The NTA will release the JEE Main 2026 result for session 1 and session 2 separately on the official website - jeemain.nta.nic.in.
For the candidates who are appearing in both sessions, the best of the two JEE Main scores will be considered for the JEE Main Result 2026.
- JEE Main 2025 session 1 result is expected to be released in mid-February 2026, and the result of session is expected to be released in the last week of April.
- To qualify for the JEE Advanced 2026, the candidates need to score ~93.10% for General, ~80.38% for EWS, ~79.43% for OBC-NCL, ~61.15% for SC, and ~47.90% for ST.
There is no minimum mark to be eligible for JEE Main 2026 counselling; candidates should have appeared for the JEE Main 2026 exam.
In the JEE Main 2026 Tie Breaking Policy, Age and number of applications are no longer valid tie-breaker criteria.
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Key Summary
In this article, you will get to know about the JEE Main 2026 Result dates and links for both sessions 1 and 2, a step-by-step guide on how to check the JEE Main Result, cutoff, and updated Tie Breaking policy.
- JEE Main 2026 Result will be released online for both sessions separately on the official website. The result of session 1 will be released in mid Feb and session 2 will be released in the last week of April.
- The JEE Main 2025 Result analysis: it is expected that around 15 lakh candidates will appear in JEE Main 2026 Session 1, with an estimated qualifying rate, ~16–17% candidates will appear for JEE Advanced.
- “In JEE Main 2025, 24 candidates scored a perfect 100 percentile, with the highest number (7) from Rajasthan, followed by Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Telangana (3 each).”
- JEE Main Qualifying Percentile: It is expected that in 2026, the general category will require 92–95, 85–88 for EWS, 83–86 for OBC-NCL, 60–65 for SC, and 45–55 for ST.
- JEE Main 2026 Cutoff: The expected cutoff for the general category is 92–95 percentile with 105–115 marks out of 300. For EWS and OBC-NCL, the expected cutoff percentiles is 85–88 and 83–8,6, respectively, with marks ranging from ~75–85. The SC/ST will have 60–65 and 45–55 percentiles, with marks 50–75 range.
- JEE Main Tie Breaking: The NTA will follow the criteria of subject-wise NTA scores in the following order: Mathematics → Physics → Chemistry, followed by the accuracy ratio.
JEE Main Results 2026 Date
The JEE Main Result 2026 release dates will have a timeline similar to previous years.
- The JEE Main 2026 session 1 is expected in the last week of January, and the results are expected by mid-February.
- The JEE Main 2026 session 2 is expected in early April, and the results will be released by late April.
The answer key and challenge window will follow 3–4 days post-exam. Final scores will be based on NTA percentiles, with the best of both sessions used for AIR.
| Event | Session 1 (January 2026) | Session 2 (April 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Exam Dates (Tentative) | Last Week of January 2026 | First Week of April 2026 |
| Answer Key Release | ~3–4 days after exam (early Feb 2026) | ~3–4 days after exam (mid-April 2026) |
| Answer Key Challenge Window | 2–3 days after the answer key releases | 2–3 days after the answer key releases |
| Result Declaration | ~Second Week of February 2026 | ~Fourth Week of April 2026 |
| Result Mode | Online at jeemain.nta.nic.in | Same as Session 1 |
| Final Score Components | NTA Percentile (subject-wise & total) | Best of both sessions used for AIR |
| JEE Advanced 2026 Registration | Not applicable | Likely starts 1–3 days after the result |
| JoSAA Counselling Start | Not applicable | ~June 2026 (after both sessions' results) |
| Expected Total Candidates | ~11–12 lakh | ~11–13 lakh (many repeaters included) |
How to check JEE Main 2026 Result?
The candidate will have to visit the official website of JEE Main 2026 - jeemain.nta.nic.in. As NTA releases the JEE Main Result session-wise.
The candidates will have to look for the relevant session’s Results, Session 1 or Session 2.
The candidate can have access to their JEE Main 2026 Result by entering their Application Number, Date of Birth (or Password), and the displayed security pin/captcha.
The NTA usually declared the JEE Main Results within 7 to 10 days after each session's exam.
The JEE Main 2026 Result for Session 1 is expected to be out by mid‑February, and JEE Main Results for Session 2 are expected by late April, following the JEE Main 2025 pattern.
JEE Main 2026 Scorecard
The JEE Main 2026 scorecard is an important document at the time of admission into NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. It consists of the key exam details like normalization-based scores, rank, and JEE Advanced Qualifying Status.
- Personal Details: Candidate name, application/roll number, state of eligibility, category, and nationality.
- Subject-wise NTA Percentile Scores: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and the overall (aggregate) percentile.
- All India Rank (AIR) and category or state rank (if applicable), as determined by the best of multiple session performance.
- JEE Advanced Qualifying Status confirmation and the cutoffs achieved.
JEE Main 2026 Score Calculation
The JEE Main scores are calculated by the Raw Marks and marking scheme, In the JEE Main the candidate has to attempt 75 questions(25 each in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), where 4 marks are awarded for each correct answer (MCQ + numerical) and -1 mark for each wrong (MCQ + numerical), with a total of 300 marks.
JEE Main Normalization & Percentile Calculation
As the JEE Main exam is held in multiple sessions, and to maintain fairness, the NTA applies a normalization method.
Percentiles are calculated within each session, separately for total and individual subjects (Maths, Physics, Chemistry):
Percentile = (100 × number of candidates scoring ≤ your raw score) / total candidates in that session
The percentiles are calculated up to 7 decimal places.
Overall Normalized Score & Rank List
The NTA combines the percentile scores across the sessions using a normalization method to calculate the overall NTA percentile (Official Score).
“The AIR is based directly on the normalized percentile, not on Raw scores.”
JEE Main 2025 Results Statistics
In JEE Main 2025, there were 15.39 lakh registrations across both sessions, with around 14.75 lakh candidates appearing for the exam, resulting in a strong attendance rate of ~95.8%.
In Session 1 (January), there were over 13.11 lakh registrations and a 95.93% attendance rate.
