NCHM JEE 2026 exam date has not been announced yet. Candidates looking forward to appear can check some last minute prep tips and exam day instructions to be ready for the exam day.
The question paper of NCHMCT JEE will comprise 200 questions from subjects including English Language, General Knowledge & Current Affairs, Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude, Reasoning and Logical Deduction and Aptitude for Service Sector. Among the sections, English subject has the maximum weightage in NCHMCT JEE question paper. To be able to secure admission to top IHMs in India, a candidate has to aim to score highest marks out of 200.
The colleges accepting NCHMCT JEE 2025 scores will be offering admissions to Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Hospitality Administration courses based on NCHM JEE merit list only.
NCHMCT JEE 2026: Last Minute Tips
Some of the last-minute tips for NCHMCT JEE preparation are given below:
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- Work on Time Management: Although NCHMCT JEE is not considered to be a very lengthy exam we still advise aspirants to have a rough time management strategy in place. Maximum questions in the exam are asked in the English language section and this part of the exam is also expected to have at least one reading comprehension question which is sure to be time-consuming. So, devote more time to solving questions in this section as this will increase your chances to score high. Another section that can play the deciding factor in the NCHMCT JEE exam is the Aptitude for Service Sector section. A total of 50 questions are asked in this section and there is graded marking in this section, so keep aside extra time to attempt questions in this section.
- Solve Mock Papers: Since NCHMCT JEE 2026 will be conducted as a computer-based test (CBT), a good way to become better equipped with the format is to solve as many mock tests and previous years’ question papers as possible. This exercise will also help you understand the standard of questions asked in the exam and you can also develop your time management strategy while trying to attempt NCHMCT JEE mock tests.
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- Beware of Negative Marking: There is a negative marking in the exam and aspirants are advised to be extremely careful while attempting any question whose answer they are not sure of. The marking scheme for NCHMCT JEE 2026 is as follows:
| Exam Section |
Marks for Each Correct Answer |
Marks for Each Incorrect Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Numerical Ability and Analytical Aptitude |
+4 |
-1 |
| Reasoning and Logical Deduction |
+4 |
-1 |
| General Knowledge & Current Affairs |
+4 |
-1 |
| English Language |
+4 |
-1 |
| Aptitude for Service Sector |
+4 |
-1 |
Note: No marks will be deducted for any question left unanswered in the paper.
- Be Up-to-Date on Current Affairs/GK: Try to go through all the important events and happenings that occurred in the past year. Also, go through some GK books to enhance your knowledge base in this sphere.
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NCHMCT JEE 2026: Exam Day Tips
Candidates appearing for NCHM JEE 2026 should check the exam day instructions as under:
Candidates need to check the exam day schedule beforehand so that they reach the allotted exam centre for NCHM JEE on time, and avoid any last-minute hassles. The exam day schedule for NCHM JEE 2026 is as under:
| NCHM JEE Exam Day Events |
Timings |
|---|---|
| Candidates start reaching the exam centre |
07:00 am onwards |
| Exam centre frisking and entry begins |
08:00 am onwards |
| Last entry allowed |
08:45 am |
| Exam begins |
09:00 am onwards |
| Exam ends |
12:00 pm |
| Leaving the examination begins |
12:15 pm onwards |
They should carry the documents for taking NHCM JEE 2026 as under:
- NCHMCT JEE Admit Card: Aspirants must have their admit card on the exam day of NCHMCT JEE 2026. Any candidate not carrying his/her NCHMCT JEE admit card will not be allowed to take the exam. Candidates need to download their admit card from the official website of NTA and take a clear printout of it. NCHMCT JEE 2026 admit card contains the candidate’s name, roll number, application number, test centre code, test centre address and written test timings.
- Photo ID Proof: Aspirants must keep at least one photo ID proof with them. The ID proof is needed to verify a candidate's identity at the exam centre. Any candidate not having his/her ID proof will not be allowed to take the NCHMCT JEE 2026 exam. Some IDs that candidates can consider keeping handy are: PAN Card, Driving License, Aadhaar Card (with the photograph), E-Aadhaar, Voter’s ID Card
Note: The official website of the exam informs, "ID Cards issued by Schools/ Colleges/ Universities/ Coaching Centres, AADHAR enrollment receipt without AADHAR number and photocopies or images stored in mobile phones, etc. will not be accepted."
- PwD Certificate (if applicable): Persons with disabilities, claiming relaxation under PwD category need to have the PwD certificate issued by the competent authority to the exam centre
Candidates must avoid carrying any revision note, book, or mobile phones to the exam centres as it will add to unnecessary hassles.
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After submitting, take at least 4 printouts of the confirmation page. Also print proof of fee paid and keep extra photos same as uploaded. Keep them safe for future.
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Better take 6–8 colored passport photos with white background. Keep them safe, you may need them during form, admission or counselling.
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You must scan your passport photo and signature. Photo 10–200 KB, signature 4–30 KB, jpg/jpeg only. Photo should show 80% of face, no mask, white background.
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You can pay online using net banking, debit/credit card, UPI, wallet, or Paytm. Pick one, pay, and keep proof safe for future reference.
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It depends on your category. General and OBC Non-Creamy Layer – ₹1000, EWS – ₹700, SC/ST and PwD – ₹450, Transgender – ₹450. Check carefully before paying.
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Yes, there is. General, EWS, OBC – max 25 years as of July 1, 2026. SC, ST, and PwD – also max 25, but different birthdate cutoff. Check category rules carefully before applying.
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You can apply if you passed 10+2 or similar exam. English must be there in your study. Even if you're appearing for 10+2 this year, you can apply, but final admission needs pass certificate.
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Not yet, NTA will announce soon. Keep checking official website. Only then you can fill and submit your form online.
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You need to use only official link to apply online. Don't try anywhere else, cause NTA only accepts forms from official site.
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Fill your category, address with PIN, and choose exam cities. Then pay fee online through card, net banking, UPI, wallet, whatever works. Keep fee receipt safe. After payment, print acknowledgment page for future.
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