JEE Mains Application Form 2022

The seat allocation for JoSAA Round 1 of JEE Main 2022 has been made public on September 23, 2022. Candidates assigned seats in Round 1 of JoSAA Counselling may complete online reporting by paying the seat acceptance fee and uploading documents by September 26. (5 PM). The seat acceptance fee is Rs. 35000 for all other categories and Rs. 15000 for SC, ST, and PwD applicants (which will be later adjusted against the admission fee). JoSAA has issued the JEE Main Cut-off 2022 in the form of an opening and closing rank for B.Tech/B.Arch admission in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs along with the seat allocation results. To learn about the JEE Main Category Cutoffs, the Counselling Process, the JoSAA Dates, the Fee, and the Seat Matrix, read the article.
JEE Main 2022: JoSAA, CSAB NEUT, and CSAB SFTI are the three JEE Main Counselling options available for NIT, IIIT, and GFTI admissions. The sole criteria for allocating seats for JEE Main 2022 are merit and the final rankings made public by JoSAA. The top five NITs in India will admit students having JEE Main rankings less than 5000.
After the announcement of the results for both tests, JoSAA Counselling is performed as a combined process for JEE Main and Advanced qualified candidates.
For admission to engineering and architecture seats at colleges in 8 North East States and 4 Union Territories, CSAB NEUT is administered.
For admission to Self-Financing Technical Institutes, a special procedure known as CSAB SFTI is used. Due to insufficient participation from SFTIs, CSAB SFTI was postponed for the academic year 2021–2022.
The general category JEE Main cutoff for this year has raised marginally from 87.8992241 (in 2021) to 88.4121383 (in 2022). In the meantime, the reserved category’s JEE Main Cut-off 2022 has fallen to a four-year low.
JEE Main 2022 results for Paper 1 and Paper 2 were released on August 7 and September 1, respectively. In JEE Main 2022 Session 2, 24 applicants received a flawless NTA score (i.e., 100 percentile). On the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in, candidates can access their JEE Main Result 2022 and scorecards by entering their registration number and date of birth.

JEE Mains 2022 Exam Date

JEE Mains 2022 Phase 1 Exam Dates

JEE Main 2022 Events	Important Dates
JEE Main Exam Dates 2022 Phase 1	June 23, 2022, to June 29, 2022
JEE Main 2022 Result Date	July 11, 2022
JEE Main 2022 B.Arch/B.Planning Result Date	September 1, 2022

JEE Mains 2022 Phase 2 Exam Dates

JEE Main 2022 Events	Important Dates
Release of JEE Main 2022 Notification	March 1, 2022
JEE Main 2022 Phase II Registration	July 11, 2022, to July 12, 2022
Release date of JEE Main Admit card	July 21, 2022
JEE Main 2022 Exam Dates Phase II	Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech): July 25, 2022, to July 29, 2022 Paper 2 (B.Arch/ B.Planning): July 30, 2022
JEE Main 2022 Answer key release date	August 3, 2022
Window to Challenge JEE Main Answer Key	Till August 5, 2022 (up to 5 PM)
JEE Main Result release date for Paper 1	August 7, 2022
JEE Main Result release date for Paper 2	September 1, 2022
JEE Main Counselling process starts	September 12, 2022 (Started)

Result of JEE Main 2022

Phase 2 results for JEE Main 2022 have been made public today, August 7. Using their application number and DOB, applicants can access their results and get their JEE Main 2022 Rank Cards online from the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in. B.Arch/B. Candidates who are in the planning phase may now view their JEE Main 2022 Paper 2 Results. On September 1, 2022, NTA released the JEE Main 2022 Paper 2 results.

The candidate’s scores, percentile, and rank are included in the JEE Main Result. The top 2,50,000 JEE Main test takers will be permitted to sit the JEE Advanced exam in 2022. The highest scores are taken into account while creating the rank list for individuals who have made repeated attempts. The JEE Main 2022 Result is released online; rank cards are not mailed to candidates.

Event	Session 1 Dates	Session 2 Dates
JEE Main Exam Date	June 23, 2022, to June 29, 2022	July 25, 2022, to July 30, 2022
JEE Main Result Date for Paper 1	July 11, 2022	August 7, 2022
JEE Main Result Date for Paper 2	September 1, 2022 (OUT)	September 1, 2022 (OUT)

JEE Main 2022 Counselling

The three main processes used for JEE Main 2022 counseling are JoSAA, CSAB NEUT, and CSAB SFTI. Additionally, CSAB will conduct CSAB Special Round and CSAB Supernumerary Round for JEE Main 2022 engineering, technology, and architecture admission.

Event	Date	Time (IST)
Result	JEE Main 2022 Result	August 05, 2022
JEE Advanced 2022 Result	September 11, 2022	10:00 AM
AAT 2022 Result	September 17, 2022	5:00 PM
Candidate Registration and Choice	JoSAA 2022 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling	September 12, 2022, 10:00 AM
JoSAA 2022 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling for AAT-specific choices	September 17, 2022	After 5:00 PM
Display of Mock Seat Allocation-1 (based on the choices filled in as of Sept 17, 20:00 IST)	September 18, 2022	11:30 PM
Display of Mock Seat Allocation-2 (based on the choices filled in as of Sept 19, 17:00 IST) JoSAA 2022 Choice Locking	September 20, 2022	10:00 AM
Last Date for JoSAA 2022 Candidate Registration/ Choice Filling	September 21, 2022	5:00 PM
Reconciliation of data, verification, and validation of allocated seats	September 22, 2022	—
Round 1	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 1	September 23, 2022 (OUT), 10:00 AM
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	September 23 – September 26, 2022	5:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	September 27, 2022	5:00 PM
Round 2	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 2	September 28, 2022, 5:00 PM
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	September 28 – October 01, 2022	5:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	October 02, 2022	5:00 PM
Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process	September 29 – October 01, 2022	5:00 PM
Withdrawal Query Response	September 29 – October 02, 2022	5:00 PM
Round 3	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 2	October 03, 2022,5:00 PM
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	October 03 – October 06, 2022	5:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	October 07, 2022	5:00 PM
Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process	October 04 – October 06, 2022	5:00 PM
Withdrawal Query Response	October 04 – October 07, 2022	5:00 PM
Round 4	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 4	October 08, 20225:00 PM,
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	October 08 – October 10, 2022	5:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	October 11, 2022	5:00 PM
Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process	October 09 – October 10, 2022	5:00 PM
Withdrawal Query Response	October 09 – October 11, 2022	5:00 PM
Round 5	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 5	October 12, 2022, 5:00 PM
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	October 12 – October 14, 2022	5:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	October 15, 2022	By 17:00
Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat / Exit from Seat Allocation Process	October 12 – October 14, 2022	5:00 PM
Withdrawal Query Response	October 12 – October 15, 2022	5:00 PM
Round 6	JoSAA Seat Allocation Round 6 (Final Round of seat allocation for IITs)	October 16, 2022, 8:00 PM
Online reporting: Fee Payment / Document Upload / Response by the candidate to query (if required)	October 16 – October 17, 2022	8:00 PM
The last day to respond to a query	October 17, 2022	8:00 PM
For the NIT+ system only	Initiation of Withdrawal of Seat (Round 6)	October 16 – October 18, 2022, 5:00 PM
Withdrawal Query Response	October 16 – October 18, 2022	5:00 PM
Online payment of Partial Admission Fee (PAF)	October 19 – October 21, 2022	5:00 PM

Reservation for JEE Main 2022

The reservation policy for JEE Main 2022 is based on directives issued by the Indian government. In JEE Main 2022, candidates from the economically weaker sections are eligible for a 10% quota. A second category-based merit list is published by NTA, and universities that accept JEE Main scores also reserve 10% more seats for EWS applicants. In the category column of the JEE Main 2022 application form, aspirants must mark themselves as EWS in order to be eligible for this reservation. The percentage reservation has been provided in the table below in accordance with the most recent JEE Main 2022 Reservation Policy:

Categories	JEE Main Reservation Percentage
Scheduled Caste (SC)	15%
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	7.5%
OBC (Non-Creamy Layer – NCL, where the annual income of the family < Rs. 8 lakh)	27%
General Economically Weaker Section (General- EWS)	10%
A person with Disabilities (PwD) (Within Every Category)	5%

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of JEE Main?

Ans. The purpose of JEE Main is B.E/B. Tech and B.Arch admissions in NITs, IIITs, GFTIs, and SFTIs. Top 2,50000 JEE Main rank holders are eligible to apply for JEE Advanced. JEE Main has replaced AIEEE and IIT JEE which were earlier held for engineering admissions in India.

Q2. What is the difference between JEE Advanced and IIT JEE?

Ans. JEE Advanced was earlier named as IIT JEE, conducted for admissions to IITs in India. In 2013, IIT JEE was replaced with JEE Advanced.

Q3. What is the difference between JEE Main and JEE Advanced?

Ans. The difference between JEE Main and JEE Advanced is that JEE Advanced offers admission to IITs while JEE Main scores are used for admission in NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. It is also compulsory to clear JEE Main in order to take JEE Advanced. Students who secure the top 250000 ranks in JEE Main can apply for JEE Advanced. JEE Main is conducted 4 times a year whereas JEE Advanced is conducted only once.

Q4. What is the salary of IIT Toppers?

Ans. The average package of IIT Toppers is around 8-12 lakhs per annum. For the placement year 2021-22, the Highest package for IIT Kharagpur is Rs 2.40 crores, which is the highest among all IITs

Q5. When will JEE Main 2022 Session 2 answer key be released?

Ans. NTA has released JEE Main Answer Key for Session 2. JEE Main 2022 Session 2 Answer Key release date is August 3, 2022. NTA will first release the provisional answer key which is open for objection, if any, with a payment of INR 200 per question. Once all the challenges have been screened, NTA will release the final JEE Main Answer Key along with the result.

Q6. Can I apply for JEE Main 2022 Phase 2?

Ans. JEE Main 2022 registrations are now closed. JEE Main 2022 Phase 2 Application Form’s last date was July 11. Both the new users and already registered Phase 1 candidates were eligible to apply for JEE Main Phase 2.

Q7. Is JEE Main 2022 Result Out?

Ans. NTA declared JEE Main 2022 Session 2 result on August 7. JEE Main 2022 Paper 2 Result has been released for B.Arch/ B.Planning paper on September 1, 2022. Candidates can check JEE Main Paper 2 for both Session 1 and 2 on the official website- jeemain.nta.nic.in.

Q8. Will JEE Main 2022 be held 4 times?

Ans. No. NTA JEE Main 2022 will be conducted twice this year- June and July. Unlike last year with four attempts, JEE Main 2022 candidates will get only two chances to score well in the exam.

Q9. What is JEE Main Self Declaration Form? Is it a mandatory document?

Ans. Due to Covid-19 Pandemic, candidates appearing in JEE Main 2022, will be required to download a self-declaration form along with JEE Main 2022 Admit Card. The form will require a candidate to fill in details related to Covid-19 symptoms like sore throat, cough, and fever14 days prior to appearing in the exam. It is a mandatory document to be carried with JEE Main Admit Card.

Q10. Is JEE Main required for admission to IIT?

Ans. In order to be eligible for admission to B.Tech courses in IITs, candidates are required to appear in JEE Main and secure the qualifying marks. Candidates who qualify in JEE Main will be eligible to appear in JEE Advanced. Only candidates who secure cut-off in JEE Advanced will be eligible for admission to IITs.

Q11. What is the last date to apply for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. JEE Main 2022 Application Form’s last date was July 13. Both new users and candidates who had already registered for JEE Main 2022 Phase 1 were eligible to apply for the Phase 2 exam.

Q12. How can I download my admit card for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. To download your admit card for JEE Main 2022 you need to visit the official website- jeemain.nta.ac.in and use your JEE application number and DOB to log in. The steps to download JEE Main 2022 Admit Card are as follows:

Visit the official website of JEE Main 2022
Click on the link for JEE Main 2022 Admit Card download
Enter your application number and DOB to log in
The declaration form or the undertaking regarding COVID-19 has to be taken.
Click on Download Admit Card and save it as a PDF
Also, take a printout of the same to be carried on the day of the exam.