Out of all candidates, 2.5 lakh qualified for JEE Advanced 2025 with a 17% qualification rate, which means that the JEE Main exam was difficult.
| Metric | Details |
|---|---|
| Total Registered (Both Sessions) | 15,39,848 |
| Total Appeared (Both Sessions) | 14,75,103 |
| Overall Attendance Rate | ~95.8% |
| January Session Registrations | 13,11,544 |
| January Session Appeared | 12,58,136 |
| January Attendance Rate | ~95.93% |
| Qualified for JEE Advanced 2025 | 2,50,236 |
| Overall Qualification Rate | ~17% (2,50,236 out of 14,75,103) |
JEE Main Results 2026
As per the JEE Main 2025 Result analysis, it is expected that in JEE Main 2026, around 15 lakh candidates will appear in the JEE Main 2026 Session 1, following the increasing trend from ~14 lakh in 2025.
As per the NTA, the top ~2.5 lakh performers (~17%) are expected to qualify for JEE Advanced 2026, similar to the JEE Main 2025 qualification rate i.e, around 16–17%
| Year | Total Appeared | Qualified for JEE Advanced | Qualifier Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 (Actual) | ~1,475,103 | 2,50,236 | ~17% |
| 2026 (Projected) | ~1,500,000 | ~2,50,000 | ~16–17% |
JEE Main 2026 Cutoff
As per the previous year's analysis of the JEE Main cutoff, the expected JEE Main 2026 cutoff for the general category candidates will have a 92–95 percentile with the estimated marks range of 105–115 marks out of 300.
The OBC-NCL and EWS are expected to have slightly lower cutoff percentiles of 83–86 and 85–88, respectively, with the marks ranging from ~75–85 marks.
While SC/ST candidates will have the lowest cutoff percentile of 60–65 and 45–55 , respectively, with a marks range of 60-75. The PWD has a minimal qualifying cutoff.
| Category | Expected Percentile Cutoff | Estimated Marks Range (out of 300) |
|---|---|---|
| General (UR) | 92–95 percentile | 105–115 marks |
| EWS | 85–88 percentile | ~75–85 marks |
| OBC‑NCL | 83–86 percentile | ~75–85 marks |
| SC | 60–65 percentile | ~65–75 marks |
| ST | 45–55 percentile | ~50–60 marks |
| PwD | ~0.001–0.01 percentile | Minimal threshold |
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JEE Main Qualifying Marks 2026
The JEE Main 2026 qualifying marks are expected to follow a similar pattern to 2025 trends, with the General Category candidates expected to require ~93.10 percentile or 90+ marks to be eligible for the JEE Advanced, while EWS and OBC-NCL are required ~80–76 marks. SC and ST, qualifying scores will be around 57 and 46 marks, respectively.
| Category | Qualifying Percentile (2025) | Estimated Passing Marks (out of 300) |
|---|---|---|
| General (UR) | ~93.10 % | ~90+ marks |
| EWS | ~80.38 % | ~80 marks |
| OBC‑NCL | ~79.43 % | ~76 marks |
| SC | ~61.15 % | ~57 marks |
| ST | ~47.90 % | ~46 marks |
What is the tie-breaking or inter-se merit rule in JEE Main Result?
The JEE Main 2026 Tie Breaking policy is expecetd to follow the same revised, performance-driven structure same as JEE Main 2025. The Ranks will be determined based on academic performance in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry, followed by the accurate (less incorrect answers), if all the criteria is tied then same rank is given.
Performance-centric hierarchy: Math → Physics → Chemistry → accuracy ratios
This policy encourages students to focus not only on scoring high but also on ensuring accuracy and consistency across all subjects to avoid tie situations.
How is the JEE Main rank decided when two students get the same marks?
The NTA will use the tie-breaking policy when two students get the same marks in the JEE Main exam, as in the example given below. Both candidates A and B have scored the same totals and subjects NTA, but Candidate B has a lower Overall Incorrect‑to‑Correct Ratio, whereas Candidate B will get the higher AIR than Candidate A.
| Candidate | Total NTA | Maths NTA | Physics NTA | Chemistry NTA | Overall Incorrect‑to‑Correct Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | 99.98 | 99.90 | 99.85 | 99.80 | 0.05 |
| B | 99.98 | 99.90 | 99.85 | 99.80 | 0.04 |
Tie‑Breaking Policy for JEE Main Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech)
When there are two or more candidates with the same overall NTA score, the NTA uses the following order of criteria to rank them:
- Higher NTA score in Mathematics. A candidate with higher marks in Mathematics is ranked higher
- If equal, a higher NTA score in Physics determines the rank
- If still equal, a higher NTA score in Chemistry is used
- If the tie continues, a lower ratio of incorrect to correct answers in all the subjects is preferred for the candidate with fewer incorrect attempts
- If still in tie, a lower incorrect-to-correct ratio in Mathematics is preferred
- Then, a lower incorrect-to-correct ratio in Physics
- Then, a lower incorrect-to-correct ratio in Chemistry
- In case all the metrics are equal, the same rank is given — no age or application number is preferred.
Major Update: Age and number of applications are now longer valid tie-breakers in JEE Main from 2025 onwards
Tie Breaking Policy for JEE Main Paper 2 (B.Arch & B.Planning)
Paper 2A – B.Arch
- Mathematics score
- Aptitude Test score
- Drawing Test score
- Lower incorrect‑to‑correct ratio across all subjects
- Accuracy ratios in Mathematics, then Aptitude
- If still tied, same rank awarded
Paper 2B – B.Planning
- Mathematics score
- Aptitude Test score
- Planning‑based Questions score
- Lower incorrect‑to‑correct ratio across all subjects
- Ratios per subject: Mathematics, Aptitude, then Planning
- If tie remains, the same rank is awarded
Find the direct link to the JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Paper 1 and Paper 2 results below:
| JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 Result | JEE Main 2025 Paper 2 Result |
| Click Here | Click Here |
How to Check JEE Main Session 2 Results?
The JEE Main result 2025 for session 2 has been released on the official website of the National Testing Agency. Candidates can check the JEE Main 2025 results session 2 by visiting the official website https://jeemain.nta.nic.in/ and entering their application number and password. The JEE Main session 2 results will be displayed on the screen along with the JEE Main session 2 scorecard to download.
JEE Main Session 2 Scorecard
The JEE Main Session 2 scorecard is released along with the JEE Main Session 2 result. The scorecard contains important details related to the performance of the candidates in Session 2. The JEE Main score card is required during the JEE Main counselling and admission process.
