JEE Examination 2027

Welcome to the JEE 2027 Examination section on Scholartude. JEE is a national-level entrance examination for students aspiring to pursue undergraduate engineering and technology programs at leading institutions across India. This page provides important information about the examination pattern, eligibility, syllabus, application process, important dates, and preparation requirements. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official NTA website for the latest examination notifications and updates.

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Exam Shedule

JEE Offline Course (Main + Advanced)
Paper Subjects Sections Questions Marks
Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Section A: 20 MCQs per subject
Section B: 10 NVQs per subject (attempt 5) 		90 (75 to attempt) 300
Paper 2A (B.Arch) Mathematics, Aptitude, Drawing Part I: 20 MCQs (Mathematics)
Part II: 50 MCQs (Aptitude)
Part III: 2 Drawing Questions 		82 400
Paper 2B (B.Planning) Mathematics, Aptitude, Planning Part I: 20 MCQs (Mathematics)
Part II: 50 MCQs (Aptitude)
Part III: 25 MCQs (Planning) 		105 400

Important Dates

01 Nov 2026

Online Registration Starts

30 Nov 2026

Last Date for Application

10 Jan 2027

Admit Card Release

24 Jan 2027

JEE Main Examination

JEE Main Admit Card 2027

Your admit card contains important information such as:

  • Candidate name
  • Roll number
  • Examination date
  • Examination centre
  • Reporting time
  • Candidate photograph
  • Examination-day instructions

Candidates should carefully verify all details printed on the admit card before appearing for the examination.

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JEE Main 2027 – Session 1

  • Examination: January 2027
  • Mode: Computer Based Test
  • Status: Upcoming
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JEE Main 2027 – Session 2

  • Examination: April 2027
  • Mode: Computer Based Test
  • Status: Upcoming
Success Rate

JEE Advanced 2027

  • Examination: May 2027
  • Mode: Computer Based Test
  • Status: Upcoming
Success Rate

JEE Main 2027 – Session 2

  • Examination: April 2027
  • Mode: Computer Based Test
  • Status: Completed

Examination Instructions

Before the exam
  • Download your admit card and check your name, photo, exam date, shift and centre address.
  • Visit the exam centre a day earlier to know the route and travel time.
  • Reach by the reporting time on the admit card. Entry closes 30 minutes before the exam starts.
  • Carry your admit card, an original photo ID, and a passport-size photo matching the one in your form.
  • B.Arch (Paper 2A) candidates bring their own geometry box, pencils, eraser and colour pencils or crayons.
During the exam
  • Sit only at the computer allotted to your roll number.
  • Phones, smart watches, calculators, bags and any paper material are not allowed inside.
  • Use only the rough sheets given at the centre, and write your name and roll number on them.
  • Use "Mark for review" and keep track of the on-screen timer; the test submits itself when time is up.
  • Do not leave the hall before the exam ends, even if you finish early.
After the exam
  • Drop your rough sheets in the box provided before leaving the hall.
  • Check the provisional answer key and your recorded responses on the NTA website.
  • If you find an error in the answer key, challenge it within the given window.
  • Download your scorecard once results are out and note your NTA score (percentile).
  • If you qualify for JEE Advanced, register on the JEE Advanced website within the deadline.

Exam Pattern

Mode: Computer Based Test

Duration: 3 Hours

Question Type: Multiple Choice + Numerical Value

Note:The examination pattern, number of questions and marking scheme are subject to the latest official NTA notification.

JEE Main Paper 1 – B.E./B.Tech
Subject Questions Maximum Marks
Mathematics 30 100
Physics 30 100
Chemistry 30 100
Total 90 300

Result / Revaluation / Answer Key

JEE Main Result 2027

The result for each session of JEE Main is declared on the official NTA website in the form of NTA Scores (percentile). The final All India Rank (AIR) is prepared after both sessions are conducted, based on the best of the two NTA Scores.

