The deadline to challenge the JEE Main 2026 provisional answer key is February 6, 2026, at 11:50 PM . The National Testing Agency (NTA) is managing the objection process. Candidates who participated in JEE Main Session 1 2026 can raise concerns about the provisional keys.
Objection Process Details
To submit an objection, candidates must log in to the NTA portal. They need their application number and password for access. A fee of Rs 200 per question is required. Payments must be made through online gateways. This fee is payable by the deadline.
Candidates must also upload supporting documents. These documents validate the claims made in the objection. Challenges without adequate documentation will not be reviewed. If an objection is found correct, the paid fee will be refunded to the candidate.
Key Information for Candidates
The objection window applies to JEE Main Session 1 2026. Candidates should carefully check the provisional answer key. Thorough scrutiny of objections before submission is advised. The NTA will review all valid challenges. Subject matter experts will assess the objections.
Corrected objections will lead to revisions in the final answer key. This process impacts the final result calculation.
How to Raise an Objection
- Log in to the NTA JEE Main portal.
- Use your application number and password.
- Navigate to the answer key challenge section.
- Select the question(s) you wish to challenge.
- Provide your answer and upload supporting evidence.
- Pay the fee of Rs 200 per question.
- Submit the objection before the deadline.