Important Exam Dates

Here are the important dates of NEET, JEE (Main & Advanced), WBJEE exams

NEET UG Exam Dates

Registration– Starts on 9th Feb – End on 9th Mar
Admit Card Available– Available to download from End of April
Exam Date– Conduct on 1st week of May on Sunday
Duration of Exam– As per current update 3 hours (2pm to 3pm IST)
Mode of Test– Pen Paper OMR (Offline)
Subjects Cover– Those are Physics, Chemistry, Biology (Botany, Zoology)
Total Number of Questions– 180 (Physics 45 Questions, Chemistry 45 Questions, Botany 45 Questions, Zoology 45 Questions)
Total Marks– 720
Marks for Each Correct Answer– (+4)
Marks for Each Wrong Answer– (-1)
Marks for Un attempt Question– No

Registration– Starts on 28th Oct – Ends on 22nd Nov
Admit Card Available– Available to download 3 days before exam
Exam Date– Session 1: Jan 22nd to Jan 30, Session 2: 1st April to 8th April
Duration of Exam– 3 hours for all category & 4 hours for PWD
Mode of Test– CBT Computer Based Test (Online)
Subjects Cover– Physics, Chemistry, Maths
Total Number of Questions– 75 questions in paper 1, 77 questions in Paper 2A, 100 questions in Paper 2B
Total Marks– 300 marks for Paper 1, 400 marks for Paper 2A, 400 marks for Paper 2B

Registration– Starts on 23rd Apr – Ends on 2nd May
Admit Card Available– Download available from 11th may
Exam Date– Paper 1: 18th May (9am to 12pm), Paper 2: 18th May (2:30pm to 5:30pm)
Duration of Exam– 3 hours (9am to 12pm) for paper 1 and 3 hours (2:30pm to 5:30pm) for paper 2
Mode of Test– CBT Computer Based Test (Online)
Subjects Cover– Physics, Chemistry, Maths
Total Marks– As per current update 360 marks

Registration– Starts from 28th Dec – Ends on 5th Feb
Admit Card Available– Download between 18th Apr to 28th Apr
Exam Date– 28th April (Paper 1: Mathematics 11am to 1pm) & (Paper 2: Physics and Chemistry 2pm to 4pm)
Duration of Exam– 2 hours (11am to 1pm) for paper 1 and 2 hours (2pm to 4pm) for paper 2
Mode of Test– Pen Paper OMR (Offline)
Subjects Cover– Physics, Chemistry, Maths
Total Number of Questions– 74 questions from Maths, 40 questions from Physics, 40 questions from Chemistry
Total Marks– 200 (100 marks from Maths, 50 Marks from Physics, 50 Marks Chemistry)