NTA To Release JEE Main 2024 Result Tomorrow: The wait for the candidates who participated in the JEE Main exam 2024 January session is about to end. National Testing Agency will release the results of JEE Main Exam 2024 tomorrow i.e. on Monday, 12 February 2024. Tomorrow candidates will be able to check the result by visiting the official website. To do this, the address of the official website is – jeemain.nta.ac.in. Further updates can also be found from this website.
Final answer key will also be released
Let us tell you that along with the results of JEE Main, the final answer key will also be released. Right now only the provisional answer key has been released on which objections were sought from the candidates. After this, the final answer key will be released after considering those objections. The final answer key and results can be released simultaneously. Thus, both the final answer key and result can be released tomorrow i.e. on 12th February.
Download scorecard like this
- To download the scorecard of JEE Main exam 2024 after its release, first go to the official website i.e. jeemain.nta.ac.in.
- Here you will find the tab named JEE Main 2024 Result. Will be visible (this will happen when the results are released). Click on it.
- By doing this, a new page will open on which you will have to enter your JEE Main application number and date of birth etc. By doing this you can login.
- After submitting the details you will be able to see your results. Check your scorecard from here, download it and if you want, take a print out. This may be useful to you in future.
- Keep visiting the official website from time to time to get any update or information regarding this.
Next session will be in April
Candidates who are not happy with their results of Session One can apply for Session Two. Session 2 will be organized in the month of April, the confirmed date of which has not come yet. If you have applied earlier then this time you will have to pay only the examination fee.
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