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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
IIT JAM 2026 aspirants can check the below table for exam day shift timings:
| Examination Date | Session Time | Test Papers and Code |
|---|---|---|
| February 15, 2026 (Sunday) | Forenoon (FN) 9.30 am to 12.30 pm | • Chemistry (CY) • Geology (GG) • Mathematics (MA) |
| Afternoon (AN) 2.30 pm to 5.30 pm | • Biotechnology (BT) • Economics (EN) • Mathematical Statistics (MS) • Physics (PH) |
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2 years ago
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There are around 3000 seats in postgraduate programmes at 21 IITs for the academic year 2026-27. Admissions are based on JAM 2026 scores, subject to satisfying the ERs and MEQs and any other requirements, without any additional interview or written test.
JAM scores are used for admission to over 2000 seats for postgraduate programmes such as M.Sc. and M.A. at IISc and various NITs, IIEST Shibpur, SLIET, DIAT through Centralized Counselling for M.Sc / M.Sc. (Tech.) Admission (CCMN).
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The payment of the processing fee of the IIT JAM 2025 answer key challenge is to be made through Debit card/Credit Card/Net Banking/Paytm/UPI. No challenge will be accepted without receipt of the processing fee. The Answer Key challenges will not be accepted through any other medium ie: fax, email or hard copy. The IIT JAM 2025 answer key will help candidates cross-check their answers marked on the answer sheet of the entrance exams and calculate their estimated scores.
The answer key challenge fee of INR 500 will only be refunded if the claim is found to be valid.
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2 years ago
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The IIT JAM scorecard consists of the following information:
- Candidate Name
- Candidate Photograph
- IIT JAM 2024 Roll Number
- Section wise scores
- Overall scores
- All India Rank
- Category wise Rank
- Category wise cut off
Candidates must preserve the scorecard till the end of the medical admission process.
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2 years ago
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Candidates must first determine whether they have qualified for the exam by comparing their earned score to the qualifying or cutoff marks once the IIT JAM result has been announced. If they do, they will need to get ready for the IIT JAM counselling procedure, which is the following step.
They must have the relevant paperwork on hand, including the printout of the IIT JAM scorecard, for this. To ensure they don't miss any crucial announcements, they should also frequently monitor the websites for state and national counseling programs. If students fall short of the IIT JAM cutoff, they will need to look into other programs that accept
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In all sections, questions not attempted will result in zero marks. There is no provision for partial marking. The candidates are required to select the answer (s) for MCQ and MSQ type questions using the mouse. The answer for NAT questions must be entered using a mouse on a virtual numeric keypad. The keyboard of the computer will be disabled.
There is a provision for using an online virtual calculator. Candidates are not allowed to bring their own calculators.
A scribble pad will be provided for rough work. Candidates have to write their name and registration number before using it. The scribble pad has to be returned at the end of the
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
In IIT JAM 2026 exam pattern, there is no deduction of marks for unanswered questions. Such questions are not taken into consideration while calculating the total marks.
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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
A. IIT JAM is of three hours duration. The national-level Science entrance exam will be conducted in two sessions, which are as follows:
- Session-I (9 AM to 12 noon) for the following JAM Test Papers- Chemistry (CY), Geology (GG) and Mathematics (MA)
- Session-II (2.30 PM to 5.30 PM) for the following JAM Test Papers- Economics (EN), Biotechnology (BT), Physics (PH) and Mathematical Statistics (MS)
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2 years ago
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Physics is one of the most sought course of choice among students who want to take admission in IITs, IISc, etc. It is for this reason alone that IIT JAM Physics paper is extremely competitive. Thus, when preparing for the Physics paper in JAM exam, candidates are suggested to pay less attention to the number of books from which they are studying and more emphasis on finding the topics that will help them score more.
To have an effective prep plan for IIT JAM Physics paper, students should have a timetable in place and make notes of important formulas that will make their last-minute preparation easy.
IIT JAM Physics Study Plan for First Month | ||
|---|---|---|
Week of Study | Topic to Study | Sub-topic to Study |
1 | Mechanics and General Properties of Matter-I | Newton's Laws of Motion and Applications |
Kepler's Laws | ||
Polar and Cylindrical Coordinate Systems, | ||
Conservative and Non-Conservative Forces | ||
Centrifugal and Coriolis Forces | ||
Motion Under a Central Force | ||
Uniformly Rotating Frame | ||
Gravitational Law and Field | ||
Velocity and Acceleration in Cartesian | ||
2 | Mechanics and General Properties of Matter-II | System of Particles |
Conservation of Linear and Angular Momentum | ||
Conservation of Energy | ||
Center of Mass | ||
Equation of Motion of the Center of Mass | ||
Elastic and Inelastic Collisions | ||
Fixed Axis Rotations | ||
Rigid Body Motion | ||
Rotation and Translation | ||
Parallel and Perpendicular Axes Theorem | ||
Moments of Inertia and Products of Inertia | ||
Principal Moments and Axes | ||
Equation of Continuity | ||
Kinematics of Moving Fluids | ||
Euler's Equation | ||
Bernoulli's Theorem | ||
3 | Mathematical Methods-I | Stokes' Theorem |
Green's Theorem | ||
Divergence Theorem | ||
Multiple Integrals | ||
Vector Calculus | ||
Vector Algebra | ||
Fourier Series | ||
Taylor Expansion | ||
Imperfect and Perfect Differentials | ||
Jacobian Matrix | ||
Partial Derivatives | ||
Calculus of Single and Multiple Variables | ||
4 | Mathematical Methods-II | First Order Equations |
Linear Second Order Differential Equations with Constant Coefficients | ||
Algebra of Complex Numbers | ||
Matrices and Determinants | ||
IIT JAM Physics Study Plan for Second Month | ||
Week of Study | Topic to Study | Sub-topic to Study |
5 | Electricity and Magnetism-I | Coulomb's Law |
Gauss's Law | ||
Electric Field and Potential | ||
Electrostatic Boundary Conditions | ||
Solution of Laplace's Equation for Simple Cases | ||
Capacitors | ||
Conductors | ||
Dielectric Polarization | ||
Electrostatic Energy | ||
Volume and Surface Charges | ||
6 | Oscillations, Waves and Optics-I | Differential Equation for Simple Harmonic Oscillator and Its General Solution |
Superposition of Two or More Simple Harmonic Oscillator | ||
Damped and Forced Oscillators | ||
Resonance | ||
7 | Oscillations, Waves and Optics-II | Energy Density and Energy Transmission in Waves |
Wave Equation | ||
Group Velocity and Phase Velocity | ||
Sound Waves in Media | ||
Doppler Effect | ||
Wave Equation | ||
Fermat's Principle | ||
8 | Oscillations, Waves and Optics-III | General Theory of Image Formation |
Thick Lens, Thin Lens and Lens Combinations | ||
Fraunhofer Diffraction | ||
Rayleigh Criterion and Resolving Power | ||
Diffraction Gratings | ||
Polarization | ||
Double Refraction and Optical Rotation | ||
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