IIT JAM 2026 Counselling is conducted centrally through the JOAPS (Joint Online Admission Portal for Science) at joaps.iitb.ac.in, administered by IIT Bombay as the organizing institute for JAM 2026. All five rounds of seat allotment are now complete, and offer letters have been available for download from the JOAPS portal since July 9, 2026 — students who have been allotted a seat must download their offer letter and report to their institute as per that institute’s schedule.
- IIT JAM 2026 counselling offers approximately 3,000 seats across 89 postgraduate programmes at 22 IITs, with additional seats at NITs, IISc, and other CFTIs through a separate CCMN process.
- The entire admission process — registration, document upload, choice filling, seat offer responses, and offer letter download — is managed on joaps.iitb.ac.in.
- Seat booking fee is ₹15,000 for General, OBC-NCL, and EWS students and ₹7,500 for SC, ST, and PwD students; a non-refundable ₹6,000 processing charge is deducted if a student withdraws after paying.
- During active rounds, students chose between Accept and Freeze (confirm seat, exit further rounds), Accept with Upgrade (hold seat while competing for a better option in the next round), or Reject and Quit (exit the process permanently).
- Offer letters issued through JOAPS are the official JAM admission document — no physical letter or separate email is sent by the JAM administration.
What is IIT JAM Counselling 2026?
IIT JAM (Joint Admission Test for MSc) counselling is the centralized seat allocation process through which students who qualify JAM secure admission to postgraduate science programmes at IITs, IISc, and other central government institutions. IIT Bombay, the organizing institute for JAM 2026, administers the entire admission process through the JOAPS portal (joaps.iitb.ac.in).
Counselling for JAM 2026 is structured as a multi-round online process. Students who qualify JAM 2026 and meet each programme’s Minimum Educational Qualification (MEQ) criteria fill their programme preferences on JOAPS, and the system generates merit-based admission lists after each round. With the additional round concluded in early July 2026, all seat allotment rounds are now closed and the process has entered the offer letter download and institute reporting stage.
JAM 2026 offers admission to approximately 3,000 seats in 89 postgraduate programmes at 22 IITs, along with additional seats at NITs, IISc Bengaluru, and other Central Funded Technical Institutes (CFTIs). Admission to NIT seats is handled through the separate CCMN (Centralized Counselling for M.Sc./MCA/M.Tech) process and is not part of JOAPS.
IIT JAM 2026 Counselling Schedule
Upcoming events appear first in the table below; completed events follow in chronological order.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Institute Reporting and Document Verification at Allotted Institute | As per institute schedule (July–August 2026) | Upcoming |
| Refund of Seat Booking Fee (for students who withdrew) | By August 15, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Online Application on JOAPS Portal (Registration + Document Upload) | March 27 – April 15, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Finalise Programme Choices on JOAPS | May 6, 2026 | Over |
| First Admission List Declared | May 25, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Pay Seat Booking Fee — First List | May 30, 2026 | Over |
| Withdrawal Window Opens | June 3, 2026 | Over |
| Second Admission List Declared | June 8, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Pay Seat Booking Fee — Second List | June 11, 2026 | Over |
| Third Admission List Declared | June 16, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Pay Seat Booking Fee — Third List | June 20, 2026 | Over |
| Fourth Admission List Declared | June 27, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Pay Seat Booking Fee — Fourth List | June 30, 2026 | Over |
| Withdrawal Window Closes | July 3, 2026 | Over |
| Additional (Final) Round Seat Allocation | July 3–6, 2026 | Over |
| Deadline to Pay Seat Booking Fee — Additional Round | July 7, 2026 | Over |
| Offer Letter Download from JOAPS Portal | From July 9, 2026 | Released |
IIT JAM Counselling Eligibility Criteria 2026
Students must satisfy all of the following conditions to be eligible for IIT JAM 2026 counselling through JOAPS:
- JAM Qualification: Must have appeared in and qualified JAM 2026 in the relevant test paper (BT, CY, GG, MA, MS, PH, or ST).
- Qualifying Degree: Must hold or be appearing in the final year of a Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in the relevant subject from a recognised university or institution. The degree must be completed before the date of admission at the admitting institute.