  • Visit the official JEE Main website and click on the result link.
  • Log in using your application number and date of birth / password.
  • Your scorecard will display the NTA Score, All India Rank, category rank and subject-wise scores.
  • No physical scorecard is dispatched; download and save a copy for counselling and admission purposes.
Revaluation / Rechecking

Since JEE Main is a Computer Based Test, NTA does not offer revaluation or rechecking of scores once the result is declared.

  • The only opportunity to raise objections is during the provisional answer key challenge window, before the final result is prepared.
  • Candidates should carefully verify their recorded responses, published alongside the provisional answer key, as these are treated as final for scoring.
  • No requests for rechecking, re-evaluation or score change are entertained after the final result is declared.
Provisional & Final Answer Key

NTA releases the provisional answer key along with candidates' recorded responses a few days after the examination, on the official website.

  • Candidates can challenge one or more answers within the given window by paying a non-refundable fee per challenged question.
  • Challenges are reviewed by a panel of subject-matter experts.
  • The final answer key is prepared based on accepted challenges, and the result is computed using only this final key.
  • Individual decisions on challenges are not communicated separately to candidates.
Result
JEE Main Result 2027

The result for each session of JEE Main is declared on the official NTA website in the form of NTA Scores (percentile). The final All India Rank (AIR) is prepared after both sessions are conducted, based on the best of the two NTA Scores.

  • Visit the official JEE Main website and click on the result link.
  • Log in using your application number and date of birth / password.
  • Your scorecard will display the NTA Score, All India Rank, category rank and subject-wise scores.
  • No physical scorecard is dispatched; download and save a copy for counselling and admission purposes.
Revaluation
Revaluation / Rechecking

Since JEE Main is a Computer Based Test, NTA does not offer revaluation or rechecking of scores once the result is declared.

  • The only opportunity to raise objections is during the provisional answer key challenge window, before the final result is prepared.
  • Candidates should carefully verify their recorded responses, published alongside the provisional answer key, as these are treated as final for scoring.
  • No requests for rechecking, re-evaluation or score change are entertained after the final result is declared.
Answer Key
Provisional & Final Answer Key

NTA releases the provisional answer key along with candidates' recorded responses a few days after the examination, on the official website.

  • Candidates can challenge one or more answers within the given window by paying a non-refundable fee per challenged question.
  • Challenges are reviewed by a panel of subject-matter experts.
  • The final answer key is prepared based on accepted challenges, and the result is computed using only this final key.
  • Individual decisions on challenges are not communicated separately to candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Scholartude JEE Course?

    The Scholartude JEE Course is a structured preparation program designed for students preparing for JEE Main and JEE Advanced, alongside their Class 11 and Class 12 studies.

    The program combines concept-focused classroom teaching, regular practice, doubt solving, testing, performance analysis, revision and academic mentoring to help students build strong fundamentals and progressively improve their JEE performance.

  • Who can join the Scholartude JEE Course?

    The course is suitable for:

    • Students entering Class 11 who want to begin JEE preparation early.
    • Class 12 students preparing for JEE Main and JEE Advanced.
    • Students who want structured preparation alongside their school/junior-college curriculum.
    • Students looking for focused preparation in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
    • Students who need additional academic support, regular testing and doubt solving.
  • Is Scholartude suitable for students who are starting JEE preparation from Class 11?

    Yes. Starting JEE preparation in Class 11 gives students sufficient time to build concepts systematically.

    Scholartude’s two-year approach is designed to help students progress from foundational concepts to JEE-level problem solving, followed by revision, testing and exam-oriented preparation.

  • Can a student join Scholartude in Class 12?

    Yes. Class 12 students can join the program depending on their academic requirements and the stage of the syllabus.

    Students joining in Class 12 may follow a more focused approach involving:

    • Concept strengthening
    • Backlog management
    • JEE Main-oriented practice
    • Advanced-level problem solving where appropriate
    • Regular tests
    • Revision
    • Doubt solving
    • Exam strategy
  • How does Scholartude teach Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics?

    Scholartude follows a concept-to-application approach.

    The typical learning cycle is:

    Concept → Illustration → Problem Solving → Practice → Testing → Analysis → Revision

    The objective is not simply to complete the syllabus, but to ensure that students can apply concepts to different types of JEE problems.

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