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Hello! I’m Kalpit Veerwal, the JEE topper who scored 360/360 in JEE Main and started AcadBoost to help students like you. JEE Mains registration is the first step to take the exam that gets you into top engineering colleges in India. Over 9 lakh students register every year, and I’ve done it too—cracked it—and now I’m here to guide you. I’ll explain everything about JEE Mains registration in an easy way—how to apply, what you need, and some tips to make it simple.
Wed Mar 26, 2025
"JEE Mains registration is your ticket to the exam—get it right, and you’re on your way!" — Kalpit Veerwal
JEE Mains registration is the process where you sign up to take the JEE Main exam. It’s run by the National Testing Agency, or NTA, and happens online. This exam is your chance to get into colleges like NITs, IIITs, or even qualify for JEE Advanced to try for IITs. You have to fill a form, upload some documents, and pay a fee—all on the NTA website. I registered once, got it done right, and it led me to IIT Bombay—it’s your starting point too.
JEE Mains registration opens two times a year because the exam happens twice—Session 1 early in the year and Session 2 a few months later. The NTA puts the dates on jeemain.nta.nic.in a few months before each session. Usually, registration starts a couple of months before the exam and stays open for about a month. You can register for one session or both, and they take your best score. I applied for one session and made it count—keep an eye on the NTA site for the latest dates.
Applying for JEE Mains is all online. First, go to jeemain.nta.nic.in and find the registration link. Click on “New Registration” if it’s your first time—fill in your name, email, phone number, and make a password. You’ll get an application number—save it. Then, log in with that number and password to fill the form. Add your details like school info, address, and pick your exam cities. Upload your photo and signature—make sure they’re clear. Finally, pay the fee online with a card or net banking—I did it step-by-step and it worked smoothly.
You’ll need a few things to register. Get your Class 10 marksheet ready—it shows your basic details. You need a photo of yourself—recent, passport-size—and a scan of your signature. Both should be in JPG format, not blurry. Have an ID like your Aadhaar card or passport handy—you’ll enter its number. You also need a working email and phone number—NTA sends updates there. If you’re from a reserved category like SC or OBC, keep your certificate details ready, but you don’t need to upload it—I kept everything organized and it was quick.
Here are some tips to make it easy. Check the NTA website for the syllabus and rules before you start—AcadBoost’s free notes can help you plan too. Fill the form carefully—wrong details can cause trouble later. Make sure your photo and signature are the right size—NTA rejects blurry ones. Pay the fee online—general boys pay Rs 1000, girls Rs 800, and reserved categories Rs 500. Save the confirmation page after you’re done—you’ll need it. I double-checked everything and had no issues.
Getting your JEE Mains registration right is key—it lets you take the exam that can get you into NITs or qualify you for IITs through JEE Advanced. Over 2.5 lakh students move to Advanced each year, and I was one of them—it started with registration. A good score here can mean a great college and jobs paying Rs 15-20 lakh a year—it’s your first big move.
JEE Mains registration is your first step—go to the NTA site, fill the form, and get ready. My AcadBoost blog has free notes and tips to make it easier. You can do this—begin today!
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Kalpit Veerwal
JEE 2017 AIR 1 (360/360 scorer), IIT Bombay CSE '21, Entrepreneur & Investor.