- Minimum Marks in Qualifying Degree:
- General, OBC-NCL, and EWS students: At least 55% aggregate marks (or CGPA/CPI of 5.5 on a 10-point scale).
- SC, ST, and PwD students: At least 50% aggregate marks (or CGPA/CPI of 5.0 on a 10-point scale).
- Programme-Specific MEQ: Each admitting institute and programme has Minimum Educational Qualification (MEQ) requirements specifying the required branch, subject combination, or coursework. Students must individually verify MEQ for each programme they list in their choices.
- Nationality: Open to Indian nationals and foreign nationals. No age restriction applies.
- Category Certificate Validity: OBC-NCL and EWS certificates must have been issued on or after April 1, 2025 to be accepted for JAM 2026 admission. Older certificates are not valid.
Note: Qualifying JAM 2026 does not guarantee admission. Admission depends on your All India Rank (AIR), the programmes you listed in choices, availability of seats, and satisfying the MEQ criteria of the specific programme at the admitting institute.
Reservation of Quotas for IIT JAM Counselling 2026
IIT JAM 2026 seat allocation follows the Government of India’s reservation policy. Seats at each programme are distributed across categories, and the JOAPS system maintains separate All India Merit Lists (AIR) for each category based on JAM 2026 scores.
| Category | Reservation Percentage | Certificate Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes — Non-Creamy Layer) | 27% | OBC-NCL certificate issued on or after April 1, 2025 |
| EWS (Economically Weaker Section) | 10% | EWS certificate issued on or after April 1, 2025 |
| SC (Scheduled Caste) | 15% | Valid SC certificate from competent authority |
| ST (Scheduled Tribe) | 7.5% | Valid ST certificate from competent authority |
| PwD (Persons with Disability) — Horizontal Reservation | 5% within each vertical category | PwD disability certificate with UDID number |
| General / Open (GEN) | Remaining seats — open merit | None required |
PwD reservation is applied horizontally — 5% of seats within each vertical category (General, OBC-NCL, EWS, SC, ST) are reserved for PwD students. Students must select the correct category during JOAPS registration; category changes after final submission are not permitted. Students who claimed a reserved category but cannot produce a valid certificate at the institute’s document verification stage may lose their allotted seat.
How to Apply for IIT JAM Counselling 2026?
IIT JAM 2026 counselling is fully online through the JOAPS portal at joaps.iitb.ac.in. The application and choice-filling phases for JAM 2026 are now closed. The steps below describe the complete end-to-end process — they serve as a reference for students completing the current admission cycle and for those preparing for JAM 2027.
Registering for counselling is mandatory — your JAM rank alone does not guarantee a seat. Students who do not register on JOAPS are not included in any admission list regardless of their rank.
Step 1: Register on the JOAPS Portal
Visit joaps.iitb.ac.in and click “New Registration.” Enter your JAM 2026 Enrolment ID, registered email address, and mobile number. The system sends an OTP to verify your contact details. Set a password and complete registration to receive your JOAPS login credentials. All future portal access — document upload, choice filling, seat offer response, and offer letter download — uses your Enrolment ID and that password. Store these credentials securely.
Step 2: Upload Documents and Pay Application Fee
After logging in, upload all required supporting documents as scanned PDFs (see the Documents Required section for the full list). Year-wise marksheets of the qualifying degree must be merged into a single PDF per year (maximum 4 MB per file). Pay the non-refundable application processing fee of ₹750 through the JOAPS payment gateway. No physical document submission is required at this stage; all primary verification is digital, with originals checked by the admitting institute at the reporting stage.
Step 3: Submit Application Form
Complete the application form with your personal details, qualifying degree information, category details, and contact information. Verify that your name is entered exactly as it appears on your qualifying degree certificate — any mismatch may result in rejection at the institute’s document verification stage. Submit the form before the April 15, 2026 deadline; incomplete or unsubmitted applications are not considered.
Step 4: Fill Programme Choices
Log in to JOAPS and use the choice-filling interface to select and rank the programmes you wish to apply for, in order of preference. You can list all programmes whose MEQ criteria you satisfy. Fill at least 15–20 choices to maximise your chances across all rounds. The list can be revised multiple times until the May 6, 2026 finalisation deadline. After that deadline, choices are locked and cannot be modified.
