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Jee Mains 2017 Examination Fees

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Paper(s) AppearingPen and Paper Based ExaminationComputer Based Examination
(Paper-1(B.E./B.Tech.) only)
FOR EXAMINATION CENTRE OPTED IN INDIA
(General/OBC)(SC/ST/PWD/Girls)(General/OBC)(SC/ST/PWD/Girls)
JEE (Main) Paper-1(B.E./B.Tech.) or 
JEE (Main) Paper-2 (B.Arch./B.Planning) only		1000500500250
Both 
JEE (Main) Paper-1(B.E./B.Tech.) and 
JEE (Main) Paper-2 (B.Arch./B.Planning)		18009001300650
FOR EXAMINATION CENTRE OPTED IN FOREIGN COUNTRY
JEE (Main) Paper-1(B.E./B.Tech.) or 
JEE (Main) Paper-2 (B.Arch./B.Planning) only		2500125025001250
Both 
JEE (Main) Paper-1(B.E./B.Tech.) and 
JEE (Main) Paper-2 (B.Arch./B.Planning) 		3800190038001900
NOTE : 
(1) In case the examination fee is paid through credit/debit cards, the candidate will need to pay an additional processing charge as following
Credit Card: 1.20% of the examination fee plus the service tax as applicable.
Debit Card: 0.75% + taxes for examination fee up to Rs. 2000 and 1% + taxes for examination fee more than Rs. 2000. 
(2) Application fee once paid will not be refunded (full or partial) under any circumstances.
7.The fee may be submitted either by any credit/debit card or through e-Challan of Syndicate/Canara/ICICI/HDFC Bank.

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