JEE Main 2026 Registration — Last-Call Alert: Register by 27 November 2025

Published On: 26 November 2025
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JEE Main 2026 Registration Last Date (Nov 27) Live

The registration window for JEE Main 2026 Session 1 is closing soon — you must apply by 27 November 2025 at the official portal National Testing Agency (NTA)’s website: jeemain.nta.nic.in.


📅 Important Dates You Should Know

EventDate / Deadline
Registration start date31 October 2025
Last date to submit form + pay fee27 November 2025 (fee payment by 11:50 PM)
Exam city intimation slip releaseFirst week of January 2026
JEE Main 2026 Session-1 exam dates21 – 30 January 2026
Correction window for submitted forms1 – 2 December 2025 (for minor corrections)

⚠️ According to NTA: “There will be no further extension beyond November 27.” So if you miss this deadline, no more registrations for Session-1.


📝 How to Apply — Step-by-Step (Quick Guide)

  1. Visit the official website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
  2. Click “JEE Main 2026 Session-1 Registration” link.
  3. Register using a valid email and mobile number.
  4. Fill in personal, academic and exam-related details correctly.
  5. Upload required documents (photo, signature, category/PwD certificate if applicable).
  6. Pay application fee via credit/debit card, net-banking, or UPI — before 27 Nov, 11:50 PM.
  7. Save/download confirmation page for your record.

Tip: Keep scanned copies of needed documents ready before starting — helps avoid last-minute rush or upload failures.


✅ Who Can Apply — Eligibility & Documents You Need

  • The exam is for aspirants seeking admission to undergraduate programmes in engineering, architecture or planning (B.E./B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Planning).
  • Age / 12th-class eligibility: As per NTA norms (check official brochure).
  • Required documents: recent passport-size photograph, signature scan, class 10th/12th certificates, Aadhaar (or other valid ID proof), category certificate (if applicable), PwD / UDID card (if applicable).

🔄 After You Submit — What Happens Next

  • Once registration closes (27 Nov), NTA will release the Exam City Intimation Slip in early January 2026.
  • Admit cards will be available a few days before exam dates (21–30 Jan 2026).
  • For candidates who made errors while applying, a Correction Window is available from 1–2 Dec 2025 (e.g. to correct name, DOB, exam city, category, photograph) — but only certain fields.
  • After Session-1, there will be a second session (likely April 2026) for those who want to retry or missed Session-1.

📰 What’s New / Why 2025 Registration is Important

  • NTA has expanded the number of exam cities (over 320) — more students will now have access to centers even in remote areas.
  • Session-1 (January 2026) is the first opportunity — good for early preparation, college admission, and more time for coaching or improvement before other entrance exams.
  • Correction window gives a small cushion for genuine errors — but only a one-time chance.

💬 50 “People Also Ask” – Quick Answers (Friendly Tone)

Here are common doubts and their short answers — helps you (or your friends) get clarity fast:

  1. What is JEE Main 2026?
    It’s the national-level engineering entrance exam — first stage for admissions into B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Planning courses.
  2. When does JEE Main 2026 registration end?
    November 27, 2025 (till 11:50 PM for fee payment).
  3. Where to apply for JEE Main 2026?
    On the official website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
  4. What’s the last date for fee payment?
    Also November 27, 2025.
  5. Can I edit my form after submission?
    Yes — there’s a correction window from 1–2 December 2025 for certain fields.
  6. I forgot to pay fee — can I pay after Nov 27?
    No — after deadline, the form will be considered invalid.
  7. Which courses use JEE Main scores?
    B.Tech (engineering), B.Arch, B.Planning undergraduate courses in NTA-affiliated institutions.
  8. When will the exam be held?
    Session-1: 21–30 January 2026. Session-2 (for some) likely in April 2026.
  9. Is Aadhaar mandatory for application?
    Aadhaar or other valid ID proof (as per NTA guidelines) is required during registration.
  10. What documents are needed for registration?
    Recent photo, signature, 10th/12th certificates, ID proof, category / PwD certificate if applicable.
  11. Can students in 12th apply if results aren’t out?
    Yes — 12th appearing students can register (as per past practices), filling required academic info carefully.
  12. Will there be more than one session of JEE Main 2026?
    Yes — Session-1 in January, Session-2 in April 2026.
  13. What languages will the exam be in?
    JEE Main 2026 paper offered in 13 languages including English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, etc.
  14. What if I submit wrong DOB or name — can I correct?
    Yes — during the correction window (1–2 Dec), you can correct such details.
  15. What’s the application fee range?
    Depends on category & paper type; check official notice while applying.
  16. I belong to OBC-NCL / EWS — do I need certificate?
    Yes — valid category certificate must be uploaded at time of application.
  17. Is there extra fee for PwD / special categories?
    PwD / UDID card holders must upload certificate; fee waiver or reduction depends on NTA norm — check official notice.
  18. Can I edit exam city preferences later?
    Yes — but only during correction window (1–2 Dec), if changes permitted by NTA.
  19. What if the website crashes on last day?
    Try alternate browser or date before deadline — don’t wait until last minute.
  20. Will there be refund if I don’t appear after registering?
    No — fee is non-refundable.
  21. Can foreign nationals apply?
    Yes — NTA allows Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) / foreign candidates; check eligibility criteria in official brochure.
  22. Is there an option to choose two subjects (like B.Arch + B.Tech)?
    Depending on eligibility and given NTA norms, some may select multiple papers — check guidelines while applying.
  23. What if I made mistake in photo/signature upload?
    Correction window allows re-upload, but do it between 1–2 Dec 2025.
  24. Will admit cards come before exams?
    Yes — admit cards to be released a few days before exam (exact date to be announced).
  25. What if I miss Session-1 — can I appear in Session-2?
    Yes, you can register later for Session-2 (April 2026).
  26. Is there negative marking in JEE Main?
    Yes — standard marking scheme (check official brochure).
  27. How to pay fee?
    Via credit/debit card, net banking or UPI — payment must be completed by 27 Nov.
  28. Is mobile number change allowed later?
    Phone and email ideally should be final — changes may not be allowed after submission.
  29. What’s the age limit?
    As per NTA rules — check official information brochure for age / qualification details.
  30. Is there limit on number of attempts?
    NTA allows multiple attempts (Session-1 + Session-2) for same academic year.
  31. Will syllabus change from last year?
    Mostly same — but always check official brochure for updates.
  32. Can I use previous year’s category / EWS certificate?
    Certificate must be valid and as per NTA’s format — better to have latest issue date.
  33. What if exam city assigned is far from home?
    Try giving alternative city preference while applying, but final allocation depends on seat availability.
  34. What happens if I fill wrong class 12 roll-no (as 12th appearing)?
    You may need to correct during correction window (if permitted).
  35. Will there be correction if I forget to upload PwD / category certificate?
    Possibly — but NTA’s correction window has limited scope; upload correctly before final submission if possible.
  36. Is photograph background colour important?
    Yes — usually white background is required; follow NTA guidelines for specs.
  37. Will there be online proctored exam?
    No — JEE Main is offline CBT (computer based test) at designated centres.
  38. Will result come before school boards result?
    Usually yes — for Session-1, results expected around mid-February 2026.
  39. Can I change paper type (e.g. B.E. to B.Arch) after form submit?
    Not after final submission — choose correct option while applying.
  40. Will JEE Main 2026 exam pattern change?
    Not expected — NTA uses similar pattern; confirm via official notification.
  41. Is copy of Aadhaar enough or need printout?
    Soft copy (as PDF/image) during upload is accepted — but check for clarity and validity.
  42. Can 2024 pass-out students apply?
    Yes — as long as they meet education / board exam pass criteria.
  43. What if I don’t get centre near me?
    Try choosing alternate city preferences; NTA tries to allocate nearest possible centre but not guaranteed.
  44. Is it mandatory to fill previous year’s marks while applying?
    Yes — academic details required as per form.
  45. What if I miss correction window?
    Then you’ll have to keep data as submitted — mistakes may cause disqualification or issues later.
  46. Does JEE Main 2026 allow Aadhaar-less registration?
    NTA’s guidelines may allow alternate ID proofs — check official brochure.
  47. Will there be separate form for architecture / B.Planning?
    Yes — while filling form you choose the paper type as per course (B.Tech, B.Arch, B.Plan).
  48. How many times per year is JEE Main conducted?
    Twice — Session-1 (Jan) and Session-2 (April) in 2026.
  49. What if my board result isn’t out by exam date?
    Many institutes allow conditional admission, but NTA eligibility norms must be met — check with college after results.
  50. Where to check official updates or notifications?
    On the official website: jeemain.nta.nic.in and nta.ac.in

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