Step 5: Respond to Seat Offer
After each admission list is published on JOAPS, log in and review your seat offer. Respond before the round deadline by choosing one of three options: Accept and Freeze (confirm the offered seat and exit further rounds), Accept with Upgrade (provisionally accept the current seat while remaining in the pool for a better offer), or Reject and Quit (withdraw permanently from the entire process). Pay the seat booking fee if you accept. Missing the deadline without responding is treated as Reject and Quit and removes you from all subsequent rounds.
How to Lock Choices (Step-by-Step Guide)
Choice filling and locking are conducted on the JOAPS portal. After the finalisation deadline, all choices are locked automatically. Students should review and confirm the order of their preferences well before the deadline, as no changes are accepted once the window closes.
Step 1: Log In to the JOAPS Portal
- Go to joaps.iitb.ac.in and enter your Enrolment ID and password.
- Navigate to the “Programme Choices” or “Choice Filling” section from your dashboard.
Step 2: Browse and Add Programmes
- Use the search filters to browse available programmes by test paper, subject, or institute name.
- Only programmes matching your JAM test paper and MEQ criteria are eligible to be added to your list.
- Add all programmes you are interested in before ordering them.
Step 3: Order Programmes by Preference
- Drag and reorder the added programmes from most preferred (Rank 1) to least preferred (last rank).
- Place your absolute first-choice programme-institute combination at Rank 1.
- Add safety options lower in the list to ensure you receive at least one offer even if top choices are oversubscribed.
Step 4: Review the Final Ordered List
- Read through the complete ranked list carefully before the finalisation deadline.
- Confirm that Rank 1 reflects your true top preference — if you are offered this programme, no upgrade beyond it is possible.
Step 5: Finalise Choices Before the Deadline
- Click “Finalise Choices” before the May 6, 2026 deadline (for JAM 2026).
- A confirmation screen displays your final ranked list — review it once more before clicking Confirm.
- Once confirmed, the list is locked. No further changes are accepted under any circumstances.
The JOAPS algorithm allocates seats after each round based on AIR rank, category, and programme availability, matching each student to the highest-ranked programme on their list for which a seat is available in that round.
| Choice Filling Action | Key Task | JAM 2026 Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| JOAPS Registration | Create account using JAM Enrolment ID | April 15, 2026 (Over) |
| Document Upload and Application Fee Payment | Upload PDFs; pay ₹750 | April 15, 2026 (Over) |
| Programme Choice Filling and Finalisation | Add and rank programme-institute combinations | May 6, 2026 (Over) |
| Seat Offer Response | Accept/Upgrade/Reject within each round’s deadline | Per round (all rounds over) |
| Offer Letter Download | Download from JOAPS dashboard | From July 9, 2026 (Available now) |
IIT JAM Counselling Documents Required 2026
Students must upload the following documents during the JOAPS application phase. At the institute reporting stage, the admitting IIT or CFTI verifies all originals in person. Carry both originals and self-attested photocopies when you report.
- Nationality proof (any one): Birth certificate; Voter ID; first page of passport; school Transfer Certificate (TC) mentioning nationality; government-issued Nationality Certificate; or a signed Declaration Form if no standard nationality document is available.
- Class X (SSC) marksheet and certificate — used to verify date of birth.
- Class XII (HSC) marksheet and certificate.
- Qualifying degree marksheets — year-wise or semester-wise covering all years of the Bachelor’s degree (first, second, third, and fourth or fifth year where applicable). Upload year-wise marksheets merged as a single PDF per academic year (maximum 4 MB per file).
- Consolidated marksheet of the qualifying degree, if issued by the university.
- Degree or Provisional Certificate of the qualifying degree (required if you have already graduated at the time of application).
- Declaration Form for missing documents — mandatory if any marksheet or certificate is unavailable; must be countersigned by the Head of Institution if the reason is related to COVID-19 disruptions.
- Category certificate (if applicable):
- OBC-NCL certificate — issued on or after April 1, 2025.
- EWS certificate — issued on or after April 1, 2025.
- SC or ST certificate — issued by the competent authority.
- PwD disability certificate with UDID number.
- Recent passport-size photograph (digital, as per JOAPS specifications).
- Digital signature (scanned image).
- JAM 2026 Declaration Form (available for download on the JOAPS portal).
