No JEST(Joint Entrance Screening Test) for 2010?

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There is currently no official notice regarding the JEST 2010 application process, which typically opens in February each year. However, it has been confirmed that applications will be available starting November 16. Concerns about the application timeline arose due to the proximity of the GATE exam, which has its application deadline already passed. Fortunately, the dates for JEST and GATE will not coincide, alleviating scheduling conflicts for candidates.
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Why is there no notices regarding JEST 2010? Its conducted in february each year i heard. Why haven't they started asking for applications yet?
And will it be conducted on the same date as GATE?
 
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Jumping too fast to conclusions, are we.. The applications will be up for grabs tomorrow, Nov 16.
 
ya. I thought so because deadline for applying is over for GATE which is held almost at the same time of the year as JEST. Thank god the dates didn't coincide. :)
 

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