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The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank announced on Wednesday. The minister added that the new system will offer students the flexibility to appear in the exam and a chance to improve their scores later. The first edition of the exam will be conducted under the new system from February 23 to 26, followed by rounds in March, April and May. The National Testing Agency, which is the nodal body that conducts the engineering and medical entrance exams, has decided to conduct the JEE in 13 languages.

JEE (Mains) to be held 4 times to help students: minister

The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank&nbsp;has announced

The JEE (Mains) exam will be conducted in four sessions spread over four consecutive months, Union Education Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank announced on Wednesday. The minister added that the new system will offer students the flexibility to appear in the exam and a chance to improve their scores later. The first edition of the exam will be conducted under the new system from February 23 to 26, followed by rounds in March, April and May. The National Testing Agency, which is the nodal body that conducts the engineering and medical entrance exams, has decided to conduct the JEE in 13 languages.

JEE, NEET exam: SC to hear review plea of 6 Opposition-ruled states

The Supreme Court on Friday is scheduled to consider a review plea by six opposition-ruled states against its&nbsp;earlier order&nbsp;allowing the NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;entrance examinations amid&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic. While rejecting the plea for further postponement of exams, the apex court had said that &ldquo;life cannot be stopped&rdquo; and the &ldquo;career of students cannot be put in jeopardy&rdquo;. Six ministers from Maharashtra, Punjab, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh had&nbsp;moved the apex court&nbsp;saying that if the order is not reviewed, &ldquo;grave and irreparable harm and injury would befall on the student community&rdquo;. The JEE&nbsp;Mains exam is currently underway and will end on Sunday.&nbsp;

JEE-NEET&nbsp;exam: SC to take up review petition SC allowed exam in its August 17 verdicts 6 Opposition-ruled states moved SC again Concern over entrance&nbsp;exams amid Covid-19 JEE&nbsp;Mains underway, to end on Sunday

The Supreme Court on Friday is scheduled to consider a review plea by six opposition-ruled states against its&nbsp;earlier order&nbsp;allowing the NEET&nbsp;and JEE&nbsp;entrance examinations amid&nbsp;Covid-19&nbsp;pandemic. While rejecting the plea for further postponement of exams, the apex court had said that &ldquo;life cannot be stopped&rdquo; and the &ldquo;career of students cannot be put in jeopardy&rdquo;. Six ministers from Maharashtra, Punjab, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh had&nbsp;moved the apex court&nbsp;saying that if the order is not reviewed, &ldquo;grave and irreparable harm and injury would befall on the student community&rdquo;. The JEE&nbsp;Mains exam is currently underway and will end on Sunday.&nbsp;

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