Q13. Is JEE Main 2022 Syllabus reduced?

Ans. No new changes have been made to JEE Main 2022 Syllabus. The syllabus includes topics from Class XI and XII NCERT books. JEE Syllabus from Class XI will have a weightage of 40% and JEE Syllabus from Class XII will have a weightage of 60% (expected).

Q14. Is JEE Main 2022 online or offline?

Ans. NTA will conduct JEE Main 2022 online as a computer-based entrance test. No new changes have been made to JEE Main 2022 Exam Pattern. However, the marking scheme for JEE Main has been revised. This year onwards, both MCQs and numerical answer type questions have a negative marking. Each incorrect answer in JEE Main 2022 will lead to a deduction of 1 mark.

Q15. Is there a negative marking in JEE Main 2022?

Ans. Yes. NTA has revised the marking scheme for JEE Main 2022. Now, both Section A (MCQs) and Section B (Numerical Value Answer Type Questions) have a negative marking. Each incorrect answer in JEE Main 2022 will result in a deduction of 1 mark.

Q16. Is there any change in JEE Main 2022 Eligibility Criteria?

Ans. NTA has released JEE Main 2022 Eligibility Criteria on the newly launched website. No new changes have been made to the eligibility criteria. However, the changes made last year are being followed this year too. Candidates who have qualified for Class XII in 2020, and 2021 or are appearing for the exam in 2022 are eligible to apply for JEE Main 2022. NTA relaxed JEE’s Main eligibility criteria last year. Minimum 75% of marks required in Class XII had been scrapped. According to this, candidates who clear JEE Main was only required to have passed Class XII irrespective of the score obtained by them. The same is to be followed for the academic session 2022-23 as well.

Q17. I am from Nepal. Can I apply for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. Yes, you can apply for JEE Main 2022. International students who fulfill JEE Main 2022 Eligibility Criteria are eligible to apply for the exam. Candidates applying for JEE Main 2022 from Nepal must have completed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as their subjects.

Q18. What is the expected cut-off for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. JEE Main Cut Off will be released in two forms- Qualifying Cut Off and Admission Cut Off. As per the previous year’s analysis, the expected JEE Main Cut off for the Unreserved category is 90-95, 70-75 for EWS and OBC-NCL Category, 50-55 for SC Category, and 40-45 for ST Category. After the declaration of JEE Main Result, the category-wise cut-off will be released.

Q19. Are there any changes in JEE Main 2022 session?

Ans. Yes. There have been certain changes made by NTA in JEE Main 2022 session. One of the most important changes is the reduction in the total number of exam sessions back to 2 instead of 4. JEE Main 2022 will now be conducted twice- June and July. Some of the other changes are-

Revision of marking scheme- This year both MCQs and numerical value type questions have a negative marking. A -1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer.
Increase in Number of Exam Centers- NTA has increased the number of exam centers. The exam city will be allocated based on the present and permanent address entered by the candidate.
NTA has scrapped the minimum 75% eligibility requirement this year as well. Candidates applying for JEE Main 2022 are now required to only have a passing certificate for Class XII.
NTA has also upgraded JEE Main 2022 Application Form. Candidates will now be able to fill out the application form in three simple steps.
As a new introduction, candidates need to mandatorily mention their family income in JEE Main 2022 Application Form.

JEE Mains Application Form 2022

How to Apply Online Process

The Ministry of Education (MoE), Government of India (GoI) has established the National Testing Agency (NTA) as an independent, autonomous, and self-sustained premier testing organization under the Societies Registration Act (1860) for conducting efficient, transparent, and international standardized tests so as to assess the competency of candidates for admission to premier education institutions with a mission to boost equity and quality in education by developing and administering research-based valid, reliable, efficient, transparent, fair and international level assessments.

NTA has created a system that’s promoting teaching (by teachers), learning (by students), and assessment (by parents and institutions). NTA strongly believes in the quality, efficiency, effectiveness, equity, and security of assessments. To practice these values, NTA is continually engaging with its stakeholders, viz. students, parents, teachers, experts, and partner institutions.

The Department of upper Education, Ministry of Education, Government of India has entrusted the responsibility of conducting the Joint entrance exam (JEE Main) to the NTA from 2019 onwards.

The Joint test, JEE (Main) comprises two papers. Paper 1 is conducted for admission to Undergraduate Engineering Programs (B.E/B.Tech.) at NITs, IIITs, other Centrally Funded Technical Institutions (CFTIs), and Institutions/Universities funded/recognized by participating State Governments. JEE (Main) is additionally an eligibility test for JEE (Advanced), which is conducted for admission to IITs. Paper 2 is conducted for admission to B. Arch and B. Planning courses within the Country.

Now Let’s Talk About The JEE Mains 2022 Registration of Session-2

The process of applying for JEE Main 2022 includes steps like filling out the form, uploading scanned photos, signing, and paying the registration fee. Candidates need to complete the registration process within JEE Main registration on the last date so as to look within the exam. Candidates can check here for complete details about a way to fill JEE Main form and also the schedule of all events associated with the registration process. Read more to grasp details about JEE Mains 2022 registration.

NTA opened JEE Main form correction window on Dominion Day for the session 2 exams and was available up to July 3. All registered candidates were allowed to change the small print in their filled form within the desired dates. NTA conducted the session 1 exam from day to 29 while session 2 is going to be held from July 21 to 30.

JEE Main 2022 Registration Date

Candidates can check here all the details about the schedule of JEE Mains 2022 registration date for both sessions so as not to miss any event of registration.

Events	Session 1 Dates	Session 2 Dates
Release of Application form	01-Mar-2022 to 18-Apr-2022 (Reopened)	01-June-2022 to 06-Jul-2022 to 11-Jul-2022
Last date to fill out the form	05-Apr-2022 (09:50 PM)25-Apr-2022	30-June-2022 to 09-Jul-2022 to 12-Jul-2022
Application correction	April 6 to 8, 2022	July 1 to 3, 2022
Release of admit card	June 21, 2022	July 3rd week 2022
JEE Main exam date	June 23 to 29, 2022	July 21 to 30, 2022

Documents Required to Fill JEE Main 2022 Application Form

Candidates need to have certain documents which are required during JEE Mains registration 2022. The complete list of documents required to fill JEE Main 2022 application form is provided here

Scanned images of the passport-size colored photograph and signature
Class 10 certificate; also class 12 certificate if passed
PwD certificate if availing the disability reservation
EWS certificate (for EWS category candidates)
OBC-NCL/SC/ST category certificate (if applicable)
Internet banking or credit/debit card details for application fee payment

JEE Main 2022 Registration Step by Step Procedure

The process of JEE Main registration 2022 is an internet process consisting of several steps. Candidates must complete each step so as to use it for JEE Main 2022. Candidates can check here complete procedure to fill JEE Main 2022 form

JEE Main 2022 registration
Filling form
Uploading scanned images of photos and signature
Payment of application fee
Take a printout of JEE Main form
Candidates have to complete each step without which JEE Main registration won’t be completed. After filling out the application form, candidates must download and take its printout.

Step 1- JEE Main 2022 Registration

This is the primary step in filling JEE Main form. During JEE Main 2022 registration, candidates must provide details about their name, email ID, and telephone number. Candidates also must create a log-in password of their choice which can be required for all future login. After the completion of the

the registration process, candidates will receive their JEE Main license number in their email ID and transportable number.

Step 2- Fill JEE Main 2022 form

After the completion of the registration process, candidates will have to fill in their details JEE Main form. during this step, candidates will have to provide details about educational qualifications, parents’ names, exam center preferences, and other details.

Step 3- Upload Scanned Documents

Candidates will have to upload their scanned images of the passport-size colored photograph and signature. The dimension of scanned images must be exactly as per the specifications specified by NTA.

Size of Images

Particulars	Photograph	Signature
File Size	10 KB to 200 KB	4 KB to 30 KB
Dimensions	3.5 cm x 4.5 cm	3.5 cm x 1.5 cm
Format	JPEG/JPG	JPEG/JPG

Step 4- Pay Application Fees

Candidates need to pay the application fees online using Net Banking, Credit Card, Debit Card, UPI, or Paytm Services. The fees applicable for payment will depend on the category and gender of candidates. This is the last step in filling JEE Main application form. After the successful payment of the fee, JEE Main registration 2022 will be completed. Candidates need to take a printout of their filled application form and keep it safe till the completion of the admission process.

JEE Main Application Fee

For Centres in India	For Centres Outside India
Male and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 650Female and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 325SC/ST/Transgender Category Candidates – INR 325	Male and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 3000Female and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 1500SC/ST/Transgender Category Candidates – INR 1500

JEE Main form Correction 2022

JEE Main correction facility in session 2 application was open from July 1 to three. NTA had provided the correction window from April 6 to eight for the session 1 form. Candidates who want to form any changes in their filled form can log in on the website jeemain.nta.nic.in and modify the specified details.

It is however advised to candidates that they fill out the application form with utmost care. Also, just in case a candidate fills out multiple application forms, the applications of all such candidates are rejected.

JEE Mains Application Form 2022

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is JEE Main 2022 application form date for session 2?

Ans. NTA has reopened JEE Main session 2 registration on July 11. The last date to fill JEE Main application form is July 12.

Q2. How can I apply for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. Candidates will be able to apply for JEE Main 2022 by filling out the online application form at jeemain.nta.nic.in

Q3. What is the last date to fill JEE Main application form 2022?

Ans. The last date to fill out the JEE Main 2022 application form is July 12.

Q4. Can I apply for JEE Mains 2022 in offline mode?

Ans. No, the application form of JEE Main is released only in online mode. Interested candidates can apply for JEE Main by filling out the online application form.

Q5. What is the application fee for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. The application fee for JEE Main varies as per the category and gender of candidates. Students can check the fees here

Male and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 650
Female and Unreserved/OBC Category Candidates – INR 325
SC/ST/Transgender Category Candidates – INR 325

Q6. How can I pay the application fee for JEE Main 2022?

Ans. The application fee for JEE Main 2022 has to be paid online using Net Banking, Credit Card, Debit Card, UPI, or Paytm Services.

Q7. I entered the wrong details while filling out the application form, what should I do?

Ans. Candidates will not be provided the facility to make corrections in JEE Main 2022 application form. It is thus advised that candidates fill in the details in the application form with utmost care.

Q8. I am unable to upload my photo and signature in the application form, what should I do?

Ans. The problem in uploading photos or signatures is generally due to the size and format of the images. Candidates need to upload the specifically as per the dimensions mentioned by the NTA.

Q9. Can I upload a black & white photo or is it compulsory to upload only colored photos?

Ans. As per the direction of NTA, candidates need to upload their recent passport-size color photo in the application form.

Q10. Do I need to send the printout of JEE Main application form to NTA?

Ans. No, candidates need not send the printout of their application forms to NTA.

Q11. When will NTA open JEE Main application form correction facility?

Ans. The facility to make corrections in the filled application form will not be provided for JEE Mains 2022.

IEM Kolkata JEE Mains cut Off

Institute of Engineering and Management, offers a four-year B Tech program at the UG level with a yearly seat admission of 684 students, including every one of the 11 specializations. Admission to the program depends on WBJEE rank, trailed by WBJEE Counseling. The institute-explicit qualifying cutoff is reported after the announcement of WBJEE result to deal with the seat allotment process. The seat allotment process depends on the college cutoff and the up-and-comer’s inclination for courses and colleges. The shorts are for the most part announced in three rounds of WBJEE Counseling with opening and moving in for every one of the B Tech specializations. The shorts are additionally isolated into All-India and Home State portion positions across numerous classifications, like Open, SC, ST, OBC, TF, and so forth.

