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About this page: JEE 2027 Exam Dates & Official Updates
JEE Main 2027 dates are out: apply by 22 Nov 2026, Session 1 on 20–24 and 28 Jan 2027, Session 2 on 2–7 Apr 2027. JEE Advanced 2027 dates are not out yet.
JEE 2027 Exam Dates & Official Updates
Last updated: October 29, 2026
NTA published the JEE Main 2027 public notice and Information Bulletin on 24 October 2026. Session 1 registration is open till 22 November 2026, and the exam is on 20–24 and 28 January 2027. JEE Advanced 2027 dates have not been announced yet.
Official schedule status, updated 26 October 2026
| Exam cycle | What the official page currently shows | Where to check again |
|---|---|---|
| JEE Main 2027 | Official: apply 24 Oct–22 Nov 2026 (late fee 23–26 Nov), correction 27–29 Nov, city slip 30 Dec, admit card 13 Jan 2027, Session 1 exam 20–24 and 28 Jan 2027, Session 2 exam 2–7 Apr 2027. Full schedule. | NTA schedule and information bulletin |
| JEE Advanced 2027 | Not announced yet. It is held after JEE Main results, usually in May. What is known so far. | JEE Advanced important dates and announcements |
| 2026 cycle | Past cycle. Use its official archive for historical notices, papers, answer keys, and results. | JEE Main 2026 archive · JEE Advanced archive |
Updated 26 October 2026 from the NTA notice of 24 October 2026. This is a snapshot of the official pages linked here, not an announcement of future dates. Recheck the issuing authority because schedules and notices can change.
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