4 days after the delay, the National Testing Agency (NTA) released the JEE Main 2026 session-1 final answer key. As always, the final answer key is live on the official website of JEE Main NTA. Aspirants can go and download it from there. 

Lakhs of aspirants across the country waiting for their score board have breathed a sigh of relief. Earlier, NTA had released the provisional answer key, for which all the candidates were given a deadline of 11:30 p.m. on 6th February 2026, to challenge it.

Let you know that the National Testing Agency conducted the JEE (Main) 2026 session-1 exam from 21st January to 29th Jan 2026 for Paper 1: B.E./B.Tech) 

Here is How to Check the Final Answer Key of JEE Main 2026 Session-1 

All the candidates can check the final answer key of JEE (Main) 2026 Session-1 by following the steps given below.

1. First, visit the official website of NTA for the JEE (Main) exam.
2. Click on the Latest @NTA Section given on the homepage of the website.
3. After this, you can check your final answer key for JEE (Main) 2026 Session 1 -Final Answer Key of B.E/B.Tech in the news section.

Here, you can see the JEE Main 2026 session-1 final answer key on your screen. 

Direct Link to Check the Final Answer Key – Click Here

Let us tell you that on the basis of this final answer key, NTA will prepare the scorecard of the second session of JEE (Main) 2025. NTA may release the results of JEE (Main) 2026 Session 1 in a couple of days. Well, you have to be updated with the official website as the official date is not announced. 

The post JEE Mains 2026 Session-1 Final Answer Key Released appeared first on PCP Sikar Blogs.

Finally, the day has arrived; the JEE Main 2026 Session-1 examinations have started. As you all know, the exams are scheduled to be held on 21, 22, 23, 24, 28 and 29 January 2026. As the examinations started, we are here with a series of paper analyses. In this series, we will analyse the JEE Main 2026 Session-1 paper regularly. 

On the scheduled dates, the examination will be held in two shifts. So, we will update it twice after each shift. If you are interested in knowing the level of the paper, this is for you. To be updated, keep checking the article for the analysis of JEE Main 2026 Session-1. 

Quick Reactions of PCP Sikar Students 

The analysis of JEE Main 2026 Session-1, which we are presenting here, is based on the first reactions of PCP Sikar’s JEE aspirants. After the shift ends, our faculty members ask students about the papers for each subject, and then we prepare this analysis. 

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 24 January (Shift-2)

• Overall, the paper on 24 January, the second shift of JEE Main 2026, was Moderate and Lengthy. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 24 January (Shift-1)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 24 January (Shift-1)

• Overall, the paper on 24 January, the first shift of JEE Main 2026, was Moderate and Very Lengthy. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 24 January (Shift-1)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 23 January (Shift-2)

• Overall, the paper on 23 January, the second shift of JEE Main 2026, was moderate to tough. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 23 January (Shift-2)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 23 January (Shift-1)

• Overall, the paper on 23 January, the first shift of JEE Main 2026, was tough and lengthy. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 23 January (Shift-1)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 22 January (Shift-2)

• Overall, the paper of 22 January, the second shift of JEE Main 2026, was moderate. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 22 January (Shift-2)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper, 22 January (Shift-1)

Overall,l the JEE Main 2026 paper of 22nd January (shift-1) was on the moderate side. Initial reactions of aspirants were suggesting the same paper level as the last day’s both shifts. 

Talking about three subjects, Maths was moderate to tough, Physics was also on the moderate side, and last but not least, Chemistry was easier than the other two subjects. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 22 January (Shift-2)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper (Shift-2)

Overall,l the JEE Main 2026 paper of 21st January (shift-2) was on the moderate side. As per the students’ reactions, it was similar to the first shift; the Maths was lengthy, as in the first shift, but not in this shift. 

Talking about three subjects, Maths was the toughest, Physics was also on the tougher side, and last but not least, Chemistry was easier than the other two subjects. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 21 January (Shift-2)

Overall, How Was Today’s JEE Main 2026 Paper? 