Note: The name in the JOAPS application must exactly match the name on your qualifying degree certificate. A mismatch — even a spelling difference — can result in cancellation of admission at the institute’s document verification stage.
How Much Money is Needed for IIT JAM Counselling 2026?
IIT JAM 2026 counselling involves two types of fees: a non-refundable application processing fee paid during JOAPS registration, and a seat booking fee paid upon accepting a seat offer. The JOAPS platform does not levy any separate service charge; any payment gateway fee is collected by the bank and not by the JAM organizers.
Non-Refundable Fees
| Fee Component | Amount | When Paid |
|---|---|---|
| JOAPS Application Processing Fee (all categories) | ₹750 | During application submission (March–April 2026) |
| Processing Charge on Withdrawal (deducted from seat booking fee refund) | ₹6,000 | Deducted at time of withdrawal; balance refunded by August 15, 2026 |
Refundable Fees (Seat Booking Fee)
| Category | Seat Booking Fee | Refund / Adjustment |
|---|---|---|
| General / OBC-NCL / EWS | ₹15,000 | Adjusted against the admitting institute’s admission fee for students who join; refunded minus ₹6,000 processing charge for students who withdraw. Refund processed by August 15, 2026. |
| SC / ST / PwD | ₹7,500 |
If you withdraw after accepting a seat, the seat acceptance fee is not fully refunded — the ₹6,000 processing charge is retained in all withdrawal scenarios. Students who join their institute have the seat booking fee adjusted against their admission fee, so no amount is lost to the processing charge. Students who were not offered any seat across all rounds receive a full refund of their application fee per institute policy, without deduction.
IIT JAM 2026 Round-Wise Seat Allotment
IIT JAM 2026 conducted five rounds of seat allotment — four regular rounds and one additional (final) round — between May and July 2026. All rounds are now complete. The additional round filled seats vacated by students who withdrew before the July 3, 2026 withdrawal window closed. No further allotment rounds will be conducted for JAM 2026.
| Round | Allotment List Declared | Seat Booking Fee Deadline | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| First Admission List | May 25, 2026 | May 30, 2026 | Completed |
| Second Admission List | June 8, 2026 | June 11, 2026 | Completed |
| Third Admission List | June 16, 2026 | June 20, 2026 | Completed |
| Fourth Admission List | June 27, 2026 | June 30, 2026 | Completed |
| Additional (Final) Round | July 3–6, 2026 | July 7, 2026 | Completed |
Between rounds, students who chose “Accept with Upgrade” remained in the pool and could be moved to a higher-preference programme if a seat became available. Students who chose “Accept and Freeze” were removed from subsequent rounds with their seat confirmed. The additional round was the last opportunity for students who had not yet been allotted a seat or who had vacated their earlier allotment through withdrawal.
Upgrade, Freeze, or Withdraw — Which Option Should You Choose?
After each admission list in JOAPS, students who receive a seat offer must choose one of three actions before the round’s response deadline. This decision affects both your current seat and your eligibility for future rounds.
| Option | What It Means | Effect on Future Rounds | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Accept and Freeze | Confirm admission to the offered programme; pay seat booking fee | Removed from all further rounds; seat is confirmed | Students satisfied with the offer and not expecting a better result in later rounds |
| Accept with Upgrade | Provisionally accept the current seat; remain eligible for a higher-preference offer in the next round | Eligible for subsequent rounds; current seat held as a fallback | Students who want a confirmed fallback while hoping for a more preferred programme or institute |
| Reject and Quit | Decline the offer and exit the entire process permanently | No further eligibility in any round | Students who have decided not to pursue admission through JAM 2026 |
| No Response (Lapse) | Miss the deadline without taking any action | Treated as Reject and Quit; permanently removed from all rounds | Not recommended — always respond before the deadline |
Choose “Accept and Freeze” when you have received a seat in your top-priority programme — remaining in the pool when your best option is already allocated gains nothing and risks a disruptive late change. Choose “Accept with Upgrade” if you hold a seat you would accept but have higher-ranked choices still unallocated. If you withdraw after accepting a seat, the seat acceptance fee is not fully refunded — the ₹6,000 processing charge is retained regardless of the reason for withdrawal.