Institute of Engineering and Management, Cutoff 2021: BTech

A specialization-wise split of cutoffs with opening and moving in from cycle 1 and cycle 3 of WBJEE Counseling, respectively for All-India quantity, Open category competitors seeking BTech confirmation at Institute of Engineering and Management,is given in the table below:

B.Tech Specialisations	Opening Rank (Round 1)	Closing Rank (Round 3)
Computer Science & Business System	2131	8457
Computer Science & Engineering	225	2533
Computer Science & Engineering (Artificial Intelligence And Machine Learning)	419	3467
Computer Science & Engineering (Artificial Intelligence)	1387	4361
Computer Science & Engineering (Internet Of Things And Cyber Security Including Block Chain Technology)	1833	5290
Computer Science & Engineering (IOT)	278	6115
Electrical & Electronics Engineering	674	9866
Electrical Engineering	2671	12473
Electronics & Communication Engineering/Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering	1449	7876
Information Technology	1673	4016
Mechanical Engineering	3988	18505

WBJEE 2021: Important Dates

For the academic session 2021-22, WBJEE began delivering the round-wise WBJEE cutoffs for admission to B Tech program from August 19 and delivered cycle 3 (last counseling gather mop-together round cutoff) on September 11. The total schedule of WBJEE Counseling 2021 is tabulated below:

Event	Date
Commencement of WBJEE 2021	17-Jul-2021
Declaration of WBJEE 2021 results	06-Aug-2021
WBJEE 2021 counselling registrations and choice filling	12-Aug-2021 to 16-Aug-2021
WBJEE 2021 seat allotment results for Round 1	19-Aug-2021
WBJEE 2021 seat allotment results for Round 2	27-Aug-2021
WBJEE 2021 seat allotment results for Mop-Up Round	11-Sep-2021

IEM Kolkata Fees & Eligibility

Course	Fees	Eligibility
BBA	₹1.15 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)	10+2
BCA	₹1.15 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)	10+2
B.Tech	₹1.64 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)	10+2
MBA	₹3.2 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)	Graduation
B.Tech {Lateral}	₹1.66 Lakhs (1st Year Fees)	Diploma

IEM Kolkatta Cut Off 2021

IEM Kolkata offers B.Tech specializations and the cut off 2021 of the equivalent in light of WBJEE, cycle 3 for the students having a place with the All-India standard General classification is mentioned below:

B.tech specialization	Cut off ranks
Computer Science & Engineering (IoT and Cyber Security including Blockchain Technology)	5290
Computer Science & Engineering	2533
Computer Science & Business System	8457
Computer Science & Engineering (AI & ML)	3467
Computer Science & Engineering (AI)	4361
Computer Science & Engineering (IoT)	6115
Information Technology	4016
Mechanical Engineering	18505
Electrical & Electronics Engineering	9866
Electrical Engineering	12473
Electronics & Communication Engineering	7876
Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering

IEM Kolkata Cut Off 2020

The accompanying table shows the IEM Kolkata cut off 2020 for B.Tech in based on WBJEE for various category students:

General/OBC/EWS Category

B.tech specialization	Cutoff Ranks
Computer Science Engineering	1418
Electronics and Communication Engineering	3621
Information Technology	2053
Computer Science & Business System	3053
Mechanical Engineering	4505
Electrical Engineering	4325
Computer Science Engineering (AI & ML)	1706
Electrical and Electronics Engineering	4012
Computer Science & Engineering (IoT and Cyber Security including Blockchain Technology)	2310

IEM Kolkata Cut Off 2019

Tabulated below is the Institute of Engineering and Management Kolkata cut off 2019 of the B. Tech specializations based on WBJEE for the General category students:

B.tech specialization	Cutoff Ranks
Information Technology	1532-2800
Computer Science Engineering	473-1508
Electrical Engineering	845-5206
Electronics & Communication Engineering	1206-3296
Electrical and Electronics Engineering	1549-4054
Mechanical Engineering	746-5430

IEM Kolkata Cutoff 2019

Branch name	Opening	Closing
ElectricalandElectronicsEngineering	20053	43625
Electrical Engineering	27736	48333
Electronics and Communication Engineering	12883	32124
Information Technology	13515	26208

Factors Affecting IEM Kolkata Cutoff of WBJEE

Number of Applicants-The higher the quantity of candidates, the higher will be the end.
Number of candidates showed up for WBJEE-The bigger the quantity of candidates showing up for WBJEE, the higher will be the end.
Difficulty level of WBJEE test The more troublesome the inquiries in the test, the lower will be the end.
Availability of seats-The lesser the quantity of seats available, the higher will be the end.
Previous year WBJEE cutoff drifts The end differs year to year relying on the above given factors.

Factors Affecting IEM Kolkata Cutoff of JEE Main

Number of candidates showed up for the test The higher the quantity of the candidates, the higher will be the end.
Number of seats available-The more the quantity of seats available, the lower will be the end.
Difficulty level of JEE Main test The difficulty level of the inquiries in the test additionally influence the end. The end will be high assuming the difficulty level is low as well as the other way around.
Previous year JEE Main end drifts The end of the test shifts year to year relying on the factors like availability of seats, number of candidates, and so forth.

IEM Kolkata Cutoff of JEE Main for General Category Candidates, 2019

Course Name	All India Cutoff (Ranks)
Opening Rank	Closing Rank
B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering	5301	21231
B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering	43487	55002
B.Tech Electrical Engineering	27736	63161
B.Tech Electronics and Communication Engineering	12883	46057
B.Tech Information Technology	13515	37571
B.Tech Mechanical Engineering	38018	63253

IEMJEE Exam Analysis

As per the aspirants, generally trouble level of the IEMJEE Exam was moderate, so the students who were very much rehearsed would empower to do well in the IEMJEE Exam

IEMJEE Exam expected Cutoffs

IEMJEE Exam Cutoff is the base passing imprints expected to get admission into the college. The end of various courses changes as per the courses. The end of IEMJEE Exam is chosen by the concerned power of the IEM and UEM

Cutoff depends on the imprints got by the up-and-comer in twelfth imprints got in the entry test, the earlier years’ pattern, etc

The base end marks is settled based on the previously mentioned factors

While for the standard UG courses, the imprints in the IEMJEE Exam and in the twelfth test are thought of, for designing courses, 10+2 along with the scores in entrance exam are considered

Institute of Engineering and Management, Kolkata( West Bengal) admissions students for admissions based on WBJEE and JEE Cutoff. The cutoff for both the Exams varies from one year to another. The Selection will be finished in three rounds and there is different cutoff scores for every one of the three rounds

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What rank is required for IEM in Wbjee?

Ans. So, you need at least 12 thousand rank in WBJEE to get IEM Kolkata

Q2. Is IEM Kolkata great for CSE?

Ans. Indeed the quality of education that we get here and the regular lab classes make us job-ready. The quality of the placement is A grade. From CSE and IT department the placement 100 percent. The highest placement is 12 LPA in core branch and 8-9 LPA in different branches.

Q3. Could I at any point get immediate admission in IEM?

Ans. Indeed, candidates can apply for direct admission to BCA and M.Sc. courses offered at IEM Kolkata but the eligibility criteria for the particular courses must be fulfilled.

Q4. Which branch is best in IEM Kolkata?

Ans. Hardware and Communications Engineering (ECE) is the best branch in IEM.

Q5. What is the rank of IEM Kolkata in India?

Ans. It is ranked 191 in NIRF rankings 2020 and is re-accredited as ‘A’ grade school by NAAC. It is likewise ranked third in West Bengal after IIT Kharagpur and NIT Durgapur in NIRF rankings. IEM has also received the Best Institute of India in Star News Award.

Q6. How is IEM Kolkata for btech?

Ans. IEM has been awarded Grade – A with score 3.25 by NAAC. Affiliating University Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (Formerly West Bengal University of Technology) has recognized IEM as an Autonomous Institute.

Q7. Is IEM a Tier 2 college?

Ans. Tier 2.5: IEM, Heritage

Q8. Does IEM take admission through Wbjee?

Ans. Tech. Candidates ready to take admission in B. Tech. program needs to go through WBJEE/Joint Entrance Examination (Main)/IEMJEE.

Q9. Is IEM a Government college?

Ans. IEM Kolkata: Courses, Fees, Placement, Ranking, Admission, Review. Institute of Engineering and Management (IEM), Kolkata is third Best Engineering college in West Bengal after IIT Kharagpur and NIT Jadavpur. It is positioned at 79th situation among the best private engineering colleges of India.

Q10. Is IEM Kolkata autonomous?

Ans. Indeed , it is autonomous. The Institute of Engineering and Management, is AICTE approved and an autonomous , private engineering and the executives school situated in the territory of West Bengal, India. Founded in the year, 1989, it is the most seasoned private engineering school in the state.

JEE Main Marks vs Rank

JEE Marks vs Rank

JEE marks vs rank – JEE Main 2022 marks and Ranks: To find out the JEE score based on the scores achieved in the exam Candidates can consult JEE Mains marks 2022 vs rank analysis. JEE marks vs rank to help answer any questions regarding the specific question.

When preparing to sit for the Joint Entrance Exam Main 2022 Exam, there is an issue that is frequently asked: what marks are needed for a specific rank or which rank will be awarded for the marks of such and such?

JEE marks vs rank In 2017, as a result of the elimination of the normalization of marks for Class 12th and the elimination of normalization, the eligibility to sit for JEE Advanced is determined by the cutoff. In addition, admissions for NIT, IIITs, and CFTIs are determined by JEE Main score, which makes the cutoff the largest factor to be scrutinized.

Find the full piece about JEE Main Marks 2022 vs. percentiles and ranks to get more information. It should be noted the fact that JEE Main 2022 scores vs marks have been collected by taking data from students from numerous sources. Additionally, you can check out the top engineering schools in India.

How much score is considered good in JEE Main?

If a candidate is able to achieve a score of 250+ marks in JEE Main it is considered a good score.

JEE marks vs rank 2022

JEE marks vs rank – The candidates will have the ability to look over the details of marks vs. the ranks for JEE Mains 2022 following the completion of the exam. Based on the variety of JEE Main scores scored by candidates and their respective ranks, these will be provided. Candidates can look up the anticipated JEE Main marks and rank for 2022. The information provided is indicative of nature.

Is 95 percentile enough to get a good rank in JEE Main?

Yes, 96 is a good percentile in JEE Main. This percentile will be equivalent to marks in the range of 94-100. The rank will probably fall in the range of 16000 to 18000.

Are 200 marks good in JEE Main?

Yes, JEE Main marks of 200 are considered good to get admission to some of the top NITs. As per previous year analysis of JEE Main marks vs rank and cut offs, a score of 200 can probably get you a rank between 5000 and 8000.

What is JEE Main Cutoff? JEE marks vs rank

JEE marks vs rank – The JEE Main cutoff is the minimum score required to pass the exam. The JEE Main cutoff varies by category. The JEE Main cutoff for admission is the range of ranks between which admission is offered in institutes. JoSAA publishes the JEE Main cutoff for admission after each round of counseling. Through the JEE Main Cutoff, candidates will be able to see the opening and closing ranks for admissions to NITs, IIITs, and CFTIs. Candidates who score within the cutoff will have a better chance of admission to the institute. It is important to note that the cutoff will differ depending on the course and institute chosen by the candidates.

JEE Main Cutoff Trends

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Category/Year	General	OBC	SC	ST
2021	87.8992241	68.0234447	46.8825338	34.6728999
2020	70.2435518	72.8887969	50.1760245	39.0696101
2019	78.2174869	74.3166557	54.0128155	44.3345172
2018	74	45	29	24
2017	81	49	32	27
2016	100	70	52	48
2015	105	70	50	44
2014	115	74	53	47
2013	113	70	50	45

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Factors For Determining JEE Main Marks Vs Rank 2021- JEE marks vs rank

JEE marks vs rank – The following factors are typically considered when determining the JEE Main Marks Vs Rank Vs Percentile:

Total number of registered candidates,
Number of questions asked in the paper,
The difficulty level of the exam,
Candidates’ performance
Previous year JEE Main Marks Vs Ranks trends

One of the most frequently asked questions by IIT JEE aspirants is about the relationship between marks and rank. After the final (Session 4) results are announced, the JEE Main Rank Vs Marks 2021 will be released. Candidates can view the detailed marks vs. ranks of previous JEE Main exams in the table below until then. The corresponding data has been provided based on the candidates’ marks and ranks.

