JEE Main 2025 Exam: Do’s and don’ts for Session 2 BTech, BE papers

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JEE Main 2025: Essential Items to Carry

– Candidates must bring a printed copy of their JEE Main 2025 session two admit card.
– Along with the admit card, they must carry an original photo identity proof.
– A recent photograph must be affixed to the admit card. Carrying two additional copies of the same photograph is advisable.
– One passport-size photograph, identical to the one uploaded with the Main session two application form, is required for the attendance sheet

 JEE Main 2025: Prohibited Items

– The following items are strictly prohibited inside the exam center: instruments, geometry boxes, pencil boxes, handbags, purses, any paper or stationery, textual materials, food and water, mobile phones, earphones, microphones, pagers, calculators, docupens, slide rules, log tables, cameras, tape recorders, metallic items, and electronic gadgets or devices.

JEE Main 2025: They must arrive at the exam center at least one hour in advance to complete biometric verification. (Image: AI generated)

 JEE Main 2025: Dress Code

– Avoid wearing accessories with metallic elements such as rings, bracelets, and earrings.
– Footwear with thick soles is not permitted.
– Wear simple and comfortable clothing.
– Scarves should not be worn.

JEE Main 2025 Session 1: NTA Guidelines

– For the drawing section of Paper 2 in Main session two, candidates must bring their own geometry box set, pencils, erasers, and color pencils or crayons. The use of watercolors on the drawing sheet is not allowed.
– Diabetic students are permitted to carry essential eatables such as sugar tablets and fruits (e.g., bananas, apples, oranges) along with a transparent water bottle. However, packed food items like chocolates, candy, and sandwiches are not allowed.
–The Main session two admit card must be dropped in the designated drop box while leaving the JEE Main exam hall. NTA said the answers would not be evaluated if the candidates failed to deposit their admit cards.

This year, over 1.258 million candidates appeared for the Main Session 1 exam. A total of 14 candidates achieved a score of 100 NTA. Among these top scorers, five are from Rajasthan, two are from Delhi, and two are from Uttar Pradesh, while one each hails from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Telangana, and Maharashtra. Notably, only one of the top candidates is a female.