
The correction facility is intended to help candidates rectify eligible errors in their submitted applications. However, not every field is necessarily editable, and some changes may require an additional fee. Candidates should follow the correction instructions published by NTA and verify their details against official documents before submitting changes.
For registration deadlines and other application details, candidates can also check the JEE Main 2027 Application Form.
NTA has announced the correction schedule for JEE Main 2027 Session 1. Candidates should note the dates carefully and avoid waiting until the final hours to review their applications.
| Event | Session 1 Schedule |
|---|---|
| Application form release | 24 October 2026 |
| Regular application deadline | 22 November 2026 |
| Late application window | 23–26 November 2026 |
| Application correction window | 27–29 November 2026 |
| Correction deadline | 29 November 2026, up to 11:50 PM |
| Session 1 examination | 20, 21, 22, 23, 24 and 28 January 2027 |
The dates above are based on the official NTA public notice. The notice confirms the Session 1 correction dates; candidates should check subsequent official announcements for any revisions and for the correction schedule applicable to Session 2.
Candidates will be able to access the correction facility through the official JEE Main website when the relevant link is activated by NTA. Use the application number and other credentials requested on the portal to access your submitted application.
| Particular | Details |
|---|---|
| Examination | JEE Main 2027 Session 1 |
| Correction window | 27–29 November 2026 |
| Official website | jeemain.nta.nic.in |
| Correction link | To be accessed through the official portal when activated |
Do not use unofficial websites to change application details or share your login credentials with third parties. Check the instructions on the official portal before submitting any correction.
Read more: JEE Main 2027 Registration
Before making changes, review these categories of information:
Personal details: Check your name, date of birth and other information against your official records. Make changes only if the relevant field is permitted.
Academic details: Verify the qualifying examination information and other educational details entered in the form.
Category information: Check that the selected category and supporting certificate details are accurate. Any changes will be subject to NTA's instructions.
Examination preferences: Review your selected paper and other examination-related details. Changes will depend on the fields NTA makes editable.
Identity information: Ensure that your identity details are correct and follow the instructions applicable to your selected verification method.
Uploaded documents: Check the documents and images submitted with your application. Do not assume that replacement or re-uploading is allowed unless NTA provides that option.
NTA may impose restrictions on particular fields or require additional payment for certain changes. Check the official correction instructions before proceeding.
Candidates should complete corrections online through the official JEE Main application portal. Follow these steps when the correction facility becomes available.
Step 1: Visit the official website
Open jeemain.nta.nic.in and locate the JEE Main 2027 Session 1 application correction link.
Step 2: Log in to your account
Enter your application number, password and any other details requested by the portal.
Step 3: Open your submitted application
Access the application form and review the information already submitted.
Step 4: Identify the errors
Compare your application details with your official records and identify the information that needs correction.
Step 5: Make permitted changes
Edit only the fields that NTA allows you to modify. Follow the instructions displayed on the portal.
Step 6: Pay any applicable fee
If an additional payment is required for a permitted change, complete the transaction using an accepted payment method.
Step 7: Review and submit the corrections
Check all modified information carefully before final submission. Ensure that the correction process has been completed successfully.
Step 8: Save the updated application
Download or save the revised application or confirmation details wherever the portal provides them. Retain the information for future reference.
The correction period is limited, so candidates should review their forms carefully and avoid making unnecessary changes.
Waiting until the last day: Complete the review early to allow time for any technical or payment-related problems.
Assuming every field is editable: Check NTA's instructions before attempting to modify a field.
Entering details without verification: Match corrected information with official documents and certificates.
Ignoring applicable fees: Check whether the selected correction requires an additional payment.
Skipping the final review: Verify all details again before submitting the corrected form.
Failing to save the updated record: Keep a copy of the revised application or confirmation details if available.
Using unofficial correction links: Make all changes through the official JEE Main portal.
Candidates should also keep their application number and login credentials secure throughout the application process.
Before making any changes, candidates should understand the rules applicable to the correction facility.
Correction is available only during the announced period: For Session 1, the scheduled window closes on 29 November 2026 at 11:50 PM.
Only permitted fields can be changed: NTA determines which details can be edited. A field that was editable in an earlier examination cycle may not necessarily be editable in 2027.
Additional fees may apply: Certain changes may affect the application fee. Follow the payment instructions displayed on the official portal.
Changes should match official records: Any corrected personal, academic or category information should be accurate and supported by relevant documents wherever required.
Review before final submission: Check every modified field carefully before submitting the correction.
Follow session-specific instructions: Candidates applying for both sessions should check the instructions applicable to each session rather than assuming that the same correction rules apply automatically.
Use the official portal: Complete the process through the official NTA website and retain the updated application details.
The correction window provides an opportunity to rectify eligible errors, but candidates should not rely on it as a substitute for carefully completing the original application.
Read more: JEE Main 2027 Registration: Dates