Thinking about JEE Main 2025? You’re not alone. Every year thousands of students line up for this gateway to IITs and NITs, and the 2025 edition brings a few changes worth noting. In this guide we’ll break down the most important dates, walk through the syllabus, and share simple study habits that actually work.
The NTA releases the official calendar early in the year. For 2025, the online application window opens around the first week of June and closes by the end of August. The exam itself is scheduled for two sessions – one in early January and another in May. You can choose either or appear in both to improve your score.
Eligibility stays the same: you need to have cleared Class 10 with at least 75% (or be in the top 20 percentile) and be appearing for Class 12 in 2024‑25 or have passed it. Keep your class 12 roll number and a valid ID handy while filling the form. Once you submit, you’ll get an application number – save it for future reference.
The 2025 syllabus covers Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, each with a clear weightage. Mathematics focuses on algebra, calculus, coordinate geometry, vectors and trigonometry. Chemistry splits into Physical, Organic and Inorganic sections. Physics topics include mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism and modern physics. Download the official PDF from the NTA site; it’s the single source of truth.
Start your study plan by dividing the syllabus into 4‑week blocks. Spend the first three weeks mastering concepts, the fourth week solving past papers. Use NCERT textbooks for basics – they account for about 70% of the questions. Supplement with a good reference book like H.C. Verma for Physics or O.P. Tandon for Chemistry.
Practice is the real game‑changer. After every concept, attempt at least ten problems. When you finish a chapter, take a timed mock test. The NTA releases official mock tests that mimic the real exam’s pattern. Review your mistakes; a mistake you ignore will likely appear again.
Don’t forget your health. Short, regular breaks, proper sleep and a balanced diet keep your brain sharp. If you feel stuck on a topic, join a study group or watch a quick video tutorial – sometimes a different explanation clicks instantly.
Finally, as the exam day approaches, keep the paper format in mind. The test is online, with a single answer per question. Train yourself on the NTA’s test portal so you know how to navigate quickly. On the day, have a calm mindset, read each question carefully, and flag those that need a second look.
With the right dates on your calendar, a clear syllabus map, and disciplined practice, JEE Main 2025 can become a manageable milestone rather than a mystery. Start early, stay consistent, and you’ll see your score rise steadily.
NTA released JEE Main 2025 Session 1 results on February 12. Students can check their scores on the official site using their credentials. The cut-off predictions are: General 91-95, OBC-NCL 77-83, SC 58-65, ST 44-50. Those ranking in the top 2.5 lakh will move to JEE Advanced 2025, with April session registration ending February 25.