Click here to check the provisional answer key for JEE Main 2023 Session 2.

NTA will also announce JEE Main cut-off marks – qualifying candidates will appear in IIT JEE Advanced. Along with the Session 2 results, the AIRs (All-India Ranks) of the candidates and the names of the toppers would also be revealed.

Like every year, the results for JEE Main paper 1 (BE/BTech) are set to be released first, after which paper 2 results will be declared.

The second session of JEE Main was held on April 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15. The provisional answer key was released on the JEE website on April 19. The NTA will release the final answer key with the results.

Candidates can check the results on the official site of NTA JEE at http://jeemain.nta.nic.in site. Besides, the final JEE Main results will be also declared on this NTA result portal.

How to check JEE Main 2023 Session 2 Results

• Visit the official site of JEE Main on jeemain.nta.nic.in.
• Click on JEE Main 2023 Session 2 Results link available on the home page.
• Enter the login details and click on submit.
• Your result will be displayed on the screen.
• Check the result and download the page.
• Keep a hard copy of the same for further need.

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The UPSC Civil Services Examination is considered to be one of the toughest exams in the country and attracts a large number of applicants every year. The exam is conducted to select candidates for the most coveted administrative and management positions in the Indian government, including the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), Indian Police Service (IPS), and Indian Foreign Service (IFS), among others. The UPSC Civil Services Examination consists of three stages- Preliminary Exam (Prelims), Mains and Personality Test or Interview. Through its focus on UPSC exam prep portfolio, Wiley inIndia aims to provide learners with online mock and practice tests supported by remedial content for the Prelims exam i.e., the first of the screening stage.

The Civil Services Prelims Exam requires rigorous preparation across a wide array of subjects – History, Geography, Economics, Art & Culture etc. The Company is planning to launch a series of practice and mock tests- Fundamental, Applied & Comprehensive, each designed with a unique and a special objective. The Fundamental and Applied test series will help learners gauge their subject or topic-wide expertise whereas the Comprehensive test series will help them evaluate their overall readiness for the Prelims exam. Learners will also be provided with remedial content for each mock test or practice paper.Based on adaptive learning experience, the Company in India also aims to offer insightful reports backed by meta cognitive data to the test takers so that each aspirant can focus on specific areas of improvement, subsequently helping them elevate their performance and scores.

Ms. Vibha Mahajan, Senior Director for Academic business at Wiley in India said, “The onlineexaminationpreparation market in India has seen significant growth in recent years due to the increasing preference towards online learning and the convenience it offers. The growth of the market has also been driven by the increasing use of smartphones and the availability of low-cost internet services, which has made it easier and cost-effective for students, especially in tier 2 and tier 3 cities to access study material online and take mock tests on the go. In India, the UPSC Civil Services Examination is considered one of the toughest competitive exams, and the competition is intense. As a result, students are always looking for new and innovative ways to prepare.

“Wiley is known for its quality content, courseware and knowledge repository. Our academic offerings- books, e-books, courseware and exam prep material is preferred by academic and professional learners across domains.By expanding our offerings in India, we aim to support learners in their UPSC preparation journey as well.”

Mr. Ritesh Kumar, Country Head for Wiley in India added, “Aligned with its global impact areas, Wiley in Indiais dedicated to promoting quality education and learning. With ourfocus on UPSC examination preparation, we are ready to equip UPSC aspirants and learners with mock tests and resources for strategic and comprehensive preparation. By prioritizing adaptive learning and success, we are confident that our UPSC exam prep offerings in India will become a top choice for many.”

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Deyanesh will now only be concentrating on JEE Advanced. In an interview with the press, he said, “Self-study and guidance from the coaching have led to this success.”

His mother informed the press that Dyanesh had always aspired to join the IITs and become an engineer from an early age. He readily moved to Kota to seek the best training in pursuit of his lifelong ambition. She also said that Dinesh aspires to take up Computer science Engineering or Aerospace Engineering as his major.

Deyanesh’s parents always knew their kid would score well, but scoring a full hundred percentile was a sweet revelation. Deyanesh can now, however, put all his concentration on JEE advanced as he wouldn’t have to prepare for the second session of JEE anymore. “The focus will now be initially to appear for board exams and then JEE-Advanced,” said his parents. The National Testing Agency declared the results on 6^th February 2023.

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Harsh Goenka, Chairperson – RPG Group, on the occasion said. “We are a conglomerate with single minded focus on innovation, ready to embrace tomorrow as a future-ready organization. Who better than the next Generation to lead the way? Blizzard 2022 is our platform offered to the future generation to showcase their thoughts and ideas, and it is our promise to imbibe some of these into our vision board with the commitment to implement.”

The RPG Blizzard 2022 finale asked each team to present an idea specific to each of the group companies of the conglomerate. This was a test to understand the depth and creativity of each team, with nothing text-bookish, nothing that had a ready and one stop solution. It is in the vision of the future generation that the group is truly interested and invested in, ideas that the group wants to imbibe – with the next generation truly leading the way at RPG. Some of the ideas presented were brilliant which has been included in the vision board ready for implementing soon.

S ‘Venky’ Venkatesh, Member-Group Management Board| President-Group HR at RPG said, “There are numerous competitions hosted year-on-year and hence it is but imperative that we stand out, exploring ways to make it worthwhile not just for us but also for the participants. When you seek only the best and the brightest, you do things that not only differentiates you from the rest, but also raises the bar each time. It is the vision of the youth that we are interested to see and imbibe, who might even be a part of our leadership tomorrow.”