Details Mentioned on the JEE Main Session 2 Scorecard
The JEE Main Scorecard contains details like the Candidate’s Name, Application number, mother's and father’s names, and subject-wise NTA scores. The NTA score given in the JEE Main scorecard is the JEE Main percentile score.
Candidates can download the JEE Main 2025 ScoreCard by visiting the official website of NTA and entering their application number and password.
JEE Main Toppers List
The JEE Main Toppers List has also been released along with the JEE Main Result for session 2. The Toppers list released by NTA contains the 100 percentile scorers, category-wise toppers, state-wise toppers, and gender-wise toppers. NTA prepares the toppers list based on the normalization process across both sessions, January and April. The JEE Main 2025 Session 2 Toppers list will be updated here as soon as it is released by NTA.
| Name | State | Category | NTA Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arnav Singh | Rajasthan | General | 100 |
| Shiven Vikas Toshniwal | Gujarat | General | 100 |
| Kushagra Baingaha | Uttar Pradesh | General | 100 |
| Sai Manogna Guthikonda | Andhra Pradesh | General | 100 |
| Om Prakash Behera | Rajasthan | General | 100 |
| Bani Brata Majee | Telangana | General | 100 |
| Vangala Ajay Reddy | Telangana | Gen-EWS | 100 |
| Daksh | Delhi | OBC-NCL | 100 |
| Shreyas Lohiya | Uttar Pradesh | SC | 100 |
JEE Main Session 2 Expected Safe Score
The expert in the Collegedunia’s YouTube video talks about the JEE Main April 2025 exam by understanding safe score predictions. It explains how marks are converted into percentiles and how this changes depending on how difficult the exam is and how many students are giving it. The video shows that more students are appearing each year, which means competition is getting tougher. So, students now need more marks to get the same percentile as before. It is also mentioned in the video that to get a 99 percentile in the April 2025, attempt students may need 20 marks more than in the January session. According to the analysis of the JEE Main Session 2, candidates need a score of approximately 150+ for admission to the top NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs.
JEE Main Session 2 Shift-wise Difficulty & Good Score
| Date & Shift | Overall Difficulty | Good Score (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| April 2, Shift 1 | Moderate | 180–190 |
| April 2, Shift 2 | Moderate | 180–190 |
| April 3, Shift 1 | Easy to Moderate | 190–200 |
| April 3, Shift 2 | Moderate to Difficult | 160–170 |
| April 4, Shift 1 | Moderate to Difficult | 165–175 |
| April 4, Shift 2 | Moderate to Difficult | 170–180 |
| April 7, Shift 1 | Moderate | 180–190 |
| April 7, Shift 2 | Easy to Moderate | 190–200 |
| April 8, Shift 1 | Moderate | 175–185 |
| April 8, Shift 2 | Moderate | 180–190 |
JEE Main 2025 Cutoff (Expected)
The JEE Main 2025 cutoffs will give the appearing candidates an idea of the colleges they can aim for according to the cutoff list of the institute of their choice.
What is the expected cutoff for JEE Main 2025?
General (UR-ALL) and General - PwD categories are the most competitive. General (UR-ALL) scores range from 94.24 to 100 percentile whereas General-PwD scores will range from 91 - 95 percentile.
EWS Category will be more competitive for Session 2, with scores between 79 to 83 percentile.
OBC scores will range from 77 to 81 percentile whereas SC and ST scores range between 58 - 62 percentile and 44 - 48 percentile.
| Category | Expected Cutoff Percentile |
|---|---|
| General | 91-95 |
| EWS | 79-83 |
| OBC-NCL | 77-81 |
| SC | 58-62 |
| ST | 44-48 |
JEE Main Session 2 Category-wise Expected Safe Score
The expected category-wise safe score for JEE Main Session 2 is:
| Category | Safe Score (General NITs) | Top NITs (like NIT Trichy, Warangal) |
|---|---|---|
| General (UR) | 180+ | 200–220+ |
| EWS | 160+ | 190–210+ |
| OBC-NCL | 150+ | 180–200+ |
| SC | 110+ | 130–150+ |
| ST | 90+ | 110–130+ |
| PwD (UR) | 70+ | 90–110+ |
JEE Main Session 2 Merit List 2025
The JEE Main Merit List will contain the names of candidates who appeared in the JEE Main exam and secured a rank. The JEE Main Session 2 merit list ranks the candidates based on their JEE Main Session 2 scores. The candidates with a higher score are given top ranks, while those with lower scores are given lower ranks.
The JEE Main 2025 Merit list will be available to download along with the JEE Main Session 2 results. The names will be released rank-wise, and the candidates having names in the merit list will have a chance to get admissions to the participating institutions.
After the release of the JEE Main Merit list, the JEE Main Counselling will be conducted to provide admissions to the students
JEE Main 2025 Session 2 Marks vs Percentile Analysis
The JEE Main 2025 Session 2 was said to be difficult than the JEE Main Session, and the difficulty level of each shift varied. The toughest shift of JEE Main Session 2 was April 3, shift 2, and a score of 270+ is required to achieve a percentile of 99.9+
The shift-wise marks vs percentile for JEE Main Session 2 are given below:
| Shift | 99.9+ %ile | 99 %ile | 95 %ile | 90 %ile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 2, Shift 1 | 280+ | 220+ | 165+ | 140+ |
| April 2, Shift 2 | 280+ | 220+ | 165+ | 140+ |
| April 3, Shift 1 | 275+ | 215+ | 160+ | 135+ |
| April 3, Shift 2 | 270+ | 210+ | 155+ | 130+ |
| April 4, Shift 1 | 270+ | 210+ | 155+ | 130+ |
| April 4, Shift 2 | 270+ | 210+ | 155+ | 130+ |
| April 7, Shift 1 | 280+ | 220+ | 165+ | 140+ |
| April 7, Shift 2 | 275+ | 215+ | 160+ | 135+ |
| April 8, Shift 1 | 280+ | 220+ | 165+ | 140+ |
| April 8, Shift 2 | 280+ | 220+ | 165+ | 140+ |
- JEE Main 2025 Session 2 Analysis
- JEE Main 2025 Cutoff (Expected)
- JEE Main 2025 Shift-Wise Marks vs Percentile
- JEE Mains 2025 Session 2 Marks vs Percentile (Expected)
- JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Toppers List
- JEE Main 2024 Paper 1 Toppers
- JEE Main 2024 Paper 1 Toppers Category Wise Analysis
- JEE Main 2024 Paper 2 Toppers
- JEE Main 2024 Paper 2B (B.Plan) Toppers Analysis
- JEE Main Attendance Analysis
- JEE Main 2025 NTA Score
- JEE Main 2025 Normalization Process
- JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 Merit List Calculation
- JEE Main 2025 Paper 2A and Paper 2B Merit List Calculation
JEE Main 2025 NTA Score
The JEE Main 2025 NTA score is important in determining the candidate’s rank and merit. The NTA score is calculated from the candidate’s raw marks. The method for calculating the NTA score is as follows:
JEE Main NTA Score for B.E./B.Tech, B.Arch and B.Panning
The JEE Main response sheet is checked using the final answer key and the raw marks are used to calculate the final result. If the exam is conducted in multiple shifts, the raw marks become the NTA scores. Candidates can refer to the official NTA website to get an idea of how the scores are calculated.