Students who chose “Accept with Upgrade” in an earlier round and were subsequently moved to a better programme had their previous seat automatically released back to the pool. The seat booking fee paid for the earlier seat was carried forward to the new allotment within the same cycle — no additional payment was required for the upgrade itself.
IIT JAM 2026 Offer Letter Download and Institute Reporting
With all five rounds of seat allotment completed, the final phase of IIT JAM 2026 admission is downloading the offer letter from JOAPS and reporting in person to the allotted institute. Offer letters have been available for download from the JOAPS portal since July 9, 2026 — students with a confirmed allotment must download this document and present it when reporting to their institute.
How to Download Your IIT JAM 2026 Offer Letter
Step 1: Log In to the JOAPS Portal
- Visit joaps.iitb.ac.in.
- Enter your Enrolment ID and password.
Step 2: Check Your Dashboard
- Your current admission status is displayed on the dashboard after login.
- If a seat has been confirmed in your name across any round, you will see an “Offer Letter Available” prompt or a dedicated Download button.
Step 3: Download and Save the Offer Letter
- Click the “Download Offer Letter” button.
- The offer letter is a PDF document containing your name, JAM roll number, allotted programme, allotted institute, and the JAM Joint Admission Board’s confirmation of your admission offer.
- Save a digital copy and print at least two physical copies — carry one when reporting and keep one for your records.
Step 4: Note Reporting Instructions from Your Institute
- Your allotted institute communicates the reporting date, time, venue, and institute-specific fee payment instructions through its own admission portal or official website.
- JAM administration does not set institute-level reporting dates — check your allotted IIT’s or CFTI’s admission website directly for this information.
Note: The JOAPS Offer Letter is the official document from the JAM organizing committee. Your admitting institute may also issue its own admission letter covering hostel, fee breakdown, and academic calendar details — monitor that institute’s website for that document separately.
Reporting to the Allotted Institute
After downloading the offer letter, report in person to your allotted institute on the date specified in its admission communications. The institute conducts document verification at this stage before confirming final admission.
- Carry the printed JAM 2026 Offer Letter downloaded from JOAPS.
- Carry all original documents listed in the Documents Required section above.
- Also carry self-attested photocopies of all originals — most institutes require one or more complete sets of copies.
- Pay the institute admission fee as specified by the admitting institute. The seat booking fee of ₹15,000 or ₹7,500 paid on JOAPS is adjusted against this fee.
- If any document is found to be inconsistent with what was uploaded on JOAPS, or if original certificates are missing, the institute may cancel the admission — resolve all document issues before the reporting date.
- Students who paid the seat booking fee on JOAPS but do not report will forfeit the ₹6,000 processing charge; the remaining balance is refunded by August 15, 2026.
FAQs
Ques: What is the JOAPS portal and how is it different from the main JAM 2026 website?
Ans: The JAM 2026 website (jam2026.iitb.ac.in) covers the entrance examination — registration, admit card, and results. The JOAPS portal (joaps.iitb.ac.in) is the dedicated Joint Online Admission Portal for Science used exclusively for counselling and admission after JAM results are declared. Separate login credentials are created on JOAPS using your JAM Enrolment ID; your JAM roll number links your exam record to your admission application on JOAPS.
Ques: Where can I download my IIT JAM 2026 Offer Letter?
Ans: Offer letters are available on the JOAPS portal (joaps.iitb.ac.in) since July 9, 2026. Log in with your Enrolment ID and password, go to your dashboard, and click “Download Offer Letter.” No physical offer letter is sent by post, and no separate email with the letter attached is issued by JAM administration — the JOAPS portal download is the only official source. Print this document before reporting to your institute.
Ques: All five admission rounds are done. What happens if I did not receive any seat offer?
Ans: No further rounds will be conducted for JAM 2026. If you did not receive a seat offer in any of the five rounds, you may:
- Explore admission through CCMN (Centralized Counselling for M.Sc./MCA/M.Tech at NITs and other CFTIs), which is a separate process from JOAPS.
- Apply directly to universities or institutes that accept JAM 2026 scores outside the JOAPS system — several universities conduct their own admission rounds using JAM scores.
- Reappear in JAM 2027 for a fresh attempt in the next cycle.
Ques: What documents should I carry when reporting to my allotted IIT?
