
JEE Main 2026 has reached an important stage, with the Session 1 result expected on Monday, 16th February 2026. At this point, you may be evaluating your performance and considering the next step, whether to improve your percentile in Session 2 or refine your preparation strategy for better results.
With JEE Main 2026 Session 2 scheduled in April, the window to improve your performance is limited and valuable. This phase is about focused revision, strengthening weak areas, and practising at exam level to maximise your score. Physics Wallah supports your Session 2 preparation through structured live classes, topic-wise practice, full-length mock tests, and continuous teacher guidance, helping you prepare with clarity and confidence for the next attempt.
JEE Main 2026 is being conducted in two sessions. Session 1 has already taken place, and Session 2 is scheduled for April 2026. Staying updated with the key dates for the exam, results, and counselling timelines helps you plan your revision better, complete required formalities on time, and avoid missing any important steps in the admission process.
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JEE Main 2026 Session 1 Result (NTA scores only) |
February 16, 2026 |
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April 2 and April 9, 2026 |
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JEE Main 2026 Registration Start Date |
February 01, 2026 |
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JEE Main 2026 Registration Last Date to Apply |
February 25, 2026 |
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JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Result and Final All India Rank/Cut off |
April 20, 2026 |
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JEE Advanced Application Start Date |
April 23, 2026 (Thursday) |
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JEE Advanced Registration Last Date |
May 02, 2026 (Saturday) |
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Last date to pay the application form fee |
May 04, 2026 (Monday) |
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17th May 2026 (Sunday) |
Preparing for JEE Main 2026 requires regular practice, strong concept clarity, and continuous testing. Physics Wallah provides a wide range of learning resources to help students prepare effectively at every stage of their journey.
Physics Wallah offers dedicated JEE 2026 batches for:
Class 11 – 79 Total Batches
Class 12 – 106 Total Batches
Droppers – 67 Total Batches
Students can choose a batch according to their academic level and preparation needs.
Regular testing is very important for improving speed and accuracy. At Physics Wallah, students get access to:
10,467 DPPs (Daily Practice Problems)
1,722 Mock and Sectional Tests
These tests help students understand their weak areas and improve performance with consistent practice.
Solving previous year questions along with regular practice is one of the most effective ways to prepare for JEE Main. It helps students understand the exam pattern, question types, and difficulty level.
Physics Wallah provides access to 2,33,026 practice questions, giving students enough material to practice thoroughly and strengthen every topic with confidence.
Regular learning and timely revision are very important during JEE preparation. Students need the flexibility to learn new concepts and revise them whenever required.
Physics Wallah offers 23,657 live classes and recorded lessons, allowing students to attend live sessions for real-time learning and revisit recorded lectures anytime for better revision and clarity.
Dedicated guidance plays a key role in JEE preparation. Physics Wallah’s IIT-JEE faculty includes experienced teachers across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, with an average teaching experience of 7 to 8 years and above.
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Teacher Name |
Experience |
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Manish Sharma Sir |
25+ years |
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Manish Singh Tak Sir |
18+ years |
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Saleem Ahmad Sir |
13+ years |
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Rajwant Singh Sir |
11+ years |
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Gagan Garg Sir |
8+ years |
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Kumar Shantanu Sir |
9+ years |
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Teacher Name |
Experience |
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Amit Mahajan Sir |
24+ years |
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Faisal Razaq Sir |
23+ years |
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Sagar Varjatia Sir |
14+ years |
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Rahul Dudi Sir |
12+ years |
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Harsh Tyagi Sir |
11+ years |
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Shivam Mishra Sir |
11+ years |
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Deewan Tiwari Sir |
10+ years |
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Keshav Jaju Sir |
10+ years |
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Nikhil Saini Sir |
8+ years |
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Teacher Name |
Experience |
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Amit Mahajan Sir |
24+ years |
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Pankaj Sijariya Sir |
17+ years |
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Rohit Agarwal Sir |
15+ years |
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Puneet Rana Sir |
10+ years |
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Mohan Singh Sir |
9+ years |
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Pep Singh Sir |
11+ years |
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Harsh Tyagi Sir |
11+ years |
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Deewan Tiwari Sir |
10+ years |
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Ankur Gupta Sir |
7+ years |
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Teacher Name |
Experience |
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Amitabh Sharma Sir |
21+ years |
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Sagar Varjatia Sir |
14+ years |
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Rahul Dudi Sir |
12+ years |
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Dr. Mohit Upadhyay Sir |
12+ years |
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Shivam Mishra Sir |
11+ years |
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Kunwar Om Pandey Sir |
11 years |
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Pep Singh Sir |
11+ years |
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Teacher Name |
Experience |
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Shailendra Tomar Sir |
22+ years |
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Ashish Aggrawal Sir |
22+ years |
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Tarun Khandelwal Sir |
16+ years |
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Manish Kumar Suman Sir |
16+ years |
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Sachin Jakhar Sir |
13+ years |
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Amit Mahala Sir |
10+ years |
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Bastiram Yadav Sir |
10+ years |
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Rajat Jain Sir |
9+ years |
Physics Wallah offers various online JEE Main courses designed specially to support students at every stage of their preparation. The IIT JEE Online Coaching by PW includes important features that help students learn clearly, practice regularly, and improve continuously.
