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JEE Main exam is a national exam for students planning to study engineering or designing in engineering colleges and universities throughout India. This exam has two parts, with one part being for B.E./B.Tech students and another one being for B.Planning and B.Arch courses; however, both parts are for those wanting to become students at NITs, IIITs, and other central funding technology institutes. JEE Main consists of two kinds of assessments to measure how well an individual understands basic concepts and principles of Physics, Chemistry, and Math for engineering courses. The primary purpose of the JEE Main is to assess an individual's eligibility for an engineering bachelor programme and their ability to pass JEE Advanced.

The JEE Advanced is considered to be more competitive than JEE Mains, with an additional level of competition for being one of the highest ranked universities of science, technology, engineering (STE) within the IITs, and IISc of Bangalore, as well as other leading STE universities throughout India.

In addition, to qualify for the Advanced, an individual must also score within the top two hundred thousand candidates to be able to sit for the exam on the day of the test, with the JEE Advanced exam comprising of two independent papers (Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry) and will be given for assessment in terms of a candidate's depth of knowledge regarding the material covered, analytical and logical reasoning capabilities and capability to resolve complex issues via mathematics, physics, and chemistry techniques. Many individuals consider this exam to be one of the most demanding and testing engineering entrance exams available in all of India.

The AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) started conducting a three-hour-long online exam (the AIIMS MBBS Entrance Examination) to be able to provide entry into its institutes for students wishing to study medicine and establish themselves as doctors or other medical professionals in India. This entrance exam included 180 multiple-choice questions on the following subject areas: Physics, Chemistry, and Biology (Botany and Zoology). Each correct answer was worth 4 points, whereas each incorrect answer cost 1 point (as in most exams). The AIIMS MBBS Entrance Examination was known to be one of the more difficult entrance exams because it assessed a student's speed, accuracy, understanding, and application of basic terminology and concepts in medical science.

Since October 1, 2019, the AIIMS MBBS Entrance Examination has merged into NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is the only national level entrance exam for students looking to study medicine and become doctors in India (for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees). NEET is administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA); it is a three-hour exam and consists of 180 multiple-choice questions from the same three subject areas as AIIMS (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology). The scoring and expectation process for the questions on NEET is the same as for the AIIMS MBBS Entrance Examination. Therefore, NEET evaluates a student's conceptual and scientific aptitude as well as their capability to solve problems using scientific knowledge, making it the most important entrance examination for students aspiring to enter a medical field.

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