Here is how to master the computer-based test format in JEE Main 2020
Most of the entrance examinations like Joint Entrance Examination (Main), VIT Engineering Entrance Examination, BITS Admission Test, et al. are now conducted in a computer-based format. The change in the mode of the exam can be challenging for some but students can easily master it by having a basic understanding of computers and the exam.National Testing Agency (NTA) will hold JEE Main B.Tech / B.E, B.Arch, and B.Planning exam in CBT mode. Only 2 questions of drawing in B.Arch exam are to be attempted on pen and paper. At the exam centre, the system will be already set up and students just need to know how to control the mouse pointer and use the keyboard.
The best source to get an idea about the exam is to practice JEE Main 2020 mock tests. It is available online and is an exact replica of the national level engineering entrance exam. NTA has also provided mock test facility on nta.ac.in. To access it, go to the website and click on the ‘student’ tab on the top bar. Then, click on ‘mock test online’ link and proceed by clicking the ‘login’ button.
1. Indicates questions which a candidate has not visited yet.
2. This symbol denotes that the question has been visited but the answer has not been submitted yet.
3. The green box is displayed in front of those questions, for which answer has been submitted.
4. If this appears, then the answer has not been submitted but the question has been marked for review.
5. This appears when a question has been answered and marked for review.
During the test, use “>” arrow to maximize question window. By doing so, the question pallet will disappear and the question, with options, will spread all over the screen. To minimize it and check the question pallet, use “<” arrow.
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