JEE Main examination will be conducted twice in a year by National Testing Agency in computer-based mode. You can practice for the JEE Main mock test at home through NTA Abhyas app or join an online test series to solve more tests.
How to Practice JEE Main Computer-Based Mock Tests at Home?
Steps to practice JEE Main computer-based mock tests at home.
- Get comfortable giving tests on a computer or laptop (if you have not done yet). Create an exam-like environment at home.
- Don’t allow any distractions coming in your way when you attempt an online mock test. If needed, lock yourself in the room for the test duration. Keep a water bottle with you.
- When you sit for JEE Main CBT (online mock test), once you’re logged in, take a moment to relax and get focused.
- Read the instructions carefully (will be the same in online mock tests and JEE Main exam).
- Set the question for review later (Mark for Review and Next) if you get stuck at any question and have a half idea only. Going back to the reviewed question will be much easier in CBT mode.
- Remember that anytime you can change your answer easily by selecting a different option. But you should not waste too much time on this and just do a quick rewind during the last 15-20 mins.
- Keep the focus when you are using rough sheets for calculation to avoid silly mistakes.
- For your convenience, there will be a timer (Time Left) on the computer screen during the test. Sometimes it can make you edgy and nervous, so avoid thinking about it too much while solving the questions. Just make sure you devote enough time for each section as planned.
When you are in front of the computer and the JEE Main exam begins, don’t worry about anything else. If you have practiced enough online mock tests at home, there is nothing extra you need to do on the day of JEE Main computer-based examination.
To ace the JEE Main computer-based exam, solve as many online mock tests as possible. You can practice JEE Main computer based mock tests at home in JEE Online Courses.
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