The candidates who appeared for both JEE Main Session 1 and Session 2, their best of two NTA scores are considered to prepare the overall merit list. In case of tie, the tie breaking rule will be applied.
JEE Main 2025 Normalization Process
JEE Main is conducted over multiple shifts, due to this, the difficulty level of the question papers vary. To ensure fairness, NTA uses a Normalization Procedure based on Percentile Score. This method helps in eliminating any discrepancies caused by the variations in the difficulty levels.
The normalization process is done by adjusting the raw scores from each session to make them similar. Normalization process uses the percentile scores of the candidates who appeared in different sessions.
JEE Main 2025 Percentile Score Calculation
The JEE Main 2025 percentile score is calculated upto 7 decimals to avoid any ties. The JEE Main 2025 Percentile Score is calculated using the following formula:
JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 Merit List Calculation
For JEE Main 2025 Paper 1, the merit list will be prepared by converting raw scores in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry into NTA scores. The overall merit lit will be prepared by merging NTA scores of all shifts.
JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 Tie Breaking Rule
If there is a tie between candidates with the same total NTA scores, the tie breaking rule is applied:
| Tie Breaking Method | Details |
|---|---|
| NTA score in Mathematics | Higher score in Mathematics gets preference |
| NTA score in Physics | Higher score in Physics gets preference |
| NTA score in Chemistry | Higher score in Chemistry gets preference |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers overall | Candidates with fewer incorrect answers get preference |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Mathematics | Preference given to fewer incorrect answers in Mathematics |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Physics | Preference given to fewer incorrect answers in Physics |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Chemistry | Preference given to fewer incorrect answers in Chemistry |
| If tie persists | Candidates will be assigned the same rank |
JEE Main 2025 Paper 2A and Paper 2B Merit List Calculation
For JEE Main 2025 Paper 2A and 2B (B.Arch/B.Plan), the raw scores in Mathematics, Aptitude Test and Drawing Test are converted into NTA scores. The overall merit will be prepared by merging NTA scores of all the shifts.
JEE Main 2025 Paper 2A and 2B Tie Breaking Rule
I case of a tie between candidates with the same total NTA score, the tie breaking rule is applied:
| Tie Breaking Method | Details |
|---|---|
| NTA score in Mathematics | Higher score in Mathematics gets preference |
| NTA score in Aptitude Test | Higher score in Aptitude Test gets preference |
| NTA score in Drawing Test | Higher score in Drawing Test gets preference |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers overall | Candidates with fewer incorrect answers get preference |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Mathematics (Part-I) | Preference given to fewer incorrect answers in Mathematics |
| Candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Aptitude Test (Part-II) | Preference given to fewer incorrect answers in Aptitude Test |
| If tie persists | Candidates will be assigned the same rank |
JEE Main Previous Year Cutoffs (2024-2021)
The General cutoff trends have remained almost similar through the years, ranging between 88 - 93 percentile. The GEN-EWS and OBC-NCL cutoffs have lowered each year.
The cutoffs for SC/ST and PwD categories are lower making it easier for the candidates from these categories to qualify JEE Main.
JEE Main Cutoff Analysis (2024-2021)
| Year | General (UR) | GEN-EWS | OBC-NCL | SC | ST | PwD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 93.236281 | 75.622902 | 73.611422 | 51.977602 | 39.069610 | 0.001870 |
| 2023 | 88.412138 | 63.111414 | 67.009029 | 43.082095 | 26.777132 | 0.003102 |
| 2022 | 88.412138 | 63.111414 | 67.009029 | 43.082095 | 26.777132 | 0.003102 |
| 2021 | 87.899224 | 66.221484 | 68.023444 | 46.882533 | 34.672899 | 0.009637 |
JEE Main 2025 Shift-Wise Marks vs Percentile for Session 1
JEE Main 2025 Session 1 difficulty level was different across shifts:
The highest marks required to achieve a 99 percentile was seen in Shift 1 (22 January, 23 January) which was 192 and the lowest score to achieve a 99 percentile was 160 in Shift 2 (28 January)
To achieve a 99.9 percentile, the 22 January Shift 1 had the highest required score of 256 marks and 23 January Shift 2 had the lowest required marks of 220.
Tabulated below are the shift wise marks vs percentile for JEE Main 2025 Session 1 exam:
| JEE Main 2025 Day and Shift | 93.24 Percentile | 95 Percentile | 99 Percentile | 99.9 Percentile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JEE Main 2025 22 Jan Shift 1 | 118 | 131 | 192 | 256 |
| JEE Main 2025 22 Jan Shift 2 | 102 | 111 | 168 | 230 |
| JEE Main 2025 23 Jan Shift 1 | 114 | 127 | 190 | 255 |
| JEE Main 2025 23 Jan Shift 2 | 106 | 120 | 173 | 220 |
| JEE Main 2025 24 Jan Shift 1 | 100 | 111 | 168 | 230 |
| JEE Main 2025 24 Jan Shift 2 | 101 | 112 | 169 | 232 |
| JEE Main 2025 28 Jan Shift 1 | 102 | 115 | 161 | 223 |
| JEE Main 2025 28 Jan Shift 2 | 95 | 110 | 160 | 222 |
| JEE Main 2025 29 Jan Shift 1 | 100 | 112 | 169 | 232 |
| JEE Main 2025 29 Jan Shift 2 | 111 | 136 | 176 | 239 |
What rank is 99.5 percentile in JEE Mains?