Marks vs Rank JEE mains 2020

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Marks	JEE Main Rank
300	1
271 – 280	49 – 24
263 – 270	83 – 55
250 – 262	210 – 103
241 – 250	367 – 230
231 – 240	599 – 402
221 – 230	911 – 655
211 – 220	1367 – 979
201 – 210	1888 – 1426
191 – 200	2664 – 2004

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JEE Main Marks vs Rank 2019

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Score Range	Rank range
310 marks to 360 marks	1 to 100
290 marks to 309 marks	101 to 200
270 marks to 289 marks	201 to 500
255 marks to 269 marks	501 to 1000
247 marks to 254 marks	1001 to 1500
240 marks to 246 marks	1501 to 2000
232 marks to 239 marks	2001 to 2500
225 marks to 231 marks	2501 to 3000
217 marks to 224 marks	3001 to 3500
210 marks to 216 marks	3501 to 4000

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Seats offered by NITs, IIITs and CFTIs for 2021

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Institutes Type	No. of Participating Institutes	OBC NCL	ST	Open	SC	Total Seats
IIITs	25	1089	310	2078	609	4023
NITs	31	4858	1736	9264	2762	17967
CFTIs	28	776	391	2878	658	4683

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Note: This data is as per JoSAA Seat Matrix

JEE Main Yearly Cutoff Trends

Tabulated below is the category wise JEE Main cut off marks for the previous years:Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Year	ST	SC	OBC NCL	General	PwD
2013	45 Marks	50 Marks	70 Marks	113 Marks	–
2014	47 Marks	53 Marks	74 Marks	115 Marks	–
2015	44 Marks	50 Marks	70 Marks	105 Marks	–
2016	48 Marks	52 Marks	70 Marks	100 Marks	–
2017	27 Marks	32 Marks	49 Marks	81 Marks	–
2018	24	29	45	74	-35
2019	44.33	54.01	74.3	89.7	0.11
2020	39.0696101	50.1760245	72.8887969	70.2435518	0.0618524

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JEE Main Ranks Vs Percentile
Apart from knowing the JEE Mains marks vs ranks, it will be good that students understand what ranks they will be awarded after achieving a certain percentile. Candidates can go through the below-given table to view the same:Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Main 2021 Percentile	JEE Main 2021 Rank
100 – 99.99989145	1 – 20
99.994681 – 99.997394	80 – 24
99.990990 – 99.994029	83 – 55
99.977205 – 99.988819	210 – 85
99.960163 – 99.975034	367 – 215
99.934980 – 99.956364	599 – 375
99.901113 – 99.928901	911 – 610
99.851616 – 99.893732	1367 – 920
99.795063 – 99.845212	1888 – 1375
99.710831 – 99.782472	2664 – 1900

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Factors For Determining JEE Main Marks Vs Rank 2021 [JEE marks vs rank]

The factors that are usually taken into consideration for determining the JEE Main Marks Vs Rank Vs Percentile are as follows:

Total number of registered candidates,
Number of questions asked in the paper,
The difficulty level of the exam,
Candidates’ performance
Previous year JEE Main Marks Vs Ranks trends

One of the most frequently asked questions by IIT JEE aspirants is regarding the information about marks vs rank. The JEE Main Rank Vs Marks 2021 will be released after the final (Session 4) results are announced. Candidates can till then check the detailed marks vs ranks of past JEE Main exams from the table provided below. According to the marks and ranks secured by the candidates, the corresponding data has been provided.

JEE main marks vs rank 2020 | JEE marks vs rank

knowing the JEE Main ranks and marks will help the students get an idea of where to seek admission during the counselling procedure.

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Marks	JEE Main Rank
300	1
271 – 280	49 – 24
263 – 270	83 – 55
250 – 262	210 – 103
241 – 250	367 – 230
231 – 240	599 – 402
221 – 230	911 – 655
211 – 220	1367 – 979
201 – 210	1888 – 1426
191 – 200	2664 – 2004

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JEE Main Marks vs Rank 2019Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Score Range	Rank range
310 marks to 360 marks	1 to 100
290 marks to 309 marks	101 to 200
270 marks to 289 marks	201 to 500
255 marks to 269 marks	501 to 1000
247 marks to 254 marks	1001 to 1500
240 marks to 246 marks	1501 to 2000
232 marks to 239 marks	2001 to 2500
225 marks to 231 marks	2501 to 3000
217 marks to 224 marks	3001 to 3500
210 marks to 216 marks	3501 to 4000

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Seats offered by NITs, IIITs and CFTIs for 2021Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Institutes Type	No. of Participating Institutes	OBC NCL	ST	Open	SC	Total Seats
IIITs	25	1089	310	2078	609	4023
NITs	31	4858	1736	9264	2762	17967
CFTIs	28	776	391	2878	658	4683

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Note: This data is as per JoSAA Seat Matrix

JEE Main Yearly Cutoff Trends

Tabulated below is the category wise JEE Main cut off marks for the previous years:Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Year	ST	SC	OBC NCL	General	PwD
2013	45 Marks	50 Marks	70 Marks	113 Marks	–
2014	47 Marks	53 Marks	74 Marks	115 Marks	–
2015	44 Marks	50 Marks	70 Marks	105 Marks	–
2016	48 Marks	52 Marks	70 Marks	100 Marks	–
2017	27 Marks	32 Marks	49 Marks	81 Marks	–
2018	24	29	45	74	-35
2019	44.33	54.01	74.3	89.7	0.11
2020	39.0696101	50.1760245	72.8887969	70.2435518	0.0618524

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JEE Main Ranks Vs Percentile

Aside from knowing the JEE mains marks vs rank 2021, students should understand what ranks they will receive after reaching a certain percentile. Candidates can view the information in the table below:Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Main 2021 Percentile	JEE Main 2021 Rank
100 – 99.99989145	1 – 20
99.994681 – 99.997394	80 – 24
99.990990 – 99.994029	83 – 55
99.977205 – 99.988819	210 – 85
99.960163 – 99.975034	367 – 215
99.934980 – 99.956364	599 – 375
99.901113 – 99.928901	911 – 610
99.851616 – 99.893732	1367 – 920
99.795063 – 99.845212	1888 – 1375
99.710831 – 99.782472	2664 – 1900

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While in JEE main marks vs percentile – JEE Mains Marks vs Percentile: Students frequently ask about JEE Mains marks vs percentile. JEE Main results are published by the National Testing Agency (NTA) in the form of percentile scores for candidates.

The JEE Main percentile scores represent the candidates’ normalized marks rather than their actual marks. Normalization is performed to eliminate any possible parity in the difficulty level of the JEE Main question paper because the exam is held in multiple shifts and days.

JEE main percentile vs marks 2020 – January Session 2020 score vs percentile

Candidates can get an idea of what percentile they would be getting on what score by analyzing this table showing scores of JEE Main January session. Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Percentile	Score
99.99989145	300
99.9946812032638 – 99.997394875068	271 – 280
99.9909906096101 – 99.9940299220308	263 – 270
99.9772051568448 – 99.9888196721667	250 – 262
99.9601632979145 – 99.9750342194015	241 – 250
99.9349804235716 – 99.9563641573886	231 – 240
99.9011137994553 – 99.9289017987302	221 – 230
99.8516164257469 – 99.8937326121479	211 – 220
99.7950635053476 – 99.845212160289	201 – 210
99.7108311325455 – 99.7824720681761	191 – 200

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Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is the rank for 150 marks in JEE Main?

Ans. JEE Main: 2020 Marks vs RankShow 102550100 entriesSearch:

Marks	Rank
121 – 130	20164 – 16084
131 – 140	15501 – 12281
141 – 150	11678 – 9302
151 – 160	8949 – 7004

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2. What is my rank if I get 100 marks in JEE Mains?

Ans. Check the JEE Main response sheet, score and corresponding ranks to get an estimate of the ranks that you will get in JEE Main 2022.

JEE Main 2022 expected rank v/s marks analysis.Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Main Rank Range	JEE Main Score Range (Out of 300)
1 – 100	300 – 291
101 – 200	290 – 289
201 – 500	270 – 288
501 – 1,000	255 – 269

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3. Is 100 a good rank in JEE Mains?

Ans. Good JEE Main percentile can be said in the range of 99. At this JEE percentile, candidates belonging to any category can get admission of his desired NIT, IIITs or GFTI. However, JEE Main score in range of 99 to 95 is also good.

4. Is 75 a good mark in JEE Mains?

Ans. In order to secure admission in NITs through JEE Mains, the good score for the same can be around 85-95 percentile. At the same time, the candidates must feature among the top 15,000 – 20,000 ranks range to get admission in the top NITs.

5. Is 250 a good score in JEE Advanced?

Ans. It will further help IIT aspirants to predict their rank and eligible colleges based on the marks that they score in the JEE Advanced exam.

JEE Advanced Marks Vs Ranks 2021.Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

AIR (All India Rank)	Marks
10	300-315
40-45	280-290
80-90	270-280
200-230	250-270

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6. Is 200 a good score in JEE Mains?

Ans. 150-200 marks is considered good in JEE Main. As per previous years JEE Main cut-offs and rank analysis, the score between 150-200 will likely get you admission in top NITs. You will also get qualified for JEE Advanced and IITs. Scoring 150 or 200 marks is not difficult in JEE Main.

7. Is 200 a good score in JEE Advanced?

Ans. Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) is one of the most popular and the toughest exams in India for which scores of science stream students appear every year.

JEE Advanced Marks vs Rank Trend in 2017.Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Advanced Rank	Percentile	Marks Obtained (out of 360)
100	83%	305
200	81%	298
500	77%	283
1000	73%	268

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8. Is 160 a good score in JEE Mains?

Ans. However 160 marks is equivalent to 10000 – 15000 JEE MAIN General Rank. Now 160 marks is equivalent to 98.825 percentile approximately.

9. Is 180 a good score in JEE Mains?

Ans. As per the analysis and data of the previous years, 180 is considered a good score in JEE Main. Scoring 180 marks and above will help you get into the best NITs and though not the easiest of tasks, it is achievable with a proper plan and strategic approach.

10. Is 220 a good score in JEE mains?

Ans. Dear student, If you score 220 marks in JEE mains papers 2 2021 then you would secure a rank around 1300-1400 and a percentile of around 99.65 – 99.71 according to the previous years trends.

11. Can I get nit with 150 marks?

Ans. Yeah, you can get the seat Nit with 150 marks in JEE mains but you didn’t get the desired branch like CSE, ECE, EEE and mechanical.

12. Is 120 marks good in JEE mains?

Ans. JEE Main marks vs rank provide an accurate idea to students to predict their rank as per the marks scored in the exam. It helps to predict their admission to top BE/B. Tech and B.

JEE Main Rank List 2021.Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Main Marks 2021	JEE Main Rank 2021
120 – 149	15000 – 35000
Less than 120	Above 35000

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13. Is 230 a good score in JEE Mains?

Ans. If you scored 230 it may fetch you 99+ percentile.

JEE Mains Marks vs Percentile

Marks Versus Percentile

JEE Mains Marks vs Percentile: Students often have questions about the scores vs percentile on JEE Mains. The National Testing Agency (NTA) publishes the JEE Main results of candidates in the form of percentile scores. The JEE Major Percentile scores are not the actual scores but rather the normalized scores of the candidates. The normalization is done to remove any possible parity in the difficulty level of the main JEE quiz, as the exam is taken over multiple shifts and days. Candidates can refer to the formula for JEE Main Marks vs Percentile below. In addition, the comparative analysis of notes vs percentile JEE Mains can be seen on this page.

