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JEE Main 2027 Important Dates — Registration, Exam & Results

JEE Main 2027 dates: Session 1 on 22–24 and 28–30 January 2027 (NTA tentative), plus expected Session 2, JEE Advanced and JoSAA timelines.

Missing a registration deadline is the easiest way to lose a year of preparation. This page lists the JEE Main 2027 dates — registration, admit card, exam, results and counselling — so you can mark your calendar. Session 1 dates come from NTA's tentative exam calendar; every other date is an estimate based on the 2026 cycle until NTA publishes the 2027 information bulletin.

How Many Days Are Left Until JEE Main 2027?

NTA's tentative exam calendar (16 September 2026) puts JEE Main 2027 Session 1 on 22–24 and 28–30 January 2027, with 31 January as a buffer day. Session 2 is not announced yet; in 2026 it ran from 2 to 8 April, so expect early April 2027. From late September 2026, that is roughly four months to Session 1 and about six months to Session 2.

But the number that actually matters is not the calendar countdown — it is your preparation days. Two students with the same exam date have wildly different outcomes depending on how they use the weeks in between. Count the weeks you have left, then work backwards from the exam: lock syllabus coverage first, leave the last 6–8 weeks for revision and full-length mocks, and protect a buffer for your board exams.

JEE Main 2027 Session 1 — Dates

EventDateNotes
Registration OpensLate October–November 2026 (expected)Online on jeemain.nta.nic.in (2026 cycle: 31 October 2025)
Registration DeadlineLate November 2026 (expected)2026 cycle closed on 27 November 2025
Correction WindowShortly after the form closes (expected)Only certain fields can be corrected
City Intimation SlipFirst week of January 2027 (expected)Shows your exam city, not the centre
Admit Card ReleaseAround 18–19 January 2027 (expected)3–4 days before your exam date
Exam Dates (Session 1)22–24 and 28–30 January 2027 (31 Jan buffer)Tentative — NTA exam calendar, 16 Sep 2026
Answer Key ReleaseEarly February 2027 (expected)Provisional — you can raise objections
Result DeclarationMid-February 2027 (expected)2026 Session 1 result: 16 February 2026

JEE Main 2027 Session 2 — Expected Dates

EventExpected DateNotes
Registration OpensLate January–early February 2027Session 1 candidates can log in and add Session 2
Registration DeadlineLate February 20272026 cycle: form open 1–25 February
Correction WindowLate February 2027Only certain fields can be corrected
Admit Card ReleaseEarly April 20273–4 days before your exam date
Exam Dates (Session 2)Early April 20272026 cycle: 2–8 April; two shifts a day
Answer Key ReleaseSecond week of April 2027Provisional — you can raise objections
Final Result (better of both sessions)Third week of April 20272026 final result: 20 April 2026

JEE Advanced 2027 — Expected Dates

EventExpected DateNotes
Registration OpensLate April 2027Only for the top 2,50,000 JEE Main (B.E./B.Tech) candidates
Registration DeadlineFirst week of May 20272026 cycle closed on 2 May — a short window
Admit Card ReleaseSecond week of May 20272026: 11 May, on the JEE Advanced website
Exam DateMid-May 2027 (a Sunday)Paper 1 + Paper 2 on the same day (2026: Sunday 17 May)
Answer Key ReleaseLate May 2027Provisional, with an objection window (2026: 25 May)
Result DeclarationFirst week of June 20272026 result: 1 June

The IIT that organises JEE Advanced 2027 has not been announced yet; it publishes the official schedule on jeeadv.ac.in.

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JoSAA Counselling 2027 — Expected Timeline

StageExpected DateWhat Happens
Registration & Choice FillingEarly June 2027Opens the day after the JEE Advanced result (2026: 2 June)
Mock Seat AllocationsEarly–mid June 2027Two mock allotments help you refine your choices before locking them
Round 1 Seat AllotmentMid-June 2027First seat allotment based on rank + preferences
Rounds 2–4Late June–mid-July 2027Further allotment rounds, with upgrades for float/slide candidates
Round 5 (Final)Mid-July 2027Last JoSAA round (2026: 16 July)
After JoSAA (NIT+ only)Late July 2027Vacant NIT/IIIT/GFTI seats go to CSAB special rounds (csab.nic.in)

During JoSAA counselling, you can "float" (keep your current allotment but stay in later rounds for an upgrade), "slide" (accept a better branch at the same college), or "freeze" (accept your seat and exit counselling). Understanding these options is critical — a wrong choice can cost you a better seat. Our JoSAA counselling guide explains each step.