Overall, the JEE Main 2026 paper of 21st January (shift-1) was moderate to tough in some places. Based on the students’ reactions, the subjects’ difficulty levels were as expected; there were no unexpected question patterns. 

Talking about three subjects, Maths was the toughest, Physics was also on the tougher side, and last but not least, Chemistry was easier than the other two. 

Subject-Wise Detailed Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 21 January (Shift-1)

The post Paper Analysis of JEE Main 2026, 24 January Shift-1 & 2: Live appeared first on PCP Sikar Blogs.

NTA has released the FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) for the JEE Main 2026. Every year, the National Testing Agency issues an FAQ notification for JEE aspirants to understand the registration, Eligibility criteria, and other details regarding JEE Main. Let’s discuss the details of the JEE Main FAQs 2026 in this article.

First of all, this must have come to your mind why NTA releases this JEE Main FAQ every year. There are many rumours about JEE Main circulating on the internet. In such a situation, the NTA puts a stop to these rumours by issuing an official notice on exam dates, Eligibility criteria, reservation policy, marketing System, PwD Certificate, and any changes to the exam pattern.

JEE Main FAQs 2026

If you are a JEE aspirant and curious about all the information on the upcoming JEE Main 2026, this FAQ will be helpful. Here are all the frequently asked questions and answers for JEE aspirants.

1. What is the website for the online application form? What is the helpline number and email address?

2. When will the JEE Main 2026 exam be held?

Answer:

• Session 1: January 21 to January 30, 2026
• Session 2: April 2 to April 9, 2026

3. How can candidates register for JEE Main 2026?

Answer: The application process is detailed in the Information Bulletin under “Important Information and Dates at a Glance.”

4. Do I need to fill out a separate application form for each session?

Answer: Yes, a separate application is required for each session.

5. If someone did not apply for Session 1, can they apply for Session 2?

Answer: Yes, they can apply when the Session 2 portal opens.

6. Is it mandatory to appear in only one session or can they appear in both?

Answer: It depends on the candidate’s choice. The best score will be considered if they appear in both.

7. Are calculators allowed in the exam?

Answer: No, no type of calculator is allowed.

8. What registration number should be entered in the qualification details?

Answer:

• For CBSE students—the number provided in the letter issued by CBSE.
• Other boards—registration/enrollment/roll number, etc.

9. Are DigiLocker documents valid?

Answer: Yes, DigiLocker documents can be uploaded.

10. Should 12th-grade improvement/reappear students choose “Passed” or “Appearing”?

Answer: Select the option “Passed.”

11. What is the minimum eligibility/age limit for JEE Main 2026?

Answer: See Chapter 3 of the information booklet.

12. What will be the exam pattern?

Answer: Given in Chapter 2, paragraph 2.4 of the information booklet.

13. What is the State Code of Eligibility?

Answer: See paragraph 3.4 of the information booklet.

14. What PIN code should foreign candidates (OCI/PIO) enter in the address?

Answer: 111111

15. What if you don’t receive the OTP for Aadhaar verification?

Answer: The mobile number linked to Aadhaar must be active.

16. What will be the problem if the Class 10 marksheet and Aadhaar name mismatch?

Answer: No, it will have no effect.

17. Is APAAR ID mandatory?

Answer: No.

18. How to capture a live photo?

Answer: See Note 2 of Step 2 (Application Form) in the information booklet.

19. What if there is a mismatch between the live photo and the Aadhaar photo?

Answer: NTA will review it and inform you if there is a problem.

20. What are the eligibility/certificates for PwD/PwBD candidates?

Answer: As per the RPwD Act 2016 and the instructions issued by the Ministry.

21. How is UDID card verification done?

Answer: See Note 3 in the information booklet.

22. How to use Scribe?

Answer: See the guidelines given in Chapter 4 of the information booklet.

23. How are exam cities allotted?

Answer: See paragraph 5.1 of the information booklet.

24. What language(s) of the question paper will be available?

Answer: See paragraph 2.2 of the information booklet.

25. Is it mandatory to upload the Category Certificate?

Answer: No, only—

• Certificate Number
• Date of Issue
• Issuing Authority—must be filled in.