NTA has clearly explained the normalisation process used for calculating the percentile score in JEE Main. The raw marks obtained in JEE Main by any candidate is converted to a percentile score for preparing the result. Candidates are provided here with a detailed analysis of marks vs percentile in JEE Main to help estimate their most probable marks easily. Candidates are also provided here JEE Main marks vs percentile vs rank to help them get an idea about their rank in the exam. It is to note here that the jee mains marks vs percentile vs rank is just to calculate the probable rank in the exam. It may differ from the actual rank in JEE Main 2022 exam.

Why JEE Main Result is announced in Percentile?

The JEE Main 2022 exam will be held in two sessions over a period of 5-6 days with 2 shifts every day. There is a possibility that the quiz on a particular day will be difficult or easier than any other day. To overcome this possible parity in the level of difficulty, normalization is performed. Normalized scores are not the actual scores obtained by the candidate, but rather a comparative score obtained using a formula specially developed by NTA. The JEE Mains rating range vs. percentile is provided below based on trends from previous years and the normalization formula used by the NTA. The following article will provide important details to candidates about JEE Core vs. Percentile Scores.

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile: A Comparative Study

The marks vs percentile for JEE Mains 2022 will be available after the declaration of the result. Candidates can refer to the table below for marks vs percentile in JEE Mains 2021 to get an idea of their approximate percentile range in JEE Main result.

JEE Main 2021 Score JEE Main 2021 Percentile

300-281 100 – 99.99989145

271 – 280 99.994681 – 99.997394

263 – 270 99.990990 – 99.994029

250 – 262 99.977205 – 99.988819

241 – 250 99.960163 – 99.975034

231 – 240 99.934980 – 99.956364

221 – 230 99.901113 – 99.928901

211 – 220 99.851616 – 99.893732

201 – 210 99.795063 – 99.845212

191 – 200 99.710831 – 99.782472

181 – 190 99.597399 – 99.688579

171 – 180 99.456939 – 99.573193

161 – 170 99.272084 – 99.431214

151 – 160 99.028614 – 99.239737

141 – 150 98.732389 – 98.990296

131 – 140 98.317414 – 98.666935

121 – 130 97.811260 – 98.254132

111 – 120 97.142937 – 97.685672

101 – 110 96.204550 – 96.978272

91 – 100 94.998594 – 96.064850

81 – 90 93.471231 – 94.749479

71 – 80 91.072128 – 93.152971

61 – 70 87.512225 – 90.702200

51 – 60 82.016062 – 86.907944

41 – 50 73.287808 – 80.982153

31 – 40 58.151490 – 71.302052

21 – 30 37.694529 – 56.569310

20 – 11 13.495849 – 33.229128

0 – 10 0.8435177 – 9.6954066

Percentile vs marks JEE Mains 2021

JEE Main Percentile vs Ranks

The percentile vs rank statistics for JEE Main 2022 will be provided after the declaration of results. Candidates can check here previous year’s percentile vs rank data. Candidates can refer to the table below for the same:Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

JEE Main 2021 Percentile	JEE Main 2021 Rank
100 – 99.99989145	1 – 20
99.994681 – 99.997394	80 – 24
99.990990 – 99.994029	83 – 55
99.977205 – 99.988819	210 – 85
99.960163 – 99.975034	367 – 215
99.934980 – 99.956364	599 – 375
99.901113 – 99.928901	911 – 610
99.851616 – 99.893732	1367 – 920
99.795063 – 99.845212	1888 – 1375
99.710831 – 99.782472	2664 – 1900

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RANK VERSUS PERCENTILE

The following comes into effect when two or more candidates obtain equal percentile scores. The inter-se merit will be determined according to the following rules in case of a tie.

Candidates obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Mathematics will be ranked higher
If a tie still exists, the candidate with a higher Percentile Score in Physics will be given a higher rank
If a tie still exists, the candidate obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Chemistry will get the higher rank
If a tie still exists, candidates older in age will be given preference

ESSENTIAL THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE ESTIMATING PERCENTILE VERSUS MARKS

The JEE Main 2022 result will be released separately for each session (February, March, April and May). The best score for the two sessions will be taken into consideration for candidates who appeared in both sessions. The merit list will be prepared on the final scores and ranks announced based on the same.

The following comes into effect when two or more candidates obtain equal percentile scores. The inter-se merit will be determined according to the following rules in case of a tie.

Candidates obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Mathematics will be ranked higher
If a tie still exists, the candidate with a higher Percentile Score in Physics will be given a higher rank
If a tie still exists, the candidate obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Chemistry will get the higher rank
If a tie still exists, candidates older in age will be given preference

How to Assess Rank with the Available Percentile?

Students themselves can evaluate their rank from their JEE Main percentile by following simple steps. Essential details one needs to procure before attempting to determine the rank are mentioned below:

Mention your NTA (National Testing Agency) Score.
Find the total number of students who appeared for the exam.
Calculate the total number of students who have secured marks similar to you or below you.
Percentage of students who have secured more marks than you.
The number of students who have secured higher marks than you.

The formula required to calculate rank from the percentile is:

((100 – P)/100)×N + 1

Here,

NTA Score: P

Total number of students: N

Now that you have earned a clear idea about JEE Main Marks vs Percentile and have learnt ways to estimate your rank, mull your thoughts over selecting your favourite institutes based on your position. You can also refer to the previous year’s NTA score and gauge which institute allows admission up to which score.

JEE Mains Marks vs Percentile: Students often have doubts about the marks vs percentile in JEE Mains. The National Testing Agency (NTA) releases JEE Main results of candidates in the form of percentile scores. The JEE Main percentile scores are not the actual marks but the normalized marks of candidates. Normalization is done to remove any possible parity in the difficulty level of the JEE Main question paper as the exam is held in several shifts and days. Candidates can check the formula for JEE Main Marks vs Percentile below. Also, the comparative analysis of marks vs percentile JEE Mains can be seen on this page. JEE Main Percentile vs Marks 2021 — The highest score of each JEE Main 2022 session will get the same percentile of 100 which is ideal.

JEE Main 2022 Highlights

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Exam Particulars	Exam Details
Exam Name	Joint Entrance Examination (Main) or JEE Main
Conducting Body	National Testing Agency (NTA)
Exam Level	Undergraduate Exam at the National level
Exam Frequency	Twice a year (June and July)
Mode of Exam	Computed Based Test (CBT) for BE/ BTech/ BArch/ B.Planning Pen and paper-based test (PBT) for Drawing section in BArch
Total Registrations	10.4 lakh (in 2021)
Courses offered through Entrance Exam	BE/BTech, BArch, BPlanning
Exam Fees	INR 650 (male unreserved/OBC/EWS category) INR 325 (female unreserved/OBC/EWS category) INR 325 (SC/ST/PwD/Transgender category)
Exam Duration	3 hours for BTech/ BArch/ BPlan 3.5 hours for BArch and B.Planning both 4 hours for PwD candidates
No. of Papers and Total Marks	Paper-1: BE/BTech (300 marks) Paper-2A: BArch (400 marks) Paper-2B: BPlan (400 marks)

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If we look in to jee mains marks vs rank 2019, the marks of Rank 1 candidate was 331 out of 360, marks of candidate with rank 103 was 287.

JEE main rank vs percentile; 6,391 · 6,489 · 6,620 ; 99.43 · 99.42 · 99.41.

marks vs percentile jee mains 2021 rank based on previous results is provided here by experts.

percentile vs rank jee mains 2021

Why is the JEE Main result announced in percentages?

The JEE Main 2022 exam will be held in two sessions over the course of 5-6 days, with two shifts each day. There is a chance that the question paper for a particular day will be more difficult or easier than any other day. Normalization is used to overcome this potential parity in difficulty level. The normalized marks are not the candidate’s actual marks, but rather a comparative score calculated by NTA using a specially developed formula. Based on previous years’ trends and the NTA’s normalisation formula, the range of JEE Mains marks vs percentile is given below. The article below will provide candidates with important information about JEE Main marks vs percentile.

JEE Main Results 2022: The NTA will release the JEE Main 2022 results within a week following the end of the test. The results will be released in two separate sessions. The link to view scores will also be made available through the official site. The candidates will be supplied this link to verify JEE Main results. Candidates must log on to the site using their application number , password and date of birth to check the result.

It is expected that the JEE Main scorecards will include the information of the applicant’s normalized percentile score on Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and their an aggregate percentile score for the 3 subjects. All India Rank and JEE Main Cutoff 2022 for JEE Advanced. Candidates who score more than the cutoff mark are eligible to take part at JEE Advanced. JEE Advanced exam for admission to IITs.

JEE Main 2022 Day of Result

It is reported that the NTA has not released JEE Main result date until 2022. Candidates can refer to the preliminary schedule of all crucial events that will be associated with JEE Main results 2022. This is the precise JEE Mains 2022 result date and time will be announced after notification by the NTA.

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JEE Main 2022 Events	JEE Main 2022 Result Date
JEE Main 2022 Exam Date	June 20 to 29, 2022 (session 1) July 21 to 30, 2022 (session 2)
Release of JEE Main 2022 Provisional answer key	July first week (session 1) August first week (session 2)
Challenge period of answer key	July second week (session 1) August second week (session 2)
Release of JEE Main final answer key 2022	July second week (session 1) August second week (session 2)
JEE Mains 2022 result date and time	July second week (session 1) August second week (session 2)

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JEE Main 2022 Result: Important Points

The JEE Main Results 2022 will be announced on the internet. Based on the score of JEE Main results 2022, applicants are eligible to be admitted into IIITs, NITs, GFTIs, and other institutions through JoSAA examination. The most 2.5 thousand candidates that have been selected for JEE Main in 2022 are eligible to take part in JEE Advanced 2022.. A few of the most important details regarding JEE Main results can be found below.

JEE Mains results 2022 released in 2022 by NTA will be final, and may be contestable.
Following the exam, prior to the announcement of results NTA releases JEE Answer keys for the main exam as well as recorded responses to multiple-choice questions from Paper-2B and Paper-2A of Paper-1 on its official website.
Aspirants who are not happy of the response key are able to challenge the answer key by filling out the online form, and paying the fee of Rs 200 for each question
JEE Main 2022 result will be determined based on the answers to the test
The evaluation of multiple-choice questions on Paper-1 (BTech), Paper-2 (BArch) and Paper-3 (BPlan) will be conducted using the answers that are final. The marks that are obtained by the candidate will be used for formulating the score for JEE Main 2022

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile vs Rank 2022

Candidates are provided here JEE Main percentile vs rank and marks vs percentile data as per the previous year information. Candidates should note that the actual information on JEE Main percentile vs rank will be available along with the results.

JEE Main 2021 Marks vs Percentile vs Rank

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JEE Main Marks	JEE Main Percentile	JEE Main Rank
286- 292	99.99826992- 99.99890732	19-12
280-284	99.99617561 – 99.99790569	42-23
268- 279	99.99034797 – 99.99417236	106-64
250- 267	99.95228621- 99.99016586	524-108
231-249	99.87388626-99.95028296	1385-546
215-230	99.74522293-99.87060821	2798-1421
200-214	99.57503767- 99.73930423	4667-2863
189-199	99.39319714- 99.56019541	6664- 4830
175-188	99.02150308 – 99.3487614	10746-7152
160-174	98.52824811-98.99673561	16163-11018

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JEE Mains 2022 Analysis: Marks vs Percentile vs Rank

Marks vs Percentile vs Rank JEE Mains: A quick revision

The marks obtained by an individual will change accordingly. On a very clear note on how to convert percentile into marks, the marks indicated below as JEE Main (was of 360 marks in total) at earlier as compared to JEE Main 2020 (will be of 300 marks in total) at the current. Therefore, 99 percentile in JEE Mains means Rank 1.