A 99.5th percentile in the JEE Main exam corresponds to a rank between 7500 and 8500. With this rank, you can get admission to top NITs like NIT Warangal, NIT Calicut, NIT Nagpur, and NIT Kurukshetra. The list of NITs and their previous year closing ranks is given below:
| NIT Name | Previous Year Closing Rank for CSE (General Category) |
|---|---|
| NIT Warangal | ~5,000 |
| NIT Calicut | ~7,500 |
| NIT Nagpur | ~8,000 |
| NIT Kurukshetra | ~8,500 |
| NIT Durgapur | ~9,000 |
Can I get into NIT with 180 marks?
A score of 180 marks in the JEE Main exam places you in the top 3 percentile and corresponds to a rank between 4,570 and 6,150. You can get admissions to NITs like NIT Rourkela, Allahabad, in branches like Civil, Chemical, and Biotechnology.
The list of Colleges and branches available with a score of 180 is given below:
| NIT Name | Possible Branches Available |
|---|---|
| NIT Rourkela | Civil, Chemical Engineering |
| NIT Allahabad | Biotechnology, Production Engineering |
| NIT Jaipur | Metallurgical, Chemical Engineering |
| NIT Surat | Electrical, Mechanical Engineering |
| NIT Bhopal | Electronics, Instrumentation Engineering |
Can I get into NIT with a 60,000 rank?
With a rank of 60,000, it may be difficult to secure a seat in top NITs for popular branches, but you can get admissions to IIITs in courses like Electronics, Computer Science, and Mechanical. The list of colleges available with a rank of 60,000 is given below:
| College Name | Branches Available |
|---|---|
| IIIT Pune | Electronics and Communication Engineering |
| IIIT Nagpur | Computer Science, Electronics and Communication |
| NIT Mizoram | Various branches |
| NIT Meghalaya | Civil, Mechanical Engineering |
| NIT Nagaland | Electrical, Electronics, and Communication |
Can I get into an NIT with a 94 percentile as a general category candidate?
A 94 percentile gives you a rank between 55,000 and 65,000 for general category candidates. This percentile can secure admission to NITs in popular branches like CSE, ECE, and EE. Many state-level colleges also have good programs and accept students with this rank.
The list of NITs in which the general category students can get admission with a percentile of 94 is given below:
| NIT | Available Courses | Approx. Closing Rank |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Agartala | Electronics and Communication Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 71,000 |
| NIT Goa | Civil Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 62,000 |
| NIT Hamirpur | Mechanical Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 68,000 |
| NIT Jalandhar | Textile Technology (4 Years, B.Tech) | 67,000 |
| NIT Raipur | Metallurgical and Materials Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech), Mining Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 66,000 - 71,000 |
| NIT Silchar | Civil Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 62,000 |
| NIT Srinagar | Electrical Engineering (4 Years, B.Tech) | 60,000 |
| NIT Surat | Chemistry (5 Years, Integrated M.Sc) | 66,000 |
Is 98.8 percentile good in JEE Main?
Yes, a 98.8 percentile is a very good score in the JEE Main exam, it gives you a rank between 12,000 to 15,000. With this rank, you can get admission to Top NITs in the Top branches like Electronics and Communication, and IT. The list of NITs and IIITs with branches available at a percentile of 98.8 is given below:
| Institute Name | Branches Available |
|---|---|
| NIT Trichy | Civil, Chemical Engineering |
| NIT Surathkal | Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering |
| NIT Calicut | Electrical, Electronics, and Communication |
| IIIT Hyderabad | Electronics and Communication Engineering |
| IIIT Bangalore | Integrated M.Tech in Computer Science |
Will I get into an NIT with a 90 percentile?
A 90 percentile corresponds to a rank around 100,000. For the general category candidates, securing a seat in NITs at this rank is not possible. While many state government colleges provide admission to candidates with a rank of 100,000.
The list of colleges you can get with a 90th percentile in JEE Main is:
| NIT | Available Courses | Approx. Annual Fees |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Agartala | Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering, Electrical Engineering | ₹79,125 |
| NIT Meghalaya | Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering | ₹72,500 |
| NIT Raipur | Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering | ₹71,110 |
| NIT Jalandhar | Civil Engineering, Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | ₹71,110 |
| NIT Durgapur | Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | ₹1,13,100 |
| NIT Goa | Electronics and Communication Engineering, Civil Engineering | ₹62,500 |
| NIT Puducherry | Computer Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | ₹72,400 |
| NIT Hamirpur | Electronics and Communication Engineering, Chemical Engineering | ₹96,600 |
How many marks are a 99 percentile?
A score of 200 to 210 marks in the JEE Main exam corresponds to a percentile of 99 in the JEE Main exam. The expected rank with this score is approximately 200-210. Candidates can get admission to top NITs and IIITs with this score.
How many marks out of 300 is 80 percentile?
A score of 150 - 160 marks out of 300 give you an 80 percentile. The candidates can aim for NITs but not for top branches like CSE.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Percentile Range |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Durgapur | Any branch | 150-160 marks |
| IIIT Allahabad | Any branch | 150-160 marks |
Can I get IIIT Delhi with 98 percentile?
Candidates securing a 98 percentile can easily get admission into IIIT Delhi, but you might not get admitted to competitive branches like CSE.
How many marks for 98 percentile in JEE Mains?
A 98 percentile means the candidate scored between 220 - 230 marks. This is a very good score and will give the candidate a chance in securing admission in top NITs although competitive branches like CSE require an even higher percentile.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Percentile Range |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Surathkal | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 220-230 marks |
| IIIT Delhi | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 220-230 marks |
| NIT Calicut | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 220-230 marks |
What score is 97 percentile in JEE Mains?
