NTA launches app for JEE (Main) and HIS aspiring

NEW DELHI: In the face of the continuing blockade, now there is help at hand for JEE (Main) and CLEAN-UG applicants: a mobile phone application, provided free or by the National Testing Agency, which not only allows students to take mock tests, but also to obtain a custom report, which analyses the scores through AI, fixes the concepts and even indicates the time required to resolve a particular issue. Also, the application does not require continuous connectivity to the internet.

The NTA launched its “National Test Abhyas” mobile App Tuesday to hand-maintain all engineering and medical aspirants in their preparation for the test, which was postponed due to the Covidtriggered security lock.

The Application, according to a senior NTA official of the technical team, will be offering mock tests of each of three-hour JEE (Main) and CLEAN-UG. Candidates will receive a customized report of the card immediately after the completion of the test, which does not only reflect the scores, but it is also incorrect entries with a explainer for why the response is incorrect.

Another great advantage is that once a particular candidate’s full 4-5 tests, the use of AI and the advancement of analytics, custom reports will pin-point the weaknesses such as if one has taken more than required time on a particular question or section, in relation to the average time spent by other candidates, and which issue(s) if a candidate is focused on improving the performance.

“The level of difficulty will be the same as that of a real paper. On the other hand, for each incorrect entry NTA the report card also explain the correct answer and your concept. The applicants can keep taking these tests every day and at any time to learn and improve,” the official said.

Once a candidate downloads of the test, it works perfectly, even without an internet connection, which without a doubt will be beneficial to students, even in areas with low bandwidth.

While it is likely that this benefit applicants who are not being able to go to your regular classroom coaching due to the national lock, HRD Minister Ramesh Pokhriyal said that the mission is to help the candidates who do not have the opportunities to go to face coaching in the cities.