IIT JAM Registration 2026: Correction Window (Link Available), Direct Link

IIT JAM Registration 2026 Dates

The IIT JAM 2026 application form release date was September 5. This exam will be conducted across multiple test cities across India. To know more about the exam dates of the IIT JAM 2026 examination, refer to the table below.

IIT JAM Registration 2026 Details

The IIT JAM 2026 registration link was closed on October 20. To proceed further in the IIT JAM 2026, candidates must first register on the portal through the JOAPS portal on the official website. Below are the steps for registering on the JOAPS portal.

IIT JAM 2026 Registration Process

To register for the IIT JAM 2026, follow the steps outlined below.

• Visit the IIT JAM official website

• Click on the “Registration” tab

• Enter your details accordingly, along with your mobile number and email

• Create a strong password

• Submit the filled details

• Registration will be done, and an OTP will be sent to the mobile number and email ID to confirm registration.

Documents Required for IIT JAM Application Form 2025

In the list below, we have mentioned some important documents that are required while filling out the application form for the IIT JAM 2026. Candidates are advised to arrange these important documents in advance and keep them in a proper place so that they can be available at the time of registration or filling application.

• Class 10 Marksheet

• Class 12 Marksheet

• Qualifying Degree certificate

• Photograph

• Signature

JAM 2026 Application form

The IIT JAM application form was released on September 5, 2025 at jam2026.iitb.ac.in. The entire JAM application process will be in online mode. Candidates can visit the official JAM’s portal to submit the IIT JAM application form and the application fee.

IIT JAM 2026 Application Fees

In the table below, we have mentioned the category-wise IIT JAM 2026 registration fee.

Common Mistakes During IIT JAM Form Filling

Some of the common mistakes that candidates should avoid by candidates while filling out the application form for IIT 2026 JAM are listed below.

• Ignoring Eligibility Criteria

• Providing Incorrect Personal Details

• Selecting the Wrong Exam City or Centre

• Improper Document Upload

• Choosing the Wrong Category

• Neglecting Exam Pattern and Syllabus

• Skipping Fee Payment

IIT JAM Correction Window 2026

IIT Bombay has extended the JAM application correction window 2026 till November 13 at JOAPS portal. Applicants can make changes in the JAM application form 2026 till the deadline. IIT JAM 2026 correction window will allow candidates to make changes in their application if any incorrect information is filled, like personal information, educational qualification details, exam centre preferences and other relevant fields.

Details that can be Modified

The corrections are allowed in the following fields mentioned below.

• Choice of exam centre

• Exam paper

• Gender

• Category

• Other details: Name, DOB, Guardian/ Parents’ Name, College, Year of passing, Communication address.

IIT JAM 2026 Application Correction Fees

Candidates have to pay a correction fee for the corrections, if applicable. In the table below, we have mentioned the fee payable for the corrections.

IIT JAM 2026 Eligibility Criteria

IIT JAM eligibility criteria 2026 are the minimum requirements a candidate should have to apply for the examination. Eligibility criteria may differ from programme to programme that candidates want to get admission into. Check the detailed eligibility criteria below before applying for the IIT JAM 2026.

• Candidates are required to complete their graduation. The proof of graduation should also be submitted within the deadline.

• Marks must be calculated by taking all the subjects into account, including languages and subsidiaries of all the years combined.

• Candidates of the General/OBC (NCL) category must have secured a minimum 55% aggregate or 5.5 out of 10 CGPA/CGI in aggregate without rounding off.

• The candidates belonging to SC/ST and PwD categories should have scored at least 50% or 5.0 out of 10 in their graduation.