IIT JAM 2025 Answer Key Challenge Window Closes Soon, Check last date

The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi will close the correction window for JAM answer key 2025 on February 20 in online mode. Earlier, the JAM 2025 answer key was released on February 14. If found, students can raise objections against IIT JAM answer key by visiting the official website at jam2025.iitd.ac.in.

Candidates are required to pay Rs 500 per question as IIT JAM answer key challenge fees. No objections against JAM answer key will be entertained after the deadline is over. Based on the response received during the challenge window, the authority will prepare the JAM final answer key 2025. Students are advised to read the entire article to learn more about JAM answer key challenge last date, final answer key and other important details.

JAM Answer Key 2025 Dates

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What is IIT JAM Answer Key Objection Fees?

Students can pay the JAM answer key challenge fees of Rs 500 per question till the last date February 20. Candidates are advised to keep the acknowledgement slip handy.

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How to Challenge JAM Answer Key 2025?

Candidates are advised to follow these steps to get a better idea on how to raise objections against JAM 2025 answer key:

• Visit the JOAPS portal at joaps.iitd.ac.in

• Enter your application number, password and verification code

• Choose the “Download Answer Key” option

• Click on the option for the challenge

• Choose the answers you want to challenge

• Pay the objection fees

• Download and keep the acknowledgement slip

IIT JAM 2025 Marking System

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How to Calculate JAM Scores 2025

With the release of JAM answer key and response sheet, students can easily make estimations on their IIT JAM marks.

• {(number of correct answers*1)-(number of incorrect answers*⅓)} (for all one mark questions)

• IIT JAM score = {(number of correct answers*1)-(number of incorrect answers*⅔)} (for all two marks questions)

Then, add this two marks to get the final score of JAM.