This is an important time for Class 12 Science (PCM) students in Nawalgarh and nearby villages, and for their parents. The last date for the JEE Main 2027 application is 22 November 2026. If you have not filled in the form yet, do not wait for the final day. In this article we explain, in simple words, the key dates, what to keep ready before you start the form, which mistakes to avoid, and how to balance JEE preparation with your board exams.
JEE Main 2027 (Session 1): Key Dates at a Glance
The National Testing Agency (NTA) issued its notice on 24 October 2026. According to it, the main dates for Session 1 are:
- Online application: 24 October 2026 to 22 November 2026 (up to 11:50 PM)
- Last date for fee payment: 22 November 2026 (up to 11:50 PM)
- Late submission (with ₹500 late fee): 23 to 26 November 2026
- Correction window: 27 to 29 November 2026
- Exam city intimation: 30 December 2026
- Admit card: 13 January 2027
- Session 1 exam: 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 28 January 2027
- Session 2: April 2027 (NTA will announce exact dates later)
The exam will be held in two shifts: 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon and 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Candidates appearing for both B.Arch and B.Planning have a 3-hour-30-minute paper and will finish at 12:30 PM or 6:30 PM, depending on the shift.
Please note: apply only on the official website jeemain.nta.nic.in. For complete details on fees and eligibility, read the NTA Information Bulletin carefully.
Keep These Documents Ready Before You Start
Most trouble while filling the form happens when a document is not at hand or a photo is not in the right size or format. So gather these in one place beforehand:
- Class 10 certificate or marksheet: your name and date of birth are matched against it.
- A recent passport-size photo: clear face, plain background.
- A scanned signature: in the format given in the NTA Information Bulletin.
- Category certificate: if you belong to a reserved category.
- Aadhaar card or another identity document.
- DigiLocker / MeriPehchaan login: NTA advises (notice dated 28 October 2026) logging in with your own DigiLocker/MeriPehchaan credentials and completing DigiLocker Re-KYC before filling the form.
- Your own or a parent's mobile number and email: ones that will stay active all year, since every update will come to them.
Points to Keep in Mind While Filling the Form
A small mistake can become a big problem later. Follow these steps in order:
- Write your name exactly as it appears on your Class 10 marksheet. Check all three names: the student's, the father's and the mother's.
- Give your own or a parent's mobile number and email. Do not enter the number of a cyber café or an agent.
- Choose exam cities thoughtfully. Make sure the city is easy to reach and that you can arrive on time for a morning shift.
- Read the entire form once more before paying the fee. It helps if an elder at home sits with you and checks it too.
- Download and safely keep the confirmation page, and take a printout as well.
- Use the correction window only if needed. Corrections are possible only between 27 and 29 November, not after that.
Beware of fake websites and agents who promise a "sure selection" or offer to "fill the form for you". Never share your password with anyone.
Balancing JEE and RBSE Board Preparation
Most students in our area are doing Class 12 with the RBSE board. The board exams are expected in February 2027, just a few weeks after JEE Session 1. So both preparations need to go side by side. The good news is that the Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics syllabus overlaps a great deal, so effort for one also helps the other.
A simple plan from November to January:
- November: finish the application first. Then complete any pending board chapters and solve a few questions from each subject every day.
- December: revise the whole syllabus. Make short notes of formulas and key points.
- January (before the exam): solve timed practice papers. Strengthen what you have already studied instead of starting new chapters.
- After JEE: turn your full attention to the boards, especially practising written answers.
For a little daily practice, you can also try our free quizzes. And if you want to understand career options beyond engineering, take a look at Career Compass.
The Role of Parents: Values and Success Together
During these exam months, what a child needs most is trust and calm at home. Parents can offer great support through a few simple things:
- Keep the home atmosphere calm. Reduce TV and mobile noise during study time.
- Do not compare your child with a relative's, neighbour's or friend's child. Every child has their own pace.
- Sit with your child while the form is being filled and help check the details.
- Appreciate hard work and honesty more than marks.
- Have a light, relaxed chat with your child every day so they can openly share their worries.
Remember, one exam is neither the end nor the beginning of life. Good values, patience and steady effort are the real foundation of success.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I cannot submit the form by 22 November?
NTA has allowed late submission from 23 to 26 November 2026 with a late fee of ₹500. However, to avoid the extra cost and the last-minute rush, it is better to apply before 22 November.
What should I do if I make a mistake in the form?
A correction window will open from 27 to 29 November 2026, during which the permitted details can be corrected. Still, try to check the form thoroughly before paying the fee.
What is the fee and what are the eligibility conditions?
Complete and correct details on fees and eligibility are given in the NTA Information Bulletin. Download it from the official website, read it carefully, and do not rely on hearsay.
Best wishes to all students from Gayatri Vidyapeeth Senior Secondary School, Nawalgarh. Founded in 1993 and affiliated with RBSE, our school offers education from Nursery to Class 12 in both Hindi and English medium. Classes 11–12 have Science, Commerce and Arts streams, along with separate Physics, Chemistry and Biology labs and a Computer Lab. Inspired by Gayatri Pariwar, every day at our school begins with the Gayatri Mantra, and our motto is "विद्या ददाति विनयम्". For admission enquiries, call our helpline 70735 51551.