In the initial stages to the finale the students went through various tests on a digital format. The specialty of these challenges lay in the fact that there was no standard ‘one right answer’. The 3000 participants were pushed to think differently, and they had an experience-of-a-lifetime.A total of 6 teams with 3 members each participated in the grand finale which happened in Mumbai on October 14, 2022.

In the finale round, each team was asked to present an idea specific to each of the group companies of the conglomerate. It was an ideal test to understand the depth and creativity of each team.

Talking about the victory, team MDI  Gurgaonsaid, “The competition needed us to think and strategies. Work out a solution for a company that is real, that’s here and now. It was a brilliant experience. More than winning, we wanted the judges to tell us if our idea is novel and one that fits the need of RPG Life Sciences. Because we knew if they like it they will implement it. This feeling is amazing.”

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A semester project on water poverty made him delve into the issue comprehensively and research on the subject of water crisis which is not paid much attention. Though he cleared the IIT JEE Advanced too, but his interest in the research field impelled him to join IISER. Being an average student in academics and an avid chess player, he cleared exams for the top technical institutes through continuous efforts.

For his CAT 2021 preparations, he completely relied on online learning material and YouTube videos. His preparation strategy did not include studying from any books or handwritten notes. He managed to get 100 percentile in a short duration of a few months by solving 4 to 5 mock tests every week and self-studying with dedicated efforts.

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The board has released the application form along with the information brochure that contains key details of the NEET MDS 2022 exam pattern, syllabus, dates, eligibility criteria and registration process and the same can be downloaded from the official website of the NBEMS.

The registration fee has been reduced from Rs 4,425 to Rs 4,250, but there has been no relief for SC, ST and PwD candidates as the registration fee mounts to Rs 3,250 from Rs 3,245. From now on, the exam will take place in the morning shift from 9 am to 12 pm. Sikar and Rajkot exam centres have been replaced with Bhilai and Raipur.

The exam is scheduled to happen on March 6, 2022, eligible candidates can download admit cards from March 1, 2022, and the result for the exam will be released by March 21, 2022. Candidates can submit their applications by January 24 till 11:55 pm.

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Suraj Pungati (19), a native of Gadchiroli’s Nagargunda village is ecstatic by his own performance as it was beyond his expectations; he scored 378 out of 720 in NEET. He is the first person from his village to have cracked the NEET.

He has been a brilliant student throughout his academics by securing 92 % marks in high school board exams in 2019. Another trailblazer Sawan Shilaskar (21) from a small village Ghota in Melghat region of Amaravati district, also from a marginal farming family has achieved 294 score out of 720 in NEET.

The journey for both the students has not been easy because of the limited resources, but as it’s said there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. An NGO called Lift For Upliftment (LFU) has been organising free coaching classes run by MBBS students and doctors in Pune. The NGO teaches underprivileged and marginalised students who cannot afford costly private tuitions.

Every year many students from the NGO clear NEET, including a few from tribal communities of Maharashtra. Many of the LFU pass outs are now studying in medical colleges.

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Candidates meeting the first cut-off will be able to register online at the college websites till October 13.

Delhi University had released a set of instructions that candidates will be required to follow to complete the UG admission process. A candidate is allowed to choose only one programme and college during a particular admission round. Selecting multiple programmes and colleges in a particular cut-off is not permitted. Also, they are not allowed to change programme and college combinations during a cut-off admission round. Candidates whose applications are ‘approved by the principal’, will have to pay the admission fee within the stipulated time.

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Students who had taken the online examination for Company Secretary must utilize their login details to see their respective CS Foundation, CS Professional and CS Executive performances. Besides, the ICSI CS result will also come up with a break up or mark sheet that would highlight subject wise score for a better understanding.

While the ICSI CS result for the Professional (Old and New Syllabus) will be declared around 11 am on Wednesday morning and the CS Executive (both old and new Syllabus) and CS Foundation course performance will be declared at 2 and 4 pm respectively.

Let’s understand procedure to save ICSI CS Result

• Visit the official website icsi.edu
• Click on the designated result link
• Enter details including the roll number and name
• Submit and access the CS 2021 result

A formal e-result-cum-marks statement for the CS Foundation exam will be uploaded on the official website after the result is declared.“A proper formal e-result-cum-Marks Statement of Executive Programme (OId and New Syllabus) and Foundation Programme examinations will be uploaded on the website of Institute www.icsi.edu as soon as the results are declared.

This will be done for the purpose of candidate’s reference, future use and records. In addition, no physical copy of the Result-cum-Marks Statement will be offered,” read an ICSI statement.

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Let’s understand the process to see the answer key.

• Go to the official website of NTA JNU- – jnuexams.nta.ac.in
• On the homepage, click on the ‘Download JNUEE Answer Key’ link
• A fresh login page opens.
• Key in the application number, date of birth and of course the password
• Click on the “Submit” button.
• The JNU answer key will be displayed on the screen
• Download and take a print out for ease in deriving expected score

The National Testing Agency (NTA) also offers a golden chance for challenging the answer key, students will be required to pay a nominal fee of Rs 200 for each challenged question. Mainly, JNU final answer key will be released on the basis of the challenges done by the students.

“The NTA will display Answer Key of the questions on the NTA website www.nta.ac.in, https://jnuexams.nta.ac.in to provide an opportunity to the candidates to challenge the Answer Key.

The Answer Keys are likely to be displayed for two to three days. In addition, the candidates will be given an opportunity to make a challenge online against the Answer Key on payment of Rs. 200 (non-refundable) per question challenged as processing charges,” stated NTA on the JNU 2021 information bulletin.

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