IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key(Out): How to download, Challenge Answer Key

• IIT JAM 2021 Answer key has announced on 26 February 2021, challenge answer key from 01 March 2021-03 March 2021.

IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key Dates

Check the all-important dates related to IIT JAM Answer Key 2021 from the given mentioned table:

IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key

IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key will be released in the last week of February 2021 on the official website. Check the given information about the answer key:

• IISc Bangalore will release the answer key on the official website.
• Aspirants must keep in mind that answer key will be announced in online mode only, there are no other ways.
• The answer key will be in Pdf format for all subjects separately.
• After the declaration of answer key, the authority will allow the candidates to challenge the response sheet in the given period of time.
• To challenge the answer key candidates have to pay the amount as prescribed.
• Candidates have to login with their enrollment ID and password.

How to challenge IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key?

Candidates must check the below steps to challenge the answer key:

• STEP 1: Visit the official website.
• STEP 2: Click on the link to answer key that seen on the screen.
• STEP 3: After clicking on the link, candidates will direct to the JOAPS Portal.
• STEP 4: login with enrollment ID and password and submit.
• STEP 5: After successful login, candidates raise the issue.

How to download IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key?

Check the given mentioned steps to download the IIT JAM 2021 Answer Key:

• STEP 1: Visit the official website of IISc.
• STEP 2: Click on the Answer Key link available to download JAM 2021 answer key.
• STEP 3: Once you click on that link, a new page will open, where the Questions Papers and their Answer Keys are available.
• STEP 4: Answer key Pdf will open.
• STEP 5: Download the answer key for further process.

IIT JAM 2021 Marking Scheme

Candidates must go to the below detail of JAM 2021 Marking scheme:

• The JAM question paper will be divided into three sections.
• Section A which have multiple choice question of 1 marks or two marks each.
• Section B which have Multiple Select questions (MSQ) of 2 marks each.
• section C has 20 Numerical Answer Type (NAT) questions of one or two marks each.
• There is negative marking of -1 marks for each wrong answer in Section A but there is no negative marking in Section B and Section C.
• In Section A, for 1 mark question, 1/3 marks will be deducted and for 2 marks question, 2/3 marks will be deducted.