The National Testing Agency (NTA) has issued an advisory for candidates applying for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2027 Session 1. The Agency has urged the candidates applying for JEE Main 2027 to use their own digital identity credentials, complete Re-KYC through DigiLocker and ensure that their personal details match their Class 10 certificates or marksheets.The online application process for JEE Main 2027 Session 1 is underway on the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in.
According to the NTA, the examination will be conducted in two sessions, with Session 1 scheduled for January 2027 and Session 2 in April 2027.USE OWN LOGIN CREDENTIALSIn its advisory, the NTA has asked applicants to log in using their own DigiLocker, JanParichay or e-Pramaan (MeriPehchaan) credentials while completing the registration process.The agency said this would help prevent discrepancies in identity verification and biometric data during subsequent stages of the examination process. Candidates should therefore avoid using another person's account to complete their application.
DIGILOCKER RE-KYC RECOMMENDEDThe NTA has also advised candidates to complete Re-KYC through DigiLocker before filling out the JEE Main 2027 application form. The process is intended to ensure that the latest available details are fetched during registration.Applicants are advised to verify their digital documents and complete the necessary authentication before proceeding with the application form to minimise the risk of errors or discrepancies.NAME AND DATE OF BIRTH MUST MATCH CLASS 10 RECORDS The NTA has clarified that a candidate's name and date of birth must match the details recorded on their Class 10 certificate or marksheet.
Candidates should carefully verify these details before submitting their applications.Any mismatch between the application form and academic records could create difficulties during identity verification or subsequent examination procedures.The agency has urged applicants to follow the registration guidelines to help ensure a smooth application process and avoid problems during later stages of the examination.- Ends