JEE Main Result 2023 Likely Out in Feb 2023: Check Foreign Universities Accepting JEE Score

JEE Main Result 2023: The Joint Entrance Exam (JEE), which is administered every year by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) in India is known to be one of the toughest exams in the world.

After the JEE Main Result 2023 are out it is not sure that every candidate will get a spot in one of the (almost) 23 institutions. Then, some students would choose to pursue their degrees abroad. In such circumstances, a select number of universities throughout the world may accept the JEE Main 2023 score.

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National University of Singapore  

The National University of Singapore does encourage applicants with extraordinary JEE scores after the JEE Main Result 2023, even if JEE scores are not the only or the primary criterion for admission to a study there.

As per the University guidelines, candidates must have achieved a very high level of success or held positions of leadership in activities such as medals from the International Science Olympiad, prestigious national honor, athletes from the national teams, and exceptional scores on the most competitive university entrance exams (such as the IIT/AIEEE rankings, etc.)

Queen’s University, Belfast 

Queen’s University, Belfast considers class 12 as one of the initial assessment points for every program. However, the university also makes it clear that if the applicant took the JEE Main or Advanced exams, their JEE Main 2023 Result may also be taken into consideration while evaluating their admission application.

As per the guidelines, marks from JEE Main or Advanced exams may be taken into consideration in addition to Standard XII results for applicants. The university's standard Standard XII overall percentage criterion (as stated above), with at least 60% in important disciplines, must be met by applicants in order for their JEE Main Result 2023 to be taken into account.

German University

Germany conducts a system of 13 years of official education rather than merely 12 years (10+2). Indian applicants must therefore complete an additional year of study, or "studienkolleg," to make up for the gap.