 3rd time? What's your opinion about this? Do you agree on my point or not?

Ans: Welcome back.
I would like to request you, instead of criticizing the decisions taken by related authorities, just focus on your studies. If you are interested in cracking JEE, then you have to follow the rules laid down by the respective institutions. You have no right to compare the rules between the two authorities. I would like to suggest that, if you won't be able to crack the JEE (Adv) in 1st attempt, then choose a different career path. Because 99% of students won't get success in their 2nd or so-called 3rd-attempt. Now, please focus only on your studies. If you failed to crack the 1st attempt, then please communicate with us again. At that time, I would suggest you more options.

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Asked on - Feb 05, 2025 | Answered on Feb 05, 2025

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I think you are demotivating me that I can't crack JEE advanced. Everyone is not from rich background. I am from poor background. I am from a small village and I couldn't get good facilities still I am preparing for JEE advanced and I have believe on myself that I will crack JEE advanced if IITs will give extra attempt. I think you won't understand my condition. Sorry I asked my query thinking that you will help me or motivate me but you are demotivating me that you should not criticize the decisions taken by authorities. Atleast you should not demotivate me if you don't want to reply my query I have no issues but atleast don't do my morale down.

Ans: Welcome back.
First, you cool down. I have not demotivated you. I just suggested to focus on your studies and try to crack first JEE (Main) and then JEE (Adv). Without any reason, why you are focussing & wasting your precise time on the number of attempts at this stage? For your information, the decisions taken by IIT institutions are not interfered with by the Govt also. This is an independent body. Hence they are supreme in deciding about the number of attempts to be given to the students. But if someone is not satisfied with the decisions, he is free to knock on the doors of Hon Court. Once again, I politely suggest you focus on your upcoming examination only. After the results, decide what options are left for you.
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