A 97 percentile means the candidate scored in the range of 190 - 200 marks . With this score the candidate has a good chance of securing admission to most NITs. Although securing admission in top NITs for branches like CSE will be difficult.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Marks |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Calicut | Non-CSE branches | 190-200 marks |
| NIT Surathkal | Non-CSE branches | 190-200 marks |
| MNIT Jaipur | Non-CSE branches | 190-200 marks |
Is 93 percentile good in JEE Mains?
A 93 percentile is a decent score and the candidates have the chance of getting admission in branches like Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering or Electrical Engineering at NITs like NIT Kurukshetra, NIT Durgapur or NIT Puducherry.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Marks |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Kurukshetra | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 150-160 marks |
| NIT Raipur | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 150-160 marks |
| NIT Durgapur | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 150-160 marks |
Is 95 a good score in JEE Mains?
95 is considered an average score in JEE Mains. 95 marks will give you a percentile of 94 - 95, candidates can aim for NITs such as NIT Agartala, NIT Meghalaya and NIT Mizoram in the less competitive branches like Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
What is a 95 percentile score?
A score of 91 - 100 gives a 95 percentile in JEE Main. You can easily get into NITs but not in the highly competitive branches such as CSE.
| NIT Name | Branches Available | Previous Year Closing Rank (OS) |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Agartala | Civil Engineering | 45,000 |
| NIT Meghalaya | Mechanical Engineering | 44,500 |
| NIT Mizoram | Electrical & Electronics Engineering | 46,000 |
| NIT Nagaland | Electronics & Communication Engg. | 47,000 |
| NIT Arunachal Pradesh | Computer Science & Engineering | 43,500 |
| NIT Manipur | Civil Engineering | 45,500 |
| NIT Sikkim | Mechanical Engineering | 44,000 |
| NIT Puducherry | Electrical & Electronics Engineering | 42,500 |
Can I get a NIT with 98 percentile?
98 percentile is excellent, the candidate will have a chance to get into top NITs like NIT Trichy, NIT Warangal and NIT Calicut but they may not be able to choose the CSE branch.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Percentile Range |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Trichy | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 98 percentile |
| NIT Warangal | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 98 percentile |
| NIT Surathkal | Any branch (except the most competitive ones) | 98 percentile |
Can I get NIT with 99.99 percentile?
99.99 is excellent, the candidate will easily secure admission in the top NITs such as NIT Trichy and NIT Warangal in any branch of their choice including highly competitive branches like CSE.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Percentile Range |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Trichy | Any branch | 99.99 percentile |
| NIT Warangal | Any branch | 99.99 percentile |
| NIT Surathkal | Any branch | 99.99 percentile |
Can I get NIT with 80 percentile?
With an 80 percentile, candidates can aim for the following NITs:
| NIT | NIRF Ranking | Popular Branches Available | Approximate Annual B.Tech Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIT Durgapur | 44th | Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering | ₹1.79 Lakhs |
| NIT Jalandhar | 58th | Instrumentation and Control Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | ₹1.64 Lakhs |
| NIT Raipur | 71st | Electrical Engineering, Information Technology, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | ₹71,110 |
| NIT Meghalaya | 72nd | Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering | ₹1.55 Lakhs |
| NIT Agartala | 82nd | Bioengineering, Chemical Engineering | ₹1.51 Lakhs |
| NIT Puducherry | 97th | Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering | ₹1.45 Lakhs |
| NIT Goa | 101–150 | Electronics and Communication Engineering | ₹1.33 Lakhs |
| NIT Hamirpur | 101–150 | Electronics and Communication Engineering | ₹1.8 Lakhs |
Can I get 99 percentile with 200 marks?
Yes, you can get 99.7 - 99.8 percentile with 200 marks in JEE Main 2025. 200 marks is considered a safe score and candidates achieving this score can aim for the top NITs, although securing admissions in the most competitive courses like CSE will be tough.
| Institute | Branch | Opening Rank | Closing Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Institute of Technology Tiruchirappalli (NIT Trichy) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 936 | 4661 |
| National Institute of Technology Karnataka Surathkal (NIT Surathkal) | Computer Engineering | 1865 | 3109 |
| National Institute of Technology Warangal (NIT Warangal) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 1291 | 2971 |
| National Institute of Technology Rourkela (NIT Rourkela) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 1975 | 7292 |
| Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad (MNNIT Allahabad) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 1696 | 5335 |
| Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur (MNIT Jaipur) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 1974 | 5659 |
| National Institute of Technology Calicut (NIT Calicut) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 2024 | 8657 |
| National Institute of Technology Delhi (NIT Delhi) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 4306 | 11118 |
| National Institute of Technology Kurukshetra (NIT Kurukshetra) | Computer Engineering | 2068 | 8544 |
| Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology Nagpur (VNIT Nagpur) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 2013 | 5661 |
| National Institute of Technology Durgapur (NIT Durgapur) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 2440 | 10250 |
| National Institute of Technology Jamshedpur (NIT Jamshedpur) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 2440 | 10250 |
| Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology Surat (SVNIT Surat) | Computer Engineering | 3773 | 6373 |
| Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology Bhopal (MANIT Bhopal) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 5180 | 10889 |
| National Institute of Technology Silchar (NIT Silchar) | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) | 99.2 percentile | 99.25 percentile |
JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Toppers List
JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Toppers List has been released by the NTA on the official website. It includes the candidates who achieved a 100 NTA score in Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) and Paper 2 (B.Arch/B.Plan) along with state-wise, category-wise and gender-wise toppers.
Candidates can download the official JEE Main 2025 Toppers List from the link below:
Approximately, 13.1 lakh registered for the JEE Main 2025 Session 1 exam, out of these 12,58,136 students actually appeared for the JEE Main 2025 Session 1 exam. In Paper 1, 12,58,136 candidates took the exam out of which 4,43,622 were females and 8,67,920 were males. In Paper 2, 44,144 candidates appeared for the exam, from which 69.54% candidates appeared for the B.Arch exam and 65.63% appeared for the B.Plan exam.
Who was the topper of JEE Main 2025?
14 candidates scored 100 percentile in the JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 exam. Ayush Singhal from Rajasthan, Kushagra Gupta from Karnataka and Daksh from Delhi-NCT were the top performers.
In Paper 2 two candidates got a 100 percentile. Patne Neel Sandesh from Maharashtra in B.Arch and Sunidhi Singh from Madhya Pradesh in B.Planning.
