JEE Main Result 2021 Session 4 delayed; Check expected result date
Vagisha Kaushik | September 10, 2021 | 10:26 PM IST | 2 mins read
NTA will not declare JEE Main result 2021 4th attempt today. Check expected result date, time, how to download result, and other details.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main result 2021 will not be declared today by the National Testing Agency (NTA) as per the official notice on the website of JEE Advanced - jeeadv.ac.in. As per notice, JEE Advanced 2021 registration has been delayed.
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“Due to delay in publication in JEE (Main) 2021 results, the already announced date of registration for JEE (Advanced) 2021 stands postponed,” the official notification said.
Following the delay in JEE Main result 2021, the JEE Advanced 2021 registration dates have been changed. Now, the registration for JEE Advanced 2021 will begin on September 13 and the last date to register is September 19.
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The JEE Main 2021 result is expected to be announced by September 13 now.
Students can check their result on the official websites - ntaresults.nic.in 2021, jeemain.nta.nic.in result 2021 by using their login details which include application number and date of birth.
Along with JEE main result 2021 , NTA will release JEE 2021 rank list, scorecard, and cut-off list. There will be no separate cut-off list for the four sessions rather one merit list will be released by NTA.
Know how to check JEE Main result 2021 session four
How to check JEE Mains result 2021 4th attempt
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Visit the JEE Main official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in.
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Click on the JEE Main result link available on the home page.
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Enter the login details - application number and date of birth
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Check all details mentioned in the JEE main result and scorecard.
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Download the JEE Main 2021 result
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Take a print-out of the result for future reference.
Websites to check JEE Main result 2021
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nta.ac.in
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ntaresults.nic.in
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jeemain.nta.nic.in result 2021
All those students who rank in the top 2,50,000 will be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced exam 2021. Around 7.32 lakh students appeared for the JEE Main 2021 session 4 which was conducted for the first time this year.
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