Registration Checklist

Get these ready before registration opens to avoid last-minute scrambles (based on the 2026 bulletin — check the 2027 one):

  • Aadhaar or DigiLocker — for identity verification, with your Aadhaar photo, name and date of birth up to date
  • Class 10 certificate or marksheet — scanned as a PDF
  • Class 12 details — marks if passed, or appearing status
  • Passport-size photograph — recent, in colour, white background, face clearly visible; you also capture a live photo during the form
  • Signature scan — clear and legible
  • Category / EWS details — if applicable (you enter the details; no certificate upload in 2026)
  • Disability / UDID certificate — if applicable
  • Valid email and mobile number — you will receive OTPs and updates here
  • Debit card / net banking / UPI — for the fee (2026, one paper: ₹1,000 General male, ₹900 EWS/OBC-NCL male, ₹800 female, ₹500 SC/ST/PwD/third gender)

Key Reminders

  1. Set calendar reminders for registration opening day. Servers get overloaded on the last day — register early.
  2. Download your admit card immediately. Do not rely on last-minute downloads — server crashes are common.
  3. Print 2–3 copies of the admit card and keep them with your ID.
  4. Check the exam centre location in advance. Visit the centre a day before if possible, especially in unfamiliar cities.
  5. Keep original documents ready for JoSAA counselling. Missing documents during verification can cost you your seat.

Session 1 dates are from NTA's tentative exam calendar (16 September 2026); all other dates are estimates based on the 2026 cycle and will change once NTA and the organising IIT publish official schedules. Always verify on the official JEE Main website. For exam preparation, see our JEE 2027 preparation guide.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When will JEE Main 2027 registration start?

NTA hasn't opened JEE Main 2027 registration yet. For the 2026 exam, Session 1 applications ran from 31 October to 27 November 2025 on jeemain.nta.nic.in, so expect the 2027 form in late October or November 2026, together with the information bulletin. Session 2 registration usually opens in late January or early February. Registration is online only — keep your Aadhaar details, a valid email and mobile number, and your Class 10 and Class 12 details ready.

JEE Main 2027 will have two sessions (January and April). You can take one or both; NTA counts your better score. You can appear for JEE Main in the year you pass Class 12 and the two years after it.

Admit cards come out 3–4 days before your exam date. With Session 1 tentatively starting 22 January 2027, expect them around 18–19 January; the city intimation slip usually comes in the first week of January. For Session 2 in April, expect the admit card 3–4 days before your exam date. Download and print it as soon as it is available.

JEE Advanced 2027 is expected in mid-May 2027, on a Sunday — the 2026 exam was on Sunday 17 May, with results on 1 June. The organising IIT and the official dates haven't been announced yet. Registration opens after the JEE Main final result, and only the top 2,50,000 JEE Main (B.E./B.Tech) candidates across all categories can register.

JoSAA usually starts the day after the JEE Advanced result. In 2026 registration opened on 2 June, Round 1 seats were allotted in mid-June and the fifth and final round was on 16 July; vacant NIT, IIIT and GFTI seats then went to CSAB special rounds. Expect a similar June–July window in 2027. Keep all original documents ready.

Yes. You can appear for JEE Main in the year you pass Class 12 and the two years after it, so if you passed in 2025 you were eligible in 2025 and 2026, and 2027 is your last eligible year. Students who passed Class 12 in 2026 or are appearing for Class 12 in 2027 are also eligible.

For JEE Main 2026, NTA asked for: identity verification through Aadhaar or DigiLocker (or another ID proof), a live photograph captured during the form, a scanned passport-size photograph (white background) and signature, a scanned Class 10 certificate or marksheet, category/EWS details if applicable (details only, no certificate upload), a disability/UDID certificate if applicable, and a valid email and mobile number. Check the 2027 bulletin for the final list.

In 2026, NTA held JEE Main in 319 cities, including 15 outside India. During registration you choose your preferred exam cities, and NTA allots the centre based on availability. Check the city list in the 2027 bulletin when it is released.

NTA's tentative exam calendar (16 September 2026) puts JEE Main 2027 Session 1 on 22–24 and 28–30 January 2027, with 31 January as a buffer day. Session 2 is not announced yet; based on 2026 (2–8 April), expect early April 2027. From late September 2026 that is roughly four months to Session 1 and about six months to Session 2. Count the weeks you have left and work backwards: finish syllabus coverage first, then leave the last 6–8 weeks for revision and full-length mocks.