JAM 2027 application window is live, and science graduates now have a tight clock. Apply by October 12, 2026; the exam is on February 14, 2027. Prioritise certificate validity, photograph and signature specs, and exam city choices to avoid later fixes. Start early today.
Who can apply is clear and generous, easing last‑minute anxieties. Graduates or final‑year students are eligible, with no age limit and no attempt cap. The portal is open now. Register early to avoid payment hiccups or network delays near deadlines.

Registration has started. The last date is October 12, 2026, and results are due March 18, 2027. The exam is scheduled for February 14 in two sessions. Eligibility includes completed undergraduate degree or final year status, with no minimum percentage.
Upload a recent colour photograph on a white or light background. Use 240×320 to 480×640 pixels and 50–200 kB. Signature must fit a 2×7 cm box, saved as JPEG, 80×280 to 160×560 pixels, 50–150 kB. Blurry, tinted glasses or cropped signatures risk rejection during scrutiny.
Category proofs must follow strict dates. OBC‑NCL and Economically Weaker Section certificates should be issued on or after April 1, 2026, in the prescribed formats. Minor document defects can be rectified within the scrutiny window, tentatively before November 10, 2026. Plan renewals immediately to avoid category mismatch.
You will rank three city preferences. The second and third must be from the same zone as your first choice. City lists are tentative and may change for operational reasons. Pick well‑connected cities you can reach early morning. Verify zone options before final submission.
Application fees are ₹1,000 for female, Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and benchmark disability candidates. The fee is ₹2,000 for others. Two papers cost ₹1,350 and ₹2,700. Changing city, paper, category, gender or birthdate costs ₹300 plus difference. Defect rectification is free. Apply early, keep OTP access handy, and screenshot payments.