IIT JAM 2026 Registration Deadline Extended: Last Chance to Apply for MSc Admissions
IIT JAM 2026 Registration Deadline Extended: Apply by Oct 16

In a significant development for aspiring postgraduate students, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay has announced an extension for IIT JAM 2026 registrations. Candidates now have additional time to complete their applications for the prestigious Joint Admission Test for MSc programs.

Extended Registration Window

The registration deadline for IIT JAM 2026 has been extended to October 16, 2024, providing relief to thousands of students who were racing against time to complete their applications. The original deadline has been pushed forward, giving candidates more flexibility in preparing their submissions.

Application Process and Important Dates

Prospective applicants can submit their forms through the official portal at jam2026.iitb.ac.in. The examination is scheduled for February 2, 2025, marking a crucial milestone for students aiming to pursue MSc programs in various science disciplines at IITs and other participating institutions.

Correction Window Opportunity

IIT Bombay has also outlined plans for a correction window, allowing candidates to rectify any errors in their submitted applications. This facility will be available from November 20-25, 2024, ensuring that students can correct inadvertent mistakes without compromising their application status.

Why IIT JAM Matters

The Joint Admission Test serves as a gateway to MSc, Joint MSc-PhD, MSc-PhD Dual Degree, and other postgraduate programs at IITs. It also opens doors for admissions to integrated PhD programs at Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. The test covers seven test papers, including Biotechnology, Chemistry, Geology, and Mathematics, among others.

With the extended deadline, students now have a valuable opportunity to ensure their applications are complete and accurate. The additional time also allows for better preparation and documentation gathering, potentially improving the quality of submissions.