Engineering Entrance Exam

The final JEE Advanced answer key will be out with the JEE Advanced result in June 2026 at jeeadv.ac.in.

The JEE Advanced answer key challenge window will open in May 2026 after the provisional keys are released. Candidates will get a one day period to challenge the keys.

Yes candidates can challenge the JEE Advanced provisional answer key. The challenge facility is provided for one day under the login of the candidates. For each question challenged candidate have to pay a fee. If the challenges are accepted and found valid a revised answer key is released with result. That will be the final answer key and cannot be challenged further.

The GATE previous years question paper are available on the official website - gate2026.iitg.ac.in. Candidates who are appearing for GATE exam must attempt the question paper to understand what sort of questions are asked in the exam. Candidates can download them for free. However, they must check the paper code carefully before downloading PDF.

Response sheet is the exact copy of the answers that the canbdidates marks on the exam day. The JEE Advanced response sheet of the candidates are released under the candidate login after the exam, so that the candidate get the record of the answers that they have marked on the exam day against all the questions asked on the exam day.

Using the JEE Advanced response sheet and answer key, candidates calculate their marks.

The GATE exam is conducted for 30 subject papers. In 2024, the GATE Data Science and Artificial Intelligence was introduced. Each subject or branch is determined by a paper code which applicant must note carefully. While filling out the application form, candidates must check the GATE branch and paper codes and add them. 

The JEE Advanced 2026 response sheet will be released in May 2026, a few days after the exam.

Yes, the GATE General Aptitude syllabus is common for all branch papers in GATE. Candidates must check the GATE syllabus PDF carefully before starting their preparation. The GATE GA syllabus includes the following -

• Verbal aptitude (basic English grammar and vocabulary)
• Quantitative Aptitude - Data interpretation and numerical computation and estimation
• Analytical Aptitude and Spatial Aptitude

NO. Calculators are not allowed to be used in JEE Advanced exam. Candidates will not be provided nor they will be allowed to carry any gadget inside the JEE Advanced exam centre.

Yes. candidates are provided with rough sheets to do their rough work inside the JEE Advanced exam centre. Candidates have to return this sheet after the exam ends to the invigilator before leaving the exam centre.