JET 2026 Phase 4 Qualifying Score: Minimum Marks out of 100

To clear JET 2026 Phase 4, students need a minimum of 40 marks out of 100 to qualify — however, a safe score of 55 to 65 marks is recommended to secure admission to most undergraduate programmes at Jain University.

JET (Jain University Entrance Test) Phase 4 2026 is scheduled for June 25, 2026. The UG entrance test is conducted out of 100 marks across four sections: Reading Comprehension, Subject Specific Knowledge, Basic Mathematics, and General Knowledge and Current Affairs. There is no negative marking. Understanding the difference between the minimum qualifying score and the safe score helps you plan your counselling strategy before results are out.

• JET UG 2026 total marks: 100 (100 objective questions, 1 mark each, no negative marking)
• Minimum qualifying marks (General category): 40 out of 100 — expected based on 2025 trends
• Safe score for most UG programmes: 55–65 marks
• Phase 4 exam date: June 25, 2026
• Class 12 board eligibility: minimum 60% aggregate (55% relaxation for SC and ST students)
• Scores are normalised across all JET phases before the merit list is prepared

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JET 2026 Phase 4: Key Facts

Jain University conducts JET in multiple phases to give students more than one opportunity to apply. Phase 4 is the final phase of the 2026 cycle, scheduled for June 25, 2026. The JET UG exam is different from JET B.Tech — this 100-mark test is for non-engineering UG programmes including BCA, BBA, B.Com, B.Sc and BA. The quick reference table below summarises the exam:

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Minimum Qualifying Marks for JET 2026 Phase 4

Scoring above the minimum qualifying threshold makes you eligible for Jain University counselling — but it does not guarantee a seat. Based on previous years’ JET trends, the minimum qualifying marks out of 100 vary by category as shown below:

The above figures are expected based on previous years’ JET admission trends. Official qualifying marks for 2026 will be released by Jain University along with Phase 4 results.

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Safe Score Range: Category-wise Breakdown

A qualifying score only clears the eligibility bar. A safe score is a score that keeps you competitive during seat allotment. Based on 2025 JET admission data, here are the expected safe score ranges for JET 2026 Phase 4 across categories:

All score ranges are expected based on 2025 JET trends and may vary once official JET 2026 Phase 4 cutoffs are announced.

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Programme-wise Safe Score at Jain University

Not all UG programmes carry the same competition. High-demand programmes like BCA see more applicants and correspondingly higher safe scores. Based on 2025 JET UG admission patterns, here are the expected safe score ranges by programme for General category students:

All figures are expected based on 2025 JET UG admissions and are subject to change for 2026 depending on applicant volume and seat availability.

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Factors Affecting JET 2026 Phase 4 Cutoff

The qualifying cutoff and safe score for JET Phase 4 can shift year on year. These are the main variables that influence where the cutoff lands:

• Total applicants in Phase 4: More students appearing in Phase 4 raises competition and can push the effective cutoff higher.
• Seats remaining after Phases 1, 2 and 3: If most seats were filled in earlier phases, fewer seats are available in Phase 4 — making each mark count more.
• Difficulty level of the Phase 4 paper: A harder paper generally results in a lower raw cutoff; an easier paper pushes it up.
• Category-wise seat distribution: Reserved category seats have lower thresholds, so your category directly affects the benchmark you compete against.
• Score normalisation across phases: Jain University normalises raw scores across all four phases so that students from each phase are ranked on a common scale. Your normalised score — not your raw score — determines your merit list position.
• Programme-specific intake: Popular programmes like BCA have a fixed number of seats; even a small increase in applicants can raise the programme-level cutoff by a few marks.