Students attend interactive live classes where they can ask questions and communicate directly with teachers in real time. This helps clear doubts immediately and improves understanding.
If a student misses a live class, recorded sessions are available. This allows them to study at their own pace and revise difficult topics whenever needed.
PW provides complete study materials, including video lectures, notes, and practice questions. These resources cover the full JEE syllabus in a clear and organised manner.
A dedicated doubt-clearing portal is available for students. Questions asked during or after classes are answered within 24 hours, ensuring timely support.
Regular mock tests help students experience the real exam pattern. These tests allow students to check their preparation level and improve accuracy and time management.
A performance dashboard helps students track their progress, attendance, and test scores. It makes it easier to identify strengths and areas that need improvement.
Students can participate in peer-to-peer doubt-solving sessions. This encourages collaborative learning and builds a supportive academic environment.
PW provides customised study plans based on each student’s needs and strengths. This helps students focus on important areas and prepare more effectively.
Teachers provide consistent feedback on performance. This helps students stay motivated and improve steadily.
Students can access classes, study material, and tests through the mobile app. This ensures learning can continue anytime and anywhere.
After the result is announced, students can download their JEE Main 2026 scorecard online. It is important to download and save the result for future use during counselling and admission.
Follow these simple steps to download your result:
Visit the official JEE Main website.
Click on the link for JEE Main 2026 Session Result.
Enter your Application Number and Password/Date of Birth.
Click on the Submit/Login button.
Your scorecard will appear on the screen.
Download the result and take a printout for future reference.
Make sure to check all the details mentioned on the scorecard carefully.
A good JEE Main 2026 rank puts you in the race for JoSAA and CSAB counselling, the pathway to seats in premier engineering institutes.
Registration: Expected to start in the first week of June 2026. Students must register online to participate.
Choice Filling: The most important step. List colleges and branches in order of preference. Always keep your dream college at the top, regardless of your rank.
Mock Allotment: JoSAA conducts mock rounds to show possible seat allotment. Use this to review and modify your choices if needed.
If you do not get a seat in JoSAA, CSAB conducts special rounds in late July to fill vacant seats in NITs and IIITs. Even ranks up to 1 to 2 lakh may secure seats here.
For many students, JEE Main is the gateway to JEE Advanced and ultimately the IITs. If your percentile meets the required cutoff, you become eligible to appear for JEE Advanced 2026.
At this stage, your preparation strategy needs a shift. While JEE Main focuses on speed, accuracy, and broad syllabus coverage, JEE Advanced tests deeper conceptual clarity, multi-concept application, and advanced problem-solving ability.
Physics Wallah supports this transition by:
Strengthening core concepts during JEE Main preparation
Providing advanced-level problem practice
Including Previous Year Questions (PYQs) for both JEE Main and JEE Advanced
Offering structured mock tests aligned with Advanced-level patterns
Ensuring continuous doubt resolution and performance tracking
After you complete JEE Main and qualify as per the required cutoff, you become eligible to apply for JEE Advanced. To prepare for JEE Advanced effectively, it is important to understand the depth, scope, and application level of topics across Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics beforehand.
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Physics |
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Chemistry |
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Math |
Download the complete subject-wise JEE Advanced syllabus in a timely manner to align your preparation accordingly.