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Checklist of NTA JEE Main form fields, uploads and certificates to prepare in advance, with the fee for your category and gender.
This checklist lists every field, scan and certificate the NTA JEE (Main) application asks for — Class 10 and 12 details, the passport-style photo and signature uploads, category certificates issued for the correct financial year, exam-city and medium choices, and the per-paper fee for your category and gender. It is built for candidates and parents who want the form filled in one clean sitting instead of hunting for a missing certificate at the payment step.
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Shows the per-paper fee for your category and gender — Rs 1,000, Rs 900, Rs 800 or Rs 500 in recent sessions.
Reminds OBC-NCL and EWS candidates the certificate must be for the bulletin's financial year, the top rejection cause at counselling.
One list covers registration details, uploads, city and medium choices, so the second session is a repeat, not a rebuild.
You need an identity number (Aadhaar preferred), Class 10 certificate details for name and date of birth, Class 12 board and roll number, a recent passport-style photograph and signature scan in JPG, and PDFs of any claim certificate — OBC non-creamy-layer, EWS, SC/ST or PwD. The photo and signature size bands are printed in each year's information bulletin.
For exam centres in India in recent sessions, per paper: Rs 1,000 for General male, Rs 900 for General-EWS and OBC-NCL male, Rs 800 for female candidates of those categories, and Rs 500 for SC, ST, PwD and third-gender candidates. Registering for a second paper or a centre outside India costs more, as scheduled in the bulletin.
The certificate must be issued for the financial year named in that session's bulletin — in practice, issued on or after 1 April of the application year. An older certificate is the most common reason an OBC-NCL or EWS claim is converted to General during JoSAA/CSAB document verification.
Recent bulletins let you rank up to 4 exam cities, and NTA allots a centre from those choices subject to capacity. Candidates choosing a regional question-paper medium are generally limited to centres in the states where that language is offered.