Mode 2 of 5 · NTA-style screen
JEE Main practice on a screen that behaves like the real test
Any test can be sat on an NTA-style JEE Main screen, so students meet the computer-based test's layout long before the real one: the instructions page, the question palette and its colours, Mark for Review, and the status summary before final submit.
Try it: Use the buttons and the palette, then press Submit for the summary.Sample data
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The screen, step by step
- Instructions: the general instructions page comes first, with the choice of question language.
- Palette: the familiar legend of Not Visited, Not Answered, Answered, Marked for Review and Answered and Marked for Review.
- Answering: Save & Next, Mark for Review & Next and Clear Response, with subject sections for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Submit: a summary of how many questions are in each state before the final submit.
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The JEE Main preset
- 25 questions each for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- 180 minutes.
- +4 for a correct answer, −1 for a wrong one.
- Single correct and numerical questions are both supported.
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Reports that show where marks went
- Accuracy, completion and negative marks explained.
- Question pacing, including answers that were unusually slow or rushed.
- Chapters and topics to review.
- JEE average and rank tracked separately from KCET and NEET.
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Questions and answers
Is Webodhi's JEE Main screen like the NTA CBT?
Yes. It has the NTA-style instructions page, question palette and Mark for Review states, and a status summary before submit.
Can any test use the JEE Main screen?
Yes. The screen is a way of sitting a test, so the same test from your question bank can be taken on it or on the standard exam screen.