JEE Main 2024 Paper 1 Toppers
In JEE Main 2024, 23 male candidates and no females achieved a perfect 100 NTA score whereas in Session 2, 54 candidates were male and 2 were female.
Telangana had the highest number of top scorers in both sessions, with 15 candidates in Session 2 and 7 in Session 1.
Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh, each had 7 top scorers in Session 2 and 3 in Session 1. Other states such as Delhi, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Haryana also had multiple top scorers.
JEE Main 2024 Session 1 and Session 2 Gender-Wise Toppers Analysis
JEE Main 2024 Session 2 female topper was Dwija Dharmeshkumar Patel from Gujarat. She scored 99.999 but the results were dominated by the male candidates as 23 male students achieved a perfect score of 100. The male candidates were from various states including Telangana, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.
| Gender | Number of Toppers | NTA Score |
|---|---|---|
| Female | 1 | 99.9991763 |
| Male | 23 | 100 |
JEE Main 2024 Session 2 Gender-Wise Toppers
In JEE Main 2024 Session 2, there were 2 female toppers, 24 male toppers and 1 third gender topper. Female toppers Sanvi Jain (Karnataka) and Shayna Sinha (Delhi) both scored a perfect 100. This shows that there were more female toppers in Session 2 than in Session 1. In Session 2, 24 male candidates achieved a perfect score of 100.
There was 1 third gender topper, Bhumika Saha from West Bengal who scored 56.67.
| Gender | Number of Toppers | NTA Score |
|---|---|---|
| Female | 2 | 100.0000000 |
| Male | 24 | 100 |
| Third Gender | 1 | 56.6784820 |
JEE Main 2024 Paper 1 Toppers Category Wise Analysis
In Session 1 of JEE Main 2024, the General category had 24 toppers, all scored a perfect 100:
The GEN-EWS category had 2 toppers both with a score of 100. The OBC-NCL category also had 4 toppers, all scoring 100. In the SC category, there was 1 topper with a score of 99.99 and in the ST category also there was only 1 topper, Jagannadham Mohith, who scored a perfect 100. The PwD category had 1 topper Chunchikala Sreecharan with a score of 99.98. Most of the toppers were from Telangana and some were from Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Delhi.
JEE Main 2024 Session 1 Category-Wise Toppers
| Category | Number of Toppers | NTA Scores |
|---|---|---|
| Gen-EWS | 2 | 99.9991524 |
| SC | 1 | 99.9906591 |
| ST | 1 | 99.9991524 |
| OBC-(NCL) | 4 | 100 |
| General | 24 | 100 |
| PwD | 1 | 99.98729 |
In JEE Main 2024 Session 2, the General category had 44 toppers, all scored a perfect 100. The GEN-EWS had 7 toppers, all securing 100, showing an increase compared to Session 1. The OBC-NCL category had an overall good performance with 10 toppers all scoring 100.
The SC and ST category had 1 topper with a score of 99.99. The PwD category had 1 topper Chunchikala Sreecharan with a score of 99.98.
JEE Main 2024 Session 2 Category-Wise Toppers
| Category | Number of Toppers | NTA Scores |
|---|---|---|
| Gen-EWS | 7 | 100 |
| General | 44 | 100 |
| OBC-(NCL) | 10 | 100 |
| SC | 1 | 99.9906591 |
| ST | 1 | 99.9991524 |
| PwD | 1 | 99.98729 |
JEE Main 2024 Paper 2 Toppers
The JEE MAin 2024 B.Arch and B.Plan exams were highly competitive, many candidates scored 99 across different categories and states. In B.Arch, Muthu R (Tamil Nadu) and Sulagna Basack (Jharkhand) scored a perfect 100. In B.Planning, Kolasani Saketh Pranav (Andhra Pradesh) and Arun Radhakrishnan (Karnataka) also secured 100.
While male candidates achieved the highest score, female candidates also performed well in Paper 2. Rudrani Umesh Sharma (Maharashtra) was the top female scorer in B.Arch with 99.99 percentile and Himanshi Mishra (Delhi) scored 99.99 in B.Planning.
| JEE Main 2024 Paper 2 Session 2 Toppers Official PDF | JEE Main 2024 Paper 2 Session 1 Toppers Official PDF |
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JEE Main 2024 B.Arch Toppers Gender Wise Analysis
Male candidates had the highest percentile ranks with most of the candidates belonging to Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Female participation was comparatively lower, all female toppers scored above 99.
| Gender | Topper | State | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | Muthu R | Tamil Nadu | 100 |
| Female | Rudrani Umesh Sharma | Maharashtra | 99.9981 |
JEE Main 2024 Paper 2B (B.Plan) Toppers Analysis
The perfect 100 score was achieved by Kolasani Saketh Pranav (GEN-EWS) from Andhra Pradesh and Run Radhakrishnan (General) from Karnataka. Among female candidates, Himanshi Mishra from Delhi was the top performer with 99.99 percentile.
JEE Main 2024 B.Planning Toppers Gender-wise Analysis
| Gender | Topper | State | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | Kolasani Saketh Pranav & Arun Radhakrishnan | Andhra Pradesh & Karnataka | 100 |
| Female | Himanshi Mishra | Delhi | 99.99598 |
JEE Main Attendance Analysis
JEE Main 2025 Session 2 is scheduled to be conducted from April 2, 2025 to April 8, 2025 for Paper 2 and April 9, 2025 for Paper 2. Approximately, 9 lakh students have registered to appear in the JEE Main Session 2 exams. In JEE Main 2025 Session 1, from the 13.78 lakh registered candidates, approximately 13 lakh students appeared for the exam, resulting in the attendance of 94.4%.
JEE Main 2024 Attendance
JEE Main 2024 saw a strong participation across both sessions. A total of 1,476,557 candidates registered for the exam and 1,415,110 appeared for Session 1. Giving an overall attendance of 95.8%.
In 2024, Session 1 had 1,221,624 registrations out of which 1,170,048 candidates actually appeared for the exam marking an attendance of 95.8%. In Session 2, there was a decline in the registrations as well as attendance, from the 1,179,569 only 1,067,959 candidates actually appeared for the exam resulting in a lowered attendance of 90.5%. There was a 5.3% drop in the attendance from JEE MAin 2024 Session 1 to Session 2.