Marks vs Percentile vs Rank JEE Mains 2021

A candidate can refer to the table below to calculate their JEE Main percentile vs marks 2021 out of 300.Show 102550100 entriesSearch:

Category	Cutoff
UR	88
EWS	68
OBC-NCL	70
SC	48
ST	38

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JEE Main Percentile Analysis vs Marks and Comparison

JEE Main is among the most highly regarded examinations conducted through the National Testing Agency that single-handedly manages the test to test the proficiency of candidates. Over 12 lakh students take part to take the JEE Main examination. To ensure that the admission process to these candidates is conducted with a reasonable manner, NTA has introduced a standardised scorecard that is based on the candidates’ performance. Students can evaluate scores from their JEE Main Percentile with marks by calculating the percentile scores. Through the evaluation of percentile by marks, one can quickly determine the rank within JEE Main exam. JEE Main exam.

Important Things to know prior to estimating Percentiles vs Marks

The method of estimating the rank prior to declaration of the actual score by NTA is beneficial to candidates only if they are proficient in how to get it. Additionally, they must know the most important components such as the normalisation procedure and tiebreakers in order to comprehend the underlying principles of evaluating JEE Main Marks and Percentile.

what is the JEE Main Normalisation Process?

Because JEE Main is a multi-session test that is computer-based, candidates are often confused by how to prepare for the JEE Main 2020 normalisation process and the procedure for scoring scores to determine rank. It is the National Testing Agency (NTA) is the one that conducts the exam, has published details regarding JEE Main normalisation, as well as scoring and rank calculation. Additional important aspects like ranking lists as well as inter-ceremony guidelines were released. Here is the normalisation procedure to be followed for JEE Main 2020. Normalisation helps to create an equal line of demarcation in trying to determine the difficulty of this multiple-session exam. In this case, NTA evaluates the percentile equivalent by comparing the marks of the candidate against the performance of others. The score that is calculated at the conclusion is known in the form of the per centile. It is calculated to seven decimal points to eliminate ties and rank ambiguity.

In addition the percentile score of the candidate is calculated after the the normalisation procedure based on scores of each subject, which includes Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. Candidates who score the top marks will be awarded with a 100 percentile score, which is the ideal scenario.

The detailed process with examples to prepare for JEE Main 2020 Normalisation is described here.

Tiebreaker points: These points are deemed to be relevant when applicants attain similar percentiles. The inter-se-benefitis determined by the order in which it is given. follows

Candidates with higher percentile scores in Mathematics might be considered to be higher-ranked.
Candidates who score higher than the percentile in Physics could get the top ranking

Candidates with higher percentile scores in Chemistry is awarded a higher rank.

Tie-Breakers in JEE Main Normalisation Process

In the event that two or more applicants receive the same percentile score, the merit list for inter-se candidates will be determined based on the following elements:

Candidates with higher percentile scores in Mathematics will be first placed.
The person who has a higher mark for Physics will be placed higher in the event that the tie continues to exist.
Candidates who score higher in Chemistry are selected when marks in Mathematics as well as Physics stay the same.
It’s still there that a person who is older is given priority.

The results of the JEE Mains session in January Mains are out the students are now waiting to receive their ranking cards. They also have the option of assessing their own standing by following a couple of easy steps.

Applicants Older in Age will Be Given the Choice

The end result of JEE Main 2020 could be released one at a time for the January and April periods. The best of the two ratings can be taken for applicants who have tried both the sessions. The advantage listing will be prepared on the very last scores and ranks announced on the basis of the identical scores.

How to Assess Rank with the Available Percentile?

Mention your NTA (National Testing Agency) Score.
Find the total number of students appeared for the exam.
Calculate the total number of students who have secured marks similar to you or below than you.
Percentage of students who have secured more marks than you.
The number of students who have secured higher marks than you.

The formula required to calculate rank from the percentile is:

((100 – P)/100)×N + 1

Here,

NTA Score: P

Total number of students: N

Now that you have earned a clear idea about JEE Main Marks vs Percentile and have learnt ways to estimate your rank, mull your thoughts over selecting your favourite institutes based on your position. You can also refer to previous year’s NTA score and gauge which institute allows admission up to which score.

What is JEE Main Cutoff?

JEE Main Cutoff marks are the minimum required to pass the exam. The cutoff marks differ depending on the category and reservation. The NTA will announce the JEE cutoff for all categories. The cutoff marks are determined by taking into account a number of factors such as the total number of candidates who took the exam, the difficulty level of the exam, and seat allocations. JEE Main 2022 Cutoff may be higher or lower than the previous year. The minimum JEE Main cutoff score is required for JEE Advanced.

JEE Main 2022 Cutoff (Tentative)

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Marks Range	Expected Percentile Range
300 – 299	100 – 99.9740296
299 – 268	99.9855721 – 99.9442427
267 – 238	99.9183654 – 99.7995904
237 – 208	99.7967979 – 99.5527320
207 – 188	99.5491948 – 99.2895839
187 – 158	99.2647305 – 98.5571069
157 – 108	98.5310434 – 95.4974401
107 – 88	95.4267895 – 92.7470911
87 – 58	92.6189146 – 82.6801638
57 – 1	81.9257190 – 9.0775388

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JEE Main Marks vs Percentile Analysis 2022 (Expected)

The JEE Main marks vs percentile 2022 will be provided after the JEE Main 2022 exam results are released. Candidates can, however, review the expected analysis to get a good idea. The following is an analysis of expected JEE Main marks vs percentile:

JEE Main 2022 expected percentile v/s marks analysis

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Percentile Score (NTA score)	JEE Main Rank (Approximate)
100	1
99	8750
98	17,500
97	26,200
96	35,000
95	43,700
94	52,400
93	61,200
92	70,000
91	78,700

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JEE Main Percentile vs Rank

With the condition illustrated above (Table 1) on how a certain percentile plays along with the marks scored, any participant can calculate rank from percentile “or ” take a look upon the article of how to calculate JEE Main 2021 rank from percentile achieved.

Perhaps, the following (Table 2) below pictures into how a specific rank positioning (Jee All India Rank) is dependent on the percentile score being obtained. The scale ranges from (100-0) per session of examinees.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Marks and percentile the same?

The marks obtained in between the highest and lowest scores will also be converted to percentiles. This percentile score will be used for the preparation of the merit lists.

2. How do you convert marks into percentiles?

Steps of Percentile Formula
Step 1: Arrange the data set in ascending order.
Step 2: Count the number of values in the data set and represent it as r.
Step 3: Calculate the value of q/100.
Step 4: Multiply q per cent by r.
Step 5: If the answer is not a whole number then rounding the number is required.

3. What is my percentile if I get 100 marks?

To calculate a percentile score, the marks secured are converted into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each session of examinees. Percentage and percentile are different things. If you have got 100 marks in jee mains then your percentile might be between 95.42678954 – 94.40128456 percentile.

4. How many marks mean 95 percentile?

For the 95 percentile, a candidate is supposed to attain marks in the range of 105-110. And the expected rank will be around 43,700.

The date when JEE Main results 2022 be declared?

NTA has not yet announced about the JEE Main 2022 exam date. The results are usually announced within a week after the end of the test.

How do I find the score for JEE Main 2022?

Candidates will be able examine their results online on JEE Main’s official site jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates have to sign up with their application number and birth date to view JEE Main results 2022.

How does CRL work for in JEE Main?

CRL stands for Common Rank List and denotes the All India Rank.

Will JEE Main 2022’s Result be declared in separate sessions for all sessions or just in the final session?

The NTA will release JEE Main result 2022 separately for each session.

What’s JEE Main outcome 2022? Date and Time?

JEE Main result 2022 date and timing has not been communicated to the NTA.

How do I check JEE Main 2022 result at the JEE Main official site?

Candidates can see their JEE Main results 2022 on JEE Main’s official site jeemain.nta.nic.in. Candidates need to sign into the website using their registration number and password to access their JEE Main 2022 result/scorecard.

What happens if JEE Main scores as well as JEE Main’s rank cards differ?

The position of the candidate on the basis of JEE Main is listed in the final result. The JEE Main results are announced by way of scorecard that contains the scores of candidates across the three subjects, their aggregate result and ranking. Candidates should examine their scorecards in order to determine the score.

Which students have scored JEE Main 100 percentile in JEE Main 2022?

In the JEE Main 2021 July attempt 17 students got 100 percentile in accordance with JEE Main results. JEE Main results. A complete listing of the candidates is available on this page.

Is 100 good marks in JEE mains?

Check the JEE Main response sheet, score and corresponding ranks to get an estimate of the ranks that you will get in JEE Main 2022.

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JEE Main 2022 expected rank v/s marks analysis.

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Is JEE Main score equal to percentile?

The highest score of each JEE Main 2022 session will get the same percentile of 100 which is ideal. The marks obtained in between the highest and lowest scores will also be converted to percentiles. This percentile score will be used for the preparation of the merit lists.

Is getting 70 percentile good in JEE mains?

Even though one can’t make it to NIT, IIIT or GFTI with a 60-70 percentile in JEE Main, there are a lot of popular colleges that accept this percentile range for admission in B. Tech. Different college options are available for candidates who will clears the JEE Main examination with a percentile range of 60 to 70.

Is 67 a good score in JEE mains?

As you said you have 67 marks in Mains your admission depends on two factors. 1. If you are from General Quota your rank will be more than 2.5lakh and if you are from any reserved quota it will somewhat good.

Is 210 a good score in JEE mains?

A good score in JEE Main can be 250+. As NTA is announcing JEE Main 2022 result in the form of percentile, you can check the good percentile here. According to the previous years’ trends, the good JEE Main exam percentile or score required to appear for JEE Advanced was high.

Is 120 marks good in JEE mains?

JEE Main Rank is important for those who want to take part in the JEE Main JoSAA Counselling as well as those who want to qualify to appear in JEE Advanced 2022.

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JEE Main Rank vs Marks Analysis 2022.

JEE Mains Marks vs Percentile 2021

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile 2021

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile Vs Rank – To obtain admission to the best engineering universities, it is essential to know the marks JEE Main 2021 vs percentile or JEE Main percentile vs rank 2021. Having the details of the percentile vs ranking for JEE Mains 2021 helps students to make an appropriate preparation strategy. The NTA JEE Top Scores vs. Percentile is the percentile score corresponding to the 2021 JEE Main grades.

The JEE main vs percentile score is obtained by normalization. The NTA publishes the JEE top percentile score, as the national testing agency conducts tests in multiple sessions. Final grades and percentile will be announced through JEE Main result 2021. NTA adopts a unique normalization formula to arrive at JEE Main 2021 Marks Vs Percentile. Candidates can also check JEE top qualifications against rank to get an idea of their rank across India. The JEE Main rank predictor is also a very useful tool for deciding the rank in NTA JEE Main. Check the JEE Top Grades vs. Percentile in the section provided below and use the JEE Top College Predictor to get information about the colleges based on the grades.

JEE Main 2021 Marks vs Percentile

Candidates are provided here with JEE Main scores/marks that bring them to a certain JEE Main percentile calculated after normalization as shown in the table below.

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile 2021

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JEE Main 2021 Marks vs Percentile Normalization:

Standardization is incorporated to equalize the difficulty levels of the exam when taken in multiple sessions. Then NTA will declare the percentile in JEE Main obtained after normalization. Percentile scores indicate the percentage of candidates who scored the same or lower (raw scores equal to or lower) than that particular percentile on that exam and this is generally on a scale of 100 to 0 for each test session. So the highest score from each JEE Main 2021 session will end up getting the same 100 percentile that is desirable.

NTA will collect gross grades from students and normalize them to arrive at the percentile scores for each subject: math, physics, and chemistry, as well as the total. The highest score from each JEE Main 2021 session will get the same 100th percentile, which is ideal. The grades obtained between the highest and lowest scores will also be converted into percentiles. This percentile score will be used for the preparation of the merit lists. It should be noted that percentile scores will be calculated to up to 7 decimal places so that the clustering effect can be reduced as can ties between candidates with the same scores.

