NTA To Release JEE Main 2027 Official Notification Soon: Check Tentative Registration Dates

Shilpa Nigam
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Shilpa Nigam
Last Updated on : 27 Aug 2026 11:27AM

The National Testing Agency (NTA) is expected to officially release the comprehensive notification, exam calendar, and online registration forms for the JEE Main 2027 engineering entrance cycle between October and November 2026.

Lakhs of engineering aspirants across India awaiting the premium entrance exam can track the timeline, core session patterns, and critical registration blueprints below. Candidates are advised to keep their structural identity proofs, caste certificates, and Class 10/12 academic transcripts fully updated before the NTA registration portal opens.

JEE Main 2027: Expected Schedule & Important Dates

Adhering to traditional annual academic timelines, NTA will organize the National Level Entrance exam in two independent sessions to offer students maximum flexibility to improve their scores.

Exam Milestone / Event

Session 1 (January 2027)

Session 2 (April 2027)

Online Application Start

Late October – November 2026

Late January – February 2027

City Intimation Slip Release

First week of January 2027

Third week of March 2027

Admit Card Live Date

3–4 days prior to the exam

3–4 days prior to the exam

JEE Main Exam Dates

Late January 2027

Early April 2027

NTA Scorecard & Results

Mid-February 2027

Late April 2027

Exam Pattern & Compulsory Question Blueprint

Aspirants must focus heavily on the official distribution blueprint to streamline their ongoing mock test revisions:

  • Locked Structural Framework: The Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) architecture remains hard-locked at a total of 75 questions divided equally among Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (25 questions each).

  • Compulsory Numerical Entries: In Section B (Numerical Value Questions), candidates face 5 questions per subject. Unlike older legacy formats, all 5 numerical questions are entirely compulsory with no optional alternatives.

  • Negative Marking Protocol: The rigorous evaluation scheme enforces a strict +4 marks for a correct response and a deduction of -1 mark for incorrect answers. This negative scoring system applies uniformly to both standard MCQs and numerical entry blanks.

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