JEE Main Result FAQs
Ques. Is JEE Mains 2026 going to be tough?
Ans. As per the JEE Main 2025 exam, the JEE Main 2026 is expected to be moderate to difficult, with Maths being the toughest subject, followed by Physics being moderate, and Chemistry being generally easiest.
In JEE Main 2025:
- Session 1 (January 2025): The Maths section was the toughest, especially on January 28 (shift 1), making it the toughest shift out of all shifts. Physics was generally moderate, and chemistry was easier.
- Session 2 (April 2025): The overall difficulty was mostly moderate, with April 3 (Shift 2) rated as the toughest.
“It is expected that JEE Main 2026 will follow the same pattern by maintaining moderate overall difficulty, with Maths being particularly tricky.”
Ques. What is the tie-breaking rule for JEE 2025?
Ans. In JEE Main 2025, if two or more candidates achieve the same overall JEE Main 2025, the tie-breaking policy will prioritize the candidates based on their performance in the subjects like maths, physics, chemistry, followed by the accuracy rate.
In JEE Main 2025, the NTA removed the Age and number of applications criteria as a tie breaker.
Ques. Is 75 a good score in JEE Mains?
Ans. Scoring 75 marks out of 300 in JEE Main is considered below average for general category candidates, placing the candidate in the percentile range of ~85–90 percentile and the AIR of ~1.5 lakh to 3 lakh.
These scores may not get a seat in top NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs, but can get admission into mid-tier private engineering colleges, state-funded institutions.
Top colleges with 75 marks in JEE Main
| Institution Type | Examples | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Newer NITs | Puducherry, Mizoram, Sikkim, Arunachal, etc. | Civil, Mechanical, ME, ECE branches available |
| IIITs / GFTIs | IIIT Bhagalpur, Ranchi, Kalyani; GFTIs like BIT Ranchi | Acceptable range around 85–90 percentile |
| Deemed/State Universities | M. Markandeshwar, SAGE Indore, Symbiosis Indore, Glocal Saharanpur, Arya Jaipur | Mid-tier engineering programs, reasonable fees |
| Private & Spot Admissions | SRM Chennai, KIIT, VIT spot rounds, LPU, etc. | Branch-specific chances; may need JEE-based admission |
Ques. What is the date of JEE Mains in 2026?
Ans. The JEE Main 2026 will be conducted in 2 sessions. The NTA will release the official JEE Main exam dates on the official website.
- JEE Main 2026 Session 1 (January 2026), which is expected to be held between the 3rd week of January and 1st week of February 2026.
- JEE Main 2026 Session 2 (April 2026): Expected in the 1st-2nd week of April 2026.
Question 1. What is the percentile to qualify for JEE Advanced 2025?
Answer- To qualify for JEE Advanced 2025, candidates must be among the top 2.5 lakh successful candidates in JEE Main 2025. The expected qualifying marks are:
- General: 94+ percentile
- EWS: 83+ percentile
- OBC-NCL: 78+ percentile
- SC: 61+ percentile
- ST: 50+ percentile
Question 2. What is 120 marks in percentile?
Answer- 120 marks in JEE Main 2025 will typically result in a 98 - 99 percentile. While this is a good score, admission into top-tier colleges will be challenging. Candidates can aim for the following institutes:
| Institute | Branch |
|---|---|
| NIT Nagpur (VNIT) | Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) |
| NIT Surat (SVNIT) | Electrical Engineering |
| NIT Durgapur | Mechanical Engineering |
| NIT Delhi | Civil Engineering |
| IIIT Allahabad | Information Technology (IT) |
| IIIT Lucknow | Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) |
Question 3. How much percentile is 150 marks in JEE Main 2025?
Answer- A score of 150 in JEE Main 2025 corresponds to a 98 - 99 percentile. With this percentile, candidates can aim for top NITs such as:
- NIT Trichy
- NIT Warangal
- NIT Surathkal
However, securing admission in competitive branches like CSE requires a percentile of 99.8 - 99.9.
Question 4. What is the lowest percentile for NIT admission?
Answer- The lowest percentile required for NIT admission is approximately 85 percentile, though this varies by category and branch.
| Institute | Branch | Expected Percentile Range |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Patna | Any branch | 85 percentile |
| NIT Jamshedpur | Any branch | 85 percentile |
Question 5. What is a safe score for JEE Main 2025?
Answer- A safe score in JEE Main 2025 is considered to be in the range of 170 - 180 marks, placing candidates in the 20,000 - 30,000 rank range with an 85 - 90 percentile. Candidates can apply to the following institutes with this score:
| Institute | Popular Branches | Previous Closing Rank (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| NIT Agartala | Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics | 22,000 - 25,000 |
| NIT Arunachal Pradesh | Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering | 24,000 - 28,000 |
| NIT Mizoram | Electrical Engineering, Computer Science | 26,000 - 30,000 |
| NIT Nagaland | Electronics and Communication, Civil Engineering | 23,000 - 27,000 |
| NIT Patna | Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering | 21,000 - 25,000 |
| IIIT Allahabad | Information Technology, Electronics | 18,000 - 22,000 |
| GFTI BIT Mesra | Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering | 23,000 - 27,000 |
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College.
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Yes, you can get admission to B.Tech courses without qualifying for JEE Main exam. There are various other entrance exams accepted for BE/B.Tech admission, such as BITSAT, SRMJEEE, WBJEE, MHT CET, KEAM, OJEE, KCET, etc.
With a percentile score of 56 in the JEE Main examination, your rank would be in between 1025009-334080.
You can download the result from this link result link on ntaresults.nic.in. You will get a scorecard for future reference. This scorecard will include the subject-wise normalized NTA score in Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics, and the overall aggregate percentile score.
To know more, refer to this link: JEE Main Result 2022: Procedure
For resolving ties in JEE Main paper, ranking is done on the basis of the priority given to subject-wise scores in order of mathematics, physicand chemistry. If still the scores are same then Test-takers with lesser negative responses is selected.
Few simple steps are included for downloading the score card of JEE main. First you need to Visit the official NTA website for JEE Main result link. After that Enter the Application Number and Date of Birth along with the security pin and than Save and download NTA JEE Main result and scorecard.