JAC Delhi College Predictor 2026

Hello, Yes, this will almost certainly cause a major problem during your JEE 2026 application.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is extremely strict about data matching. When you fill out the JEE application, you are required to enter your name, date of birth, and your parents' names exactly as they appear on your 10th-grade marksheet.

The problem will occur during identity verification. The system will try to match the details you entered (from your 10th marksheet) with the data stored in your Aadhaar. When it sees that the father's name does not match, your application will be flagged for a mismatch and will likely be rejected. Even though your name is correct, a mismatch in your father's name is considered a critical data error.

You have time before 2026, so you must get this fixed. The best solution is to get your Aadhaar card corrected. Go to a permanent Aadhaar Seva Kendra (ASK) with your original 10th marksheet and use it as the official proof to update your father's name on your Aadhaar. Do not wait until the JEE registration period begins, as this process can sometimes take time.

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Hello, Based on recent JEE Main trends, here are the approximate targets for the OBC-NCL category.

• For a rank under 20,000 [OBC-NCL]: You should target an overall percentile of 94.5% to 95.5%.
• For a rank under 10,000 [OBC-NCL]: You should target an overall percentile of 96.5% to 97.5%.

It is difficult to give an exact "marks" target for 2026, as the marks vs. percentile data changes every year and with every single exam shift (depending on its difficulty). However, as a safe estimate, you could aim for 135-145+ marks for the 20k rank and 155-165+ marks for the 10k rank. You should always focus on maximizing your percentile, as that is the more reliable metric.

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Hello,

From the below website you can download the previous year question papers of JEE Mains Hindi medium.

https://engineering.careers360.com/hi/articles/jee-main-question-paper

It consists of last 10 years question paper, solving them all will surely help you in preparation.

All the best.

Hello,

Visit the below website to know the high weightage chapters for JEE 2026.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

You'll also get to know which books should be referred for your preparation.

Hello,

From the below website you can get to know which are the important topics, chapter wise weightage and also which books to refer to prepare for JEE Mains 2026.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

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Visit the below website to know the important chapters for JEE 2026.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

You'll also get to know the weightage of chapters and which books to refer for your preparation.

Hello,

Yes, knowing the chapter wise weightage plays an important role in preparation of JEE.

Visit the below website to know it.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chapter-wise-weightage

Also refer the books that are recommended there as they'll help you in preparing well for your examination.

All the best.

Hello, You have asked to download the previous year question paper of JEE Mains.

I am providing you a link, from that link you can directly download the previous year question paper of JEE Mains.

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You can download JEE Mains question paper of last 10 years with solution by clicking on "CLICK HERE".

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Hello,

Since you’re targeting JEE Main 2027 and want to cover both 11th and 12th syllabus in one year, start with a structured plan. Join a dedicated dropper or crash course (online/offline) that focuses on concept clarity + mock tests.

Begin with NCERT basics, then move to standard JEE books like H.C. Verma (Physics), R.D. Sharma (Math's), and N.C.E.R.T. for Chemistry. Focus on daily revision, PYQs, and test analysis — consistency is key to manage both syllabi effectively.

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If you have only a state SEBC certificate and not a central OBC-NCL certificate, then you can’t claim OBC-NCL reservation in JEE. In that case, you should select the “General” category (or General-EWS, if you have a valid EWS certificate). To avail OBC-NCL benefits in JEE, you must get a central OBC-NCL certificate issued by the Government of India.

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