In the third session, as many as 17 candidates have scored 100 percentile, the NTA said today.There is a link for checking the session 3 results for JEE Mains, however, students have said they can not access scorecards using it.

The NTA has established a QRS or Query Redressal System. It is a platform based on web technology that mainly aims to enable the submission of queries or grievances by the JEE Main registered students.

The final answer key for the examination was released a night before to allow the candidates to calculate their raw marks using the final answer key.The JEE Main 2021 Session 3 and 4 were delayed for a long time in view of the current coronavirus pandemic. The JEE Main 2021 Session 3 was finally held in between July 22 and July 27 amidst all Covid-19 safety norms.

Over 7.09 lakh students had registered to appear for JEE Main Session 3. This is the first time that JEE Main is being held four times a year.