If there is no certificate, include the application receipt and any other required documents.

26. Do any documents need to be sent to NTA?

Answer: No, nothing needs to be sent by post, email, or handwritten.

27. What if the exam date clashes with another exam?

Answer: NTA will not change the date/shift.

28. How are exam dates and slots determined?

Answer: Random allotment is done by computer.

29. Can details or city details be changed on the application form?

Answer:

• NTA is not responsible for errors.
• A correction window will appear once.

30. Can the application form be cancelled after submission?

Answer: No.

31. How do I contact you if I don’t receive my admit card?

Answer:

• The admit card must be downloaded.
• Helpline for assistance: 011-40759000 / 011-69227700
• Email: jeemain@nta.ac.in

32. Can the exam center be changed after it has been allotted?

Answer: No.

33. What is required to be brought to the exam center?

Answer: See paragraph 5.4 of the information booklet.

34. Can I leave the center before the exam time?

Answer: No.

35. How many question papers will there be in JEE Main 2026?

Answer: See paragraph 2.4.

36. Will there be negative marking?

Answer: See paragraph 2.4.

37. What will be the exam duration if I take both B.Arch + B.Planning?

Answer: See paragraph 2.5.

38. What will be the duration, time, and shift of the exam?

Answer: See page 2 under “Important Dates” in the information booklet.

39. Does the application fee include payment gateway charges?

Answer: No, they must be paid separately.

40. How to pay the fee?

Answer: See Step 3 in the information booklet.

41. What to do if the transaction fails?

Answer:

• You will receive a confirmation page only if the payment is successful.
• If the payment fails, submit the fee again.
• The NTA will refund the excess amount later.

42. How will the confirmation page and scorecard be sent to the candidate?

Answer: Email—sent to both the candidate and the parent.

Share this Article Here:

The post JEE Main FAQ’s 2026 appeared first on PCP Sikar Blogs.

Union Public Services Commission(UPSC) has declared the result of the second session 2024 for admission to the 154th course of the National Defence Academy and the 114th course of the Naval Academy. All candidates can check their results on the official website of UPSC i.e upsc.gov.in

UPSC has released the result of the written exam and SSB interview for admission in the 154th course of National Defense Academy for Army, Navy and Air Force and the 116th course of Naval Academy for Indian Naval Academy Course. A total of 792 candidates passed. But out of these 792 candidates, 21 students of Prince NDA Academy of Sikar, the educational city, have once again brought laurels to Sikar at the national level.

21 Officers from Prince NDA Academy

Prince Eduhub’s defense coaching wing Prince NDA Academy and Prince Sainik School have once again hoisted the flag of Sikar in the world of coaching. In the results of NDA’s 154th and NA’s 116th course, not one or two but 21 cadets of Prince have made it to the final merit list. Details about them are given below.

1. AIR 78

Aditya Rathore son of Shri Narendra Singh, Sikar Rajasthan

2. AIR 89

Vishal son of Shri Rajesh, Hisar Haryana

3. AIR 134

Divyansh son of Shri Vinod Kumar, Bharatpur Rajasthan

4. AIR 135

Rahul Chahar son of Kishore Chahar, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

5. AIR 146

Yash Bhargava son of Ramesh Kumar Bhargava, Jaipur Rajasthan

6. AIR 260

Navya Tiwari daughter of Navlesh Tiwari, Ujjain Madhya Pradesh

7. AIR 295

Hrithik Sharma son of Shri Anil Sharma, Bhiwani Haryana

8. AIR 299

Srishti daughter of Shri Sanjay Singh, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

9. AIR 303

Sahil son of Shri Joginder, Charkhi Dadri Haryana

10. AIR 332

Ranjeet Singh son of Shri Vinod Singh, Alwar Rajasthan

11. AIR 340

Rajat Kumar son of Shri Anil Kumar, Firozabad Uttar Pradesh

12. AIR 343

Dhruv son of Shri Dr. Jaipar, Jaipur Rajasthan

13. AIR 359

Harsh Yadav son of Shri Sandeep Kumar, Alwar Rajasthan

14. AIR 431

Manas Chauhan son of Shri Rajendra Kumar, Pali Rajasthan

15. AIR 505

Vivek Kothari son of Shri Rajesh, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