The detailed process with examples for the JEE Main 2021 normalization is explained here

Tiebreaker guidelines: these guidelines come into effect when two or more candidates obtain equal percentile scores. The inter-se-merit- is determined in the order given as follows

Candidates obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Mathematics will be ranked higher.
Candidates obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Physics will be given the higher JEE Main rank
Candidates obtaining a higher Percentile Score in Chemistry will get the higher rank
Candidates older in age will be given preference

JEE Main 2021 result is released separately for each of the sessions. The best of the NTA scores is taken for candidates who attempt all the sessions. The merit list will be prepared on the final scores and ranks announced on the basis of the same. Also, candidates may check the marks required for the 90 percentile in JEE Main and get a preparation plan.

What Is JEE Main Percentile Score?

The JEE top percentile score indicates a candidate’s performance compared to all other students who took the exam. The percentile is neither the percentage score (that is, the percentage of the maximum scores obtained by a student) nor the gross marks (the total and absolute scores obtained by the student).

The JEE Mains percentile score will tell the student what percentage of the total number of candidates who sat for the exam scored less than or equal to that particular percentile on that exam. The formula for calculating the JEE top percentile score is provided below.

A percentile score of a student = 100 x (The number of students who had a raw score or an actual score that is EQUAL TO OR LESS than the student) / (The total number of students who appeared in that session).

With this formula, the gross grades of the students are normalized and expressed as a percentile score (also called the NTA score) and the discrepancy caused by the variation of the difficulty level in several sessions is eliminated.

How Is JEE Rank Determined Using JEE Main Percentile Scores?

While compiling the JEE Main merit list and allotting the JEE Main ranks to students, the total, as well as the subject-wise percentile scores are considered in the order given below.

Students who obtain a higher total percentile score will be given preference.
If the tie still persists, students who obtain a higher percentile score in Mathematics will be considered.
If the tie exists even after that, candidates who obtain a higher percentile score in Physics will be given preference.
In case the tie persists after that as well, candidates who obtain a higher percentile score in Chemistry will be considered.
If the tie continues to exist, preference will be given to the candidate who is older (in age).
If the tie still exists after all these steps, the candidates will be given the same JEE Main rank.
Apart from that, if the candidate appears for JEE Main in February, March, April and May, the best of the four total percentile scores will be considered. In this case, the subject-wise percentile scores will not be taken into consideration. However, the subject-wise percentile will be considered if the candidate appears for JEE Main in either February, March, April or May

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile

The JEE top percentile is not the candidate’s raw grades (total or absolute grades) or the percentage score (percentage of maximum grades earned by the student). The JEE leading percentile describes how a candidate has performed compared to all other students. Indicates what percentage of the total number of candidates who sat for the exam scored less than or equal to that particular percentile on that exam.

What is the difference between Percentage and Percentile?

The percentage defines the qualifications of a candidate, while the percentile defines the position of the candidate among others. If a student says he has a 90th percentile, this means that there are 10 percent of students above him who have scored higher. The formula for calculating the JEE leading percentile is.

[(No. of candidates appeared in the session with a raw score equal to or less than the candidate)/(Total number of candidates appeared in the session)]x100

The initial percentile calculation is done within the slot. A percentile score is measured on a scale of 100 to 0 for each test session.

Let’s explain this formula with the help of an example.

Suppose the paper is 300 points and there are four students who have obtained different points as follows:

Student 1 – 240

Student 2 – 230

Student 3 – 160

Student 4 – 40

The total number of students who showed up for the test is 200, of which Student 1 is in position 1, Student 2 is in second position, Student 3 is in eighth position, and Student 4 is in position 160. ( Position here is synonymous with rank)

If Student 1 with 240 points is in Rank 1, that means there are no students above him who have scored more than 240 on JEE Main. Including Student 1 and 199 other students below him / her, the total number of candidates that showed up for the test is 200. So, putting the numbers in the formula:

JEE Main Normalisation Process

The NTA incorporates the standardization process to equalize the level of difficulty of the exam taken in several sessions on the scheduled dates. A candidate’s JEE top percentile is determined only after applying the normalization rules to a candidate’s grades.

Once a candidate’s raw grades are compiled, the normalization formula is applied to obtain a candidate’s percentile scores for each subject: Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and General. The highest score from each session will get the same 100th percentile which is ideal. This percentile score is used for the preparation of the main JEE merit list. Percentile scores will be calculated to 7 decimal places to avoid ties between candidates with the same scores.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. Will I get admission to a NIT with the 79th percentile in JEE Mains?

Ans. You have achieved a decent percentile in JEE Mains, and it is very possible that you will get admission to a good NIT. To learn more about the colleges you can get, you can use the JEE Main Rank Predictor tool which will bring you all the information you are looking for.

Ques. How good is the 70th percentile score on JEE Mains?

Ans. A score of 70 percent on JEE Mains means you have scored more than 70 percent of the students who have appeared on JEE Mains. Although the insured percentile is in the middle of “not very good” and “not so bad”, you may have to commit to the preferred university or preferred branch, as with this percentile your range will be around 3 lakh . There is always room for improvement and therefore you are advised to work harder for the role.

JEE Examination – Everything you need to know

All about JEE Mains

Many of the students who are thinking of taking science as a career stream, or have taken Physics, chemistry and maths as their core subjects, will sooner or later think about appearing for JEE exams. Here are a few things you should consider before appearing for the JEE examination.

First of all, ask yourselves, do you want to be an engineer? And why do you want to be an engineer?

And thank you and evaluate your answer, and if you are even slightly unsure about the answer, you should rethink your career stream.

You have to secure a good rank in the JEE exam to get admission into a decent engineering college and let me tell you, JEE is not at all child’s play. JEE is one of the toughest exams in India, requiring a lot of dedication and hard work to crack. Many students even drop a year to prepare for this exam.

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Engineering colleges

Indian Institute of Technology(IIT)

On top of the list are the IITs, they are the best colleges across the country for engineering. If you are preparing for JEE exams, your priority should be aiming for an IIT. There are 23 IITs all over India. Getting a stamp of IIT in your engineering degree can secure quite a promising placement for you.

National Institute of Technology(NIT)

The second in the line are NITs. Earlier until 2002, every state had their independent engineering colleges called Regional Engineering College (RECs). And to get admission in those, the students had to pass the state entrance examination.

Later they were nationalized by the Indian government and brought the admission criteria under one single examination conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education.

Indian Institute of Information Technology(IIITs)

There are 25 IIITs across the country, funded by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. They are mainly focused on software engineering programs.

Other Centrally funded Institutes (CFTIs)

After the IITs, NITs and IITs, there are other centrally funded institutes as well which include IISC and IISER. There are 19 other CFTIs across the country.

Private Engineering colleges

There are 1000+ private engineering colleges across the country, some of the reputed names include the Delhi Technical University, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, etc

Undergraduate Courses after JEE

B.Tech(Bachelor of Technology) –

duration 4 years

B.E.(Bachelor of Engineering)

duration 4 years

Dual Degree(B.Tech + M.Tech)

duration 5 years

B.S(Bachelor of Science)

duration 4 years

Some of the famous streams take by the Students after JEE

Aerospace Engineering
Computer Science Engineering
Civil Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Metallurgical Engineering
Biotechnology

Apart from these, there are other streams as well, which are offered by colleges depending on their location, and the type of college.

Joint Entrance Examinations(JEE)

Earlier there were a lot of different entrance examinations, depending on the colleges. Every private college, IITs, NITs, BITs used to conduct their Entrance Exams. But later in 2012, the Indian Government had decided to bring all the different exams under the bracket of one single Entrance Examination which would be conducted Nationally.

JEE comprises of two stages, stage 1 and stage 2:-

JEE Main(stage 1)

Everybody has to appear for this first stage of JEE. Moreover, JEE also comprises of two papers, which include paper 1 and paper 2:-

PAPER 1

Paper 1 is the paper for getting into the engineering courses.

PAPER 2

Paper 2 is for those who want to go for architectural courses.

JEE exams are normally conducted between January to April. Everyone who has cleared the 12th standard can appear for this examination.

Syllabus-

Physics, Chemistry and Maths(11th+ 12th standard). The Base of examination is the NCERT books followed in the C.B.S.E curriculum.

Who conducts JEE Exam?

A few years earlier this exam was conducted by the C.B.S.E until recently it has been conducted by the National Testing Agency(NTA).

JEE Main (pattern)

Mode of examination – Objective type questions

Number of Questions – 75 questions

(25 Physics questions + 25 Chemistry questions + 25 Maths questions)

Until last year, the JEE had 90 questions but this JEE has reduced its number of questions to 75.

Each set has 20 MCQs + 5 numerical questions

Marking Scheme

(+4) for every correct answer and (-1) for every wrong answer

However the numerical has no negative marking, so even if you make an incorrect answer for a numerical, the marks will not be deducted.

Maximum marks- 300

JEE Advanced (stage2)

In JEE advanced there will be two papers on the same day. The paper will be conducted roughly around 9-noon, and the other paper will be conducted around 2:30-5:30 in the afternoon, on the same day.

JEE Exam dates: When does it take place?

This exam will be conducted in May, usually, after the JEE main results have been declared.

What is the eligibility for JEE examination?

The students who qualified for the JEE main examination, which is roughly around 2 – 2.2 lakh students.

What is the syllabus for the JEE Examination?

Physics, Chemistry and Maths(11th+ 12th standard). The syllabus is more or less the same, but the standard of the questions increase dramatically. More number of concepts are involved in each question.

Who conducts the JEE Examination? :-

This exam is conducted by one of the seven prime IITs in a given year.

Paper pattern

What is the Mode of the JEE examination? :- Objective Type questions

Number of question in JEE Examination

The number of questions is not fixed, every year it changes depending on which of the 7 IITs is conducting the exam.

The marking scheme and maximum marks also change, the weight of the questions, whether a question should have a negative marking or not, everything is decided by the IIT that is conducting the exam that year

JEE Advanced question types

Questions that have the only one correct answer
Questions with more than one correct answer.
Comprehensive based questions
Match the column type of questions
Integer type question

Seat allocation in Engineering colleges

The JEE advanced examination is specifically conducted for admission into IITs.

But for the other institutes like the NITs, IITs, or any centrally funded colleges, you need to only clear JEE mains, but with a very good rank.

After you have cleared the cutoffs, you will need to fill an online form where you have to choose your desired stream in engineering.

After that, the seat allocation process will begin depending on the JEE rank.

However, the students holding the top 100 spots can choose any college they desire.

A step-by-step guide to JEE preparation

Make sure you have the right motivation and believe in your ability to succeed.
JEE is all about mastering the concepts, the better chance you have on your concepts the better you will perform in the examination.
View the previous question papers, and try to understand the type and pattern of questions.
Give equal weightage to every subject, and allot equal time spans for studying each of the subjects every day.
First start mastering every NCERT book, then only start digging into the various concepts.
Note down as many concepts you can think of from each chapter.
After you are 3-4 months into the preparation, start trying sample question papers and practice sets.
Give your mind proper rest, take a 5-10 minutes break after studying for 1 hour.

Studying continuously for long hours will only decrease the quality of the study.

Make a proper routine of study for every day.
And if you’re an IIT aspirant, study at least 5-6 hours a day.

Difference Between JEE Mains and Advance

This blog is written by Isha, a student at Bharti Vidyapeeth, New Law College Pune.

JEE is one of the anniversaries that engineering candidates need to crack to seek admission into their desired course. JEE Main and Advanced are at the national-level admission exams that offer access gates to the top engineering universities in India. JEE Main is the foremost exam that is controlled by government-supported technical universities such as NITs and IIITs while the JEE-Advanced exam is chiefly administered by IITs and the candidates should clear JEE Main to appear for JEE Advanced.