Ans: Carry the printed JOAPS Offer Letter along with originals and self-attested photocopies of: Class X and XII marksheets and certificates, all year-wise qualifying degree marksheets, degree or provisional certificate (if you have already graduated), nationality proof, category certificate (if applicable), recent passport-size photographs, and any Declaration Forms submitted during the JOAPS application. Each institute may add specific requirements — check your allotted institute’s admission portal for its complete list before you travel.
Ques: I chose “Accept with Upgrade” in an earlier round and was moved to a different programme. Do I need to pay the seat booking fee again?
Ans: No. When you are upgraded to a better programme in a subsequent round, the seat booking fee paid for the earlier allotment is carried forward to the new one automatically within JOAPS. You do not pay again during the same admission cycle. Your earlier seat is simultaneously released back to the pool and reallocated to the next eligible student on the merit list.
Ques: What is the difference between the JOAPS Offer Letter and the admitting institute’s admission letter?
Ans: The JOAPS Offer Letter is issued by IIT Bombay on behalf of the JAM Joint Admission Board. It confirms your allotment to a specific programme at a specific institute and is a centralised document uniform across all IIT admissions through JOAPS. The admitting institute’s admission letter — issued separately by that IIT or CFTI — covers institute-specific details like fee structure, hostel allocation, academic calendar, and reporting instructions. Both documents are typically required for the reporting process; download the JOAPS letter now and monitor your allotted institute’s official website for its own communications.
Ques: Will the ₹15,000 seat booking fee be returned if I report to the institute but then decide not to join?
Ans: The seat booking fee paid on JOAPS is adjusted against the admitting institute’s admission fee when you report and complete enrollment. If you choose not to join after reporting, refund terms from that point are governed by the admitting institute’s own policy — not by JOAPS. The ₹6,000 JOAPS processing charge for withdrawal before reporting is non-refundable. If you withdraw after accepting a seat, the seat acceptance fee is not fully refunded — only the amount above the processing charge is returned, with the refund processed by August 15, 2026.
Ques: My name on JOAPS does not exactly match my degree certificate. What should I do?
Ans: Contact the JOAPS helpdesk at jam2026@iitb.ac.in immediately. Name mismatches are one of the most common reasons for admission rejection at the institute’s document verification stage. Resolution typically requires a self-attested declaration supported by legal documents such as a gazette notification or a notarised affidavit. Do not wait until the reporting date to address this — the process takes time and the admitting institute will not wait for you to resolve it on the day.
Ques: I am in my final year of graduation. Can I still report to the institute if my results are delayed?
Ans: Students in their final year were eligible to participate in JAM 2026 counselling, but you must have completed your degree and be able to produce proof of completion before the date of admission at your allotted institute. If your university has not declared results by the institute’s reporting date, contact the admitting institute’s admission office immediately. Some institutes grant provisional admission with a strict deadline for submitting the degree certificate, but this is decided on a case-by-case basis and is not guaranteed.
Ques: Is it possible to change the programme or institute after the additional round is complete?
Ans: No. Once the additional round is completed and the JAM 2026 admission process is officially closed, no further changes to programme or institute allotments are possible through JOAPS. The system does not permit inter-institute transfers or programme switches after the final round. If you are not satisfied with your allotment, you may withdraw (subject to the ₹6,000 processing charge) and explore other pathways such as CCMN or direct institute admissions using your JAM 2026 score.
Ques: What is the last date to report to the allotted institute for JAM 2026?
Ans: Reporting dates are set individually by each admitting IIT or CFTI, not by the JAM organizing committee at IIT Bombay. These dates typically fall in July or August 2026. Check your allotted institute’s official admission website or the communications sent through its own portal for the exact date and time. Missing the reporting deadline without prior written communication to the institute may result in cancellation of your admission.
Note: The JAM organizing committee (IIT Bombay) does not communicate institute-level reporting dates. Always monitor your allotted institute’s official website and your registered email for these announcements.
Disclaimer: The information on this page is compiled from official JAM 2026 sources (jam2026.iitb.ac.in and joaps.iitb.ac.in). Dates, fees, and procedures are subject to change by the conducting authority without prior notice. Students should always verify from the official JAM 2026 website and their allotted institute’s admission portal before taking any action.



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