U.P. B.Ed. JEE 2026 registration without late fee extended till April 30; application fees, steps to register
Sakshi Gupta | April 22, 2026 | 04:34 PM IST | 2 mins read
Candidates can apply for U.P. B.Ed. JEE 2026 till April 30 without late fee; exam likely on May 31, admit card expected by May 25
Bundelkhand University has extended the application deadline for the Uttar Pradesh Bachelor of Education (UP. B.Ed.) Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) without a late fee till April 30, 2026. Candidates can apply on the official website at bujhansi.ac.in. The registration process began on February 10, 2026.
The UP.B.Ed. JEE 2026 notification was released on February 1, 2026. The last date to apply with a late fee is between May 1 and May 5, 2026, while the application correction window will remain open from May 6 to May 10, 2026. The admit card is expected to be released around May 25, 2026, and the exam is tentatively scheduled to be held on May 31, 2026.
The necessary documents required for this application form are passport-sized photo, signature, finger impressions from the left and right index, marksheets, and category-related documents.
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U.P.B.Ed. JEE registration 2026: Steps to register
To register for the U.P.B.Ed. JEE, candidates need to follow the steps given below:
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Visit the official website of Bundelkhand University at bujhansi.ac.in
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On the homepage, click the UP BEd JEE 2026 registration link and then sign up by using the current email address and mobile number
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Enter the login information and click the application
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Upload all the required documents, make the payment, fill out the form and then submit
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Download the fee receipt and take a print for further reference
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U.P.B.Ed. JEE registration 2026: Application fees
The application fee for U.P.B.Ed. JEE 2026 is ₹1650 for general and OBC candidates without a late fee, which increases to ₹2000 with a late fee. For SC/ST candidates with a UP domicile, the fee is ₹850 without a late fee and ₹1000 with a late fee. However, SC/ST candidates from other states are required to pay ₹1650 without a late fee and ₹2000 with a late fee, similar to general and OBC candidates. Applicants can pay the fees using internet banking, debit cards, credit cards, or UPI to pay the application cost online.
U.P.B.Ed. JEE 2026: Exam pattern
As per the UP B.Ed JEE 2026 exam pattern, the test will consist of two papers divided into four sections. Paper 1 will cover General Knowledge and Language Ability, while Paper 2 will include General Aptitude and Subject Ability. The exam will be conducted in online Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode and will comprise 200 objective-type questions carrying a total of 400 marks. Candidates will be given an overall duration of six hours, with three hours allotted for each paper. Each paper will have two sections. For marking, candidates will be awarded +2 marks for every correct answer, while 0.33 marks will be deducted for each incorrect response.
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