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JEE-Mains, JEE-Advanced, NEET exam dates announced

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The union government today announced that the JEE-Mains exams will be held from July 18-23 while JEE-Advanced exams will be held in August.

The announcement was made by HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal today. He also announced that the medical entrance exam NEET will be conducted on July 26.

IIT-JEE (Main) examination, 2020 will be held on 18, 20, 21, 22, and 23 July. The government said IIT-JEE Advanced exam will be held in August but the exact dates will be announced later on.

The exams were postponed due to nationwide lockdown announced to contain the COVID-19 spread. The gover A decision will soon be taken on the pending CBSE Class 10, 12 board exams, While Joint Entrance Exam-Mains (JEE-MAINS) is conducted for admission to engineering

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