JEE Main 2023 Exam: Bombay High Court to hear plea seeking exam postponement tomorrow, Check details here

JEE Main 2023 Exam Bombay High Court to hear plea seeking exam postponement tomorrow – For the JEE Main 2023 Exam, the Bombay High Court is to hear a plea seeking exam postponement tomorrow, 10th January, 2023.

Earlier, the court provided time to the petitioner to file the JEE Main 2023 Brochure. This petition has been filed by Activist Anubha Shrivastava against the National Testing Agency (NTA).

JEE Main 2023 also known as Joint Entrance Examination Main Examination will be conducted for providing admissions to the desired aspirants in Engineering, B.planning & Architecture courses at various colleges & universities located all over the country. 

As per the information bulletin, candidates must secure 75% in Class 12th in order to participate in the JEE Main 2023. Students have requested relaxation for this criterion as well.

Meanwhile, the JEE Main 2023 Application Process is ongoing for the Session 1 Examination. While applying for the same process, candidates must need to ensure their JEE Main 2023 Eligibility.

The JEE Main 2023 Exam Dates for Session 1 & Session 2 are announced. Accordingly, the exams will be held from 24th to 31st January, 2023 & from 6th to 12th April, 2023 for Session 1 & Session 2 respectively.

The petition added, “the 75% eligibility in the Class 12th Board Examination will affect many students who can score very high in the Mains Examination but may not have 75% marks in the board examination.” 

The petitioner said that the Class 12th Practicals & Vivas will clash with the JEE Main 2023 Session 1. Even the CBSE HSC & 12th ICSE Exams will begin on 1st February which can affect the Class 12 students.

The clash between JEE Main 2023 & Pre-board exams will lead to less number of students appearing for January Session.

Chief Justice Gangpurwala & V Marne will be considering the petition. “The only difficulty is that the last date for registration is approaching. My lords may consider it on Monday, I will file tomorrow, said the petitioner.

However, the court denied it & said “You should have filed with the petition. Matter on 10th January.”

During the pandemic, NTA removed the 75% criteria as a one-time measure due to academic loss.