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Paper analysis helps in understanding how tough each shift was and which topics were given more weight. This becomes important later during normalisation and percentile calculation. Answer keys and response sheets then allow score checking before results are declared, making them the first step in evaluating performance.
Session-wise results show percentiles, while the final All India Rank (AIR) is released after both sessions are completed. These numbers decide eligibility for JEE Advanced and play a key role in counselling and seat allotment. Result updates therefore directly affect what options are available in the next stage.
After JEE Main, the next stage is JEE Advanced, followed by counselling. Registration timelines, exam schedules, and result announcements for JEE Advanced decide who can compete for IIT seats. Counselling rounds and opening-closing ranks then decide final college and branch allotment across IITs, NITs, IIITs, and other institutes.
Physics Wallah’s JEE 2026 blogs are crafted to simplify exam preparation for aspirants. They provide detailed insights on high-weightage topics, structured study plans, and last-minute tips to maximize performance. The blogs also cover frequently asked questions and conceptual guidance, helping students focus on what matters most for JEE Main and Advanced.
Keeping up with the latest JEE 2026 news and notifications is crucial. Physics Wallah’s blogs provide updates from the National Testing Agency (NTA) on exam schedules, registration dates, and important announcements. Additionally, they offer preparation strategies, mock tests, and curated study materials to help aspirants plan their preparation efficiently and stay ahead in the competition.