16. AIR 535

Hitesh Kumar son of Shri Pawan Kumar, Churu Rajasthan

17. AIR 562

Narendra son of Shri Narendra Nardev, Mahendragarh Haryana

18. AIR 626

Ritesh Nehra son of Shri Kanaram, Jaipur Rajasthan

19. AIR 660

Hrithik Chaudhary son of Shri Mahendra, Jhunjhunu Rajasthan

20. AIR 689

Parssan Rawal son of Shri Ramesh Chand, Pali Rajasthan

21. AIR 755

Abhijeet son of Shri Hiralal,  Ajmer Rajasthan

UPSC said in its official press note that the medical examination of all 792 candidates has not been included in these results. Along with this, it was also told that the marks of all the candidates will be released 15 days after the results are released.

The post Prince NDA Gave Record 21 Officers in Result of NDA 154th Course appeared first on PCP Sikar Blogs.

National Testing Agency issued an important notification on 1st February related to the second session of JEE (Main) 2025. After which registration has started for JEE Main Registration 2025 Session 2. All JEE aspirants can register for the April session from yesterday. The exam is conducted in two sessions, in January and April. However, the registrations are started for the JEE Mains 2025 January session. 

Candidates who had taken the exam for the first session do not need to register again, they can be eligible for this session by logging in and paying the fee. The Registration Fee for JEE Main 2025 Session-2 is INR 1000 for General Category and INR 800 for SC/ST/PwD and transgender Candidates. NTA will conduct the paper for JEE Main 2025 Session 2 between 1st to 8th April.

Fee Structure for JEE Main 2025 Session-2

Eligibility for JEE(Main) 2025- 2

For those candidates who have appeared for the first session of JEE Main 2025 and feel that their exam did not go as expected, the eligibility criteria for those candidates is going to remain the same. However, the candidates who are applying for JEE Main 2025 Session-2 for the first time will have to match the detailed criteria given in the table below.

Exam Timing and Shifts

JEE (Main) Session will also be conducted in two shifts like the first session, Morning and Evening.

How to fill the JEE Main 2025 Registration Form?

Step 1: First of all you have to visit the official website of NTA. On the homepage of the website, you have to click on the link Online Application Form for JEE Main 2025 Session-2 given in the news bar.

Step 2: If you are applying for JEE Main 2025 Session-2 for the first time, then click on the option of New Registration and register your new profile by filling in all the required information.

Step 3: If you have already given the exam for JEE Main 2025 Session-1, then log in directly.

Step 4: Create Password and Security Question: To register the profile, you have to choose your password and security question and fill in its answer. After this, you can complete the remaining steps.

Step 5: Academic and Personal Detail: After this, you have to fill in your personal details, in which you have to give your name, parent’s name, date of birth, mobile number, email ID

Step 6: Exam City: After this, choose the exam city according to your preference, in which you want to give the exam.

Step 7: Upload Document: You have to upload the scanned image of your recent passport-size photo, signature, class 10th mark sheet, identity proof and PwD/PwBD/UDID certificate (if applicable) as per the rules set by NTA.

Step: 8 Pay Registration Fee: After completing both steps, you have to deposit the fee for JEE Main 2025 Session-2. For this, you can use Net Banking, Credit Cards, Debit Cards and UPI.

Step 9: Candidates must remember their password and security question along with its answer so that they can log in again in the future. However, if they forget their password, candidates can regenerate it with their personal details.

Step 10: After this, submit the application form and take a printout of it.

Exam City and Admit Cards

The dates of advance intimation of the examination city, downloading of Admit Cards, and declaration of result will be displayed on the JEE Main Portel at the appropriate time.

The post JEE Main 2025 Session-2 Registrations Start: Details appeared first on PCP Sikar Blogs.