SPA Delhi News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

The Schools of Planning and Architecture (SPA) comprises a group of public institutions which are autonomous in nature. These Schools of Planning and Architecture, or SPAs, are higher education institutes which function according to the rules and regulations set by the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India. These institutes were set up with the aim of providing quality physical planning and architecture education.

JEE Main January 22 Shift 1 question paper 2026 is available here as the exam has been conducted. For all those who will appear on Day 2 of the JEE Mains 2026 session 1 exam or participate in the upcoming shifts, these question papers can serve as a tool for self-assessment and quick revision. JEE Main question paper 2026 Jan 22 shift 1 features a mix of numerical value and MCQ questions. As per the JEE Main 2026 shift 1 analysis, the Mathematics section was a bit tricky, whereas the Physics and Chemistry section was bit lengthy. Stay tuned to CollegeDekho for a quick review of the JEE Main shift 1 question paper 2026 January 22 pdf. According to Maria Ahmad, who appeared in the JEE Main January shift 1 2026 and was interviewed by CLD, "a good attempt at Physics was 18-19, in Chemistry was 13-14, in Mathematics, it was 14-15 questions'. Similarly, another JEE Main test-taker, Simran Singh, stated that 'Physics can be considered as the highest scoring subject, followed by Chemistry and Mathematics in JEE Main 2026 Jan 22 shift". The students who are appearing in the JEE Main 2026 other sessions can use the Jan 21 shift 1 and Jan 22 shift 1 paper analysis to be informed about the exam.

JEE Main exam analysis for January 22, 2026 for Shifts 1 & 2 is discussed here. The first shift on Day 2 concluded at 12 PM. After getting in touch with shift 1 test-takers, CollegeDekho team has gathered - the overall paper difficulty level for Shift 1 was moderate; the Mathematics paper was tough and time-consuming, numerical problems in Chemistry were a bit tricky but doable, while Physics was majorly formula-based and easy. Our JEE subject matter expert, Sakunth Kumar, 10+ years of experience in guiding students, analyzes, "Given the moderately difficult level of the paper, students who have attempted 40-41 questions can score around 170-180 marks, translating to 99 percentile in JEE Mains 2026". JEE Main 2026 Shift 2 was of a moderate to difficult level with Maths and Physics being the toughest subjects. Chemistry, on the other hand, was comparatively easy like Shift 1. On a difficulty rating of 5, the Shift 2 paper gets 2.5 rating. 


JEE Main 2026 paper analysis will help students have an idea of the score they can get and also, the upcoming session JEE Main test-takers can get insights. Students can go through this article to get the correct analysis of the JEE Main January 22, 2026 exam. 

Selecting the right subject to prioritize from Physics vs Chemistry in JEE Main is crucial for candidates, as this decision can significantly influence both their exam approach and their overall score. Based on the recent shifts, it can be perceived that the section of Chemistry has been easier in comparison to Physics. Therefore, candidates should start with Chemistry tomorrow, as it can provide an initial confidence boost, making the rest of the exam feel more manageable.

The JEE Mains 2026 registration last date for Session 2 (April) is expected to be sometime around the third week of February 2026. The registration is likely to begin in the last week of January 2026. Usually, NTA opens Session 2 registration portal a day after the Session 1 last exam concludes. So you can expect the registration to start around January 30 or January 31, 2026. The National Testing Agency provides a clear last date for the JEE Mains 2026 registration, as extensions are usually not available. If, an extension is given for technical reasons, the exam authority will inform the students in a public notice. However, the students are requested not to rely on extensions and complete the JEE Main 2026 Session 2 registration before the last date. 

Day 3 of JEE Main 2026 Jan 23 Session 1 exam is scheduled from 9 AM to 12 PM (morning shift) and 3-6 PM (afternoon shift). This year, reportedly 14.5 lakh students have registered for the January session 2026, setting the highest record in the history of JEE Main examination. While NTA aims for similar difficulty levels across all days and shifts, you can expect minor variations in the question pattern. Sailaja, a teacher in a private school of Vijayawada, with 15+ years of experience in coaching JEE aspirants, comments – "I have observed that mid-session dates occasionally feature tougher numerical problems in Mathematics or Physics compared to inital days, so I strongly suggest revising numerical value questions, key formulas to all test-takers who are appearing on Day 3." However, rest assured that shift-wise JEE Main 2026 paper analysis will be shared in real-time for all subjects shortly after the exam.