JEE Main and JEE Advanced are related to each other and are interrelated, however, they differ in many aspects. JEE Main 2021 April and May sessions were postponed, new dates were released. JEE Advanced 2021 was scheduled for July 3, nevertheless, IIT Kharagpur is investigating the changed exam date 2021. Check JEE Main Exam Dates

Both JEE Main and Advanced are inter-connected with each other, but their opposition cannot be ignored. It is very essential for the candidates to know the difference between these examinations. JEE Main is conducted by the NTA whereas JEE Advanced is organised by the IITs on a turn basis. JEE Main is also the qualification eligibility test that enables the students to appear for the JEE Advanced exam. Here, I am providing complete knowledge about the basic difference between JEE Mains And JEE Advanced.

Difference between JEE Mains and JEE Advanced

There are multiple differences between JEE Main 2020 and JEE Advanced 2020. Some of the primary differences are mentioned below:

Courses:

JEE Main is held for providing admission into B. Tech or BE courses programs in various NITs & other Universities all over the country. JEE Advanced is the criteria to get admission in the well-known Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs).

Eligibility:

For JEE Main, there is no such prescribed percentage to appear for the examination. But for access admission to the NITs, IIITs & CFTIs, applicants must obtain a minimum of 75% marks (65% for SC/ST students) in the qualifying exam or need to be in the top 20 percentile in class 12th examination administered by respective boards. Applicants, who pass in 12th exams in 2018 or 2019 are exclusively suitable to apply for this exam.

Though, only the top two Lakh scorers who pass for the JEE Main are likely to appear for JEE Advanced. Applicants should clear the 12th class exam in 2019 or 2020.

Number of Attempts:

Candidates can apply for the JEE Mains exams an unspecified number of times as there is no trial limit, but for JEE Advanced, candidates can appear a maximum of two times in two continuous years.

Mode of Examination:

JEE Main Paper consists of two papers: Paper 1 & Paper 2. Paper 1 (B.Tech/BE) is conducted through an online (Computer Based Examination) mode. While Paper 2 (B.Arch/B.Planning) is organized through offline (Pen and Paper based examination) mode only.

JEE Advanced Examination consists of two papers: Paper 1 & Paper 2. JEE Advanced exam is held through online (Computer Based Examination) mode only. Students have to appear in both the Paper 1 & Paper 2 exams for admission in the engineering courses. Students who wish to get admission into B. Arch programme which is offered by the IITs, they have to pass both Papers 1 & 2 and then apply for the Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT). AAT is conducted by the seven zonal IITs. Students can apply for the AAT exam after qualifying for the JEE Advanced Exam.

Paper Type

The JEE Main Question Paper (Paper 1) has multiple-choice questions covering the subjects: Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. On the other hand, JEE Advanced Paper 1 & 2 have objective type questions from the same subjects.

Syllabus

The syllabus of both the exams is also different. The JEE Main syllabus comprises of Class 11th and 12th Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects. While in JEE Advanced, few extra topics are to be covered in the exam.

Admission:

Students get admission into IITs & ISM Dhanbad on the basis of all India rank in JEE Advanced. These candidates feature in the top 20 percentile of successful candidates of their boards in relevant categories.

JEE Main vs JEE Advanced Highlights

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JEE Main vs JEE Advanced: Difference in Eligibility Criteria

JEE Main Eligibility

JEE Main is the primary examination that has to be given by the students to seek admission in top engineering colleges. The students must clear the following qualification eligibility criteria to appear for JEE Main 2021.

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JEE Advanced Eligibility

JEE Advanced qualification eligibility are the main criteria that the students have to clear to appear for the JEE Advanced examination. To appear for JEE Advanced, the candidates have to clear JEE Mains. The criteria for appearing for the examination has changed over the years, the table for eligibility criteria is given below.

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JEE Main vs JEE Advanced- Difference in Number of Attempts

The Maximum number of attempts each student can make for each exam is mentioned below –

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JEE Main vs JEE Advanced Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the least minimum eligibility criteria to apply for NITs, IIITs and GFTIs?

Ans. The candidates should have obtained at least 75% marks (65% for SC/ST category) to appear for NIT’s, IIIT’s or get top percentage in class 12 or equivalent.

2. How many times can a Candidate appear in the JEE Main examination?

Ans. Applicants can appear on the JEE Main for 3 continuous years. The JEE Main examination will be held twice a year and the students can make 6 attempts.

3. What are the compulsory subjects for admission into the B.Tech programme offered by NITs?

Ans. For getting admission into B.Tech/B.E programme, candidates should have studied Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects along with one of the Chemistry/Biotechnology/Biology/ Technical Vocational subjects.

4. Which syllabus should the candidate focus on JEE Mains or JEE Advanced?

Ans. The students must know that JEE Main is the qualifying examination for JEE Advanced. There is no major change in the syllabus of both, only minor differences. The students should focus on JEE Main syllabus first and after qualifying the mains the applicants can further prepare for Advanced and go through the syllabus.

5. Is JEE Advanced easier than mains?

Ans. JEE Advanced is considered to be more difficult than the Main examination as it includes many topics other than the ones from class 11th and 12th, and it also tests the problem-solving skills of the applicants.

What is CRL rank in JEE Main?

CRL Rank

The JEE Main is a standardized test that is conducted across various states in India. Several well-known technical and engineering institutions, whether privately or government-sponsored, offer admissions through the exam. It is administered at an undergraduate level. Exams are taken for several reasons, including:

It is the only way engineering aspirants can land seats in some of the most prestigious technical institutes.
For IIT aspirants, JEE Main is the first step towards admission to top IITs and colleges across the country through JEE Advanced.

It consists of two papers (JEE Main and JEE Advanced). Paper1 is conducted for admission into Undergraduate Engineering Programs (B.E./B. Tech) at National Institutes of Technology, Indian Institutes of Technology, Centrally Funded Technical Institutions (“CFTIs”), and institutions/universities funded or recognized by participating state governments, as well as the JEE (Advanced), which enables admission to the Indian Institutes of Technology.

On the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA), jeemain.nta.nic.in, the NTA will release the rank list after the conclusion of the JEE Main exams. All candidates who took part in any of the four sessions of the exam will be considered for the JEE Main Rank List 2021. The ranking system for JEE Main 2021 relies on the All India Ranks (AIRs) and Category Ranks (CRs) of all the candidates. Log in to the official website with your roll number/application number and date of birth/password to check your rank in JEE Mains 2021.

From February 23 to 26, the JEE Mains session for February 2021 was held. The results for the February exam were announced on March 8, 2021. JEE Mains March session was held from March 16 to 18, followed by JEE Mains April session (20-27 July) and May session dates are revised, and the new dates are announced by the officials (August 26 )

JEE (Main) will be held in multiple sessions during the next academic year (February/March/April/May 2021). Consequently, candidates will benefit in the following ways:

The candidate will have multiple chances to improve their scores in the examination if they do not perform well in the first attempt without wasting their entire academic year.

In the first attempt, the students will get a real-life experience of taking an exam and will be able to learn from their mistakes in the second attempt.

Thus, there will be fewer chances of dropping a year and droppers won’t have to waste a full year.

In the event that someone missed the exam due to circumstances beyond his/her control, he/she will not have to wait a full year.

In preparing the ranking and merit list, the students will be evaluated according to their best 2021 NTA scores.

National Testing Agency conducts JEE Main online for students who wish to pursue undergraduate engineering programs at India’s leading engineering institutes. There are two phases to the Joint Entrance Exam for IITs. Both the January and April sessions of the JEE Main examination are conducted.

The candidates can take the exam at their convenience. Candidates can also choose to take one or both exams. The exam conducting authorities will consider the better of the two NTA scores when preparing ranks and merit lists.

A total of three papers will be included in JEE Main. Students planning to take B.Tech courses will take Paper 1, while those planning to take B.Arch programs and B.Planning courses will take Paper 2A and 2B, respectively. In anticipation of the upcoming 2021 exam, NTA has introduced a new exam pattern. In December, the application and registration processes began for the upcoming February session. There will be four sessions of the JEE Main (Paper 1) this time around, which are February, March, April, and May. However, B. Arch and B.planning papers (papers 2A and 2B) will only be held twice a year in February and May of 2021.

A Common Rank List includes all students who took the exam and qualified, irrespective of their reservations. Ranking lists for OBCs, SCs, and people with disabilities compete on different levels. Generally, non-PWD students get one rank in CRL, whereas others are assigned according to their reservations and may have more than one rank.

For JEE main 2021, why should rank be calculated using marks? The reason is that every candidate wants to know how many marks he or she will get in the JEE Main exam to get into the college of their choice after taking the exam.

It is best to estimate what rank a candidate will get from their marks in the JEE (based on the score they achieved in the exam). Here’s how to calculate rank based on marks, or how to compare marks and ranks.

The examination results for each session of the JEE would be prepared as follows:

The raw scores

Physicists, chemists, and mathematicians obtained separate percentile scores for each subject.

For each candidate, the following four percentiles will be calculated.

In the three subjects PCM, T1, M1, P1 and C1 represent the raw scores, while T1P, M1P, P1P and C1P represent the percentile scores.

As a result, the total percentile (T1P) is calculated as follows: 100 * Number of candidates with raw scores (equal to or less than T1) / number of candidates in the session.

MATHS percentile (M1P): 100 * No. of candidates appearing from the session with the raw score (equal to or less than M1 in MATHS) / total no. of candidates appearing in the session.

Physic percentile (P1P): 100 + the percentage of candidates in a session with raw scores (equal to or below P1 in Physics) / the total number of candidates in the session.

Percentile for Chemistry (C1P): 100 * No. of candidates with raw scores (equal to or lower than the C1 Chemistry score) from the session/no. of candidates in the session.

Expected cutoff of JEE Main 2021 and Category

Expected cut off of JEE Main 2021

CRL (common rank list) 88- 95
EWS (economically weaker sections) 68-76
OBC-NCL (other backward classes) 70-75
SC (scheduled caste) 46-54
ST (scheduled tribes) 36-45
PWD (people with disabilities) 1-2

Factors affecting JEE Main Cutoff

Cut off (admission/qualification) for JEE Main depends on the following:

Participants in the JEE Main exam
How difficult the exam is
The total number of seats available
Amount of applications received for a particular program
Admission is based on the category under which it is sought
Cutoff for qualifying for JEE Main 2019

The NTA posts the qualifying cutoff after the announcement of the results. The qualifying cutoffs for all categories of JEE Main for the previous year can be found below.

Category and Cutoff

Common Rank List (CRL) 89.7548849
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) 78.2174869
Other Backward Class (OBC-NCL) 74.3166557
Scheduled Caste (SC) 54.0128155
Scheduled Tribe (ST) 44.3345172
People with Disability (PwD) 0.1137173

JEE Main Marks vs Rank

In addition to determining participation in JoSAA Counseling, JEE Main Rank determines which candidates qualify to appear for JEE Advanced 2021. However, JEE Main Score remains the most important factor among all since it determines the qualifying cut off for the exam.

Why analyze JEE Main Marks and Ranks?

The JEE Main Scores and Ranks calculator helps engineering students predict their rank and the colleges where they will be admitted based on their marks. Students need this understanding at the time of counselling since it helps them determine where they should take admission.

For the 2021 session, the expected range of scores to be obtained by the JEE Main examination is as follows:

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As a matter of fact, the JEE Main Percentile is neither the raw marks obtained by the candidate (total marks or absolute marks) nor the percentage score (percentage of maximum marks). The JEE Main Percentile shows how a candidate has performed as compared to all other candidates. This percentage shows how many of the total numbers of candidates who took the exam scored less than or equal to that particular percentile.

How do Percentage and Percentile differ?

Percentile identifies the candidate’s position among others, while percentage describes the candidate’s marks. According to the percentile system, a student who scores in the 90th percentile has a better grade than 10 per cent of students above him/her. Percentiles for JEE Main are calculated using the formula:

[(No. of candidates appeared in the session with a raw score equal to or less than the candidate)/(Total number of candidates who appeared in the session)]x100

To calculate the percentile, the initial slot is used. For each session of examinees, a percentile score is calculated from 100 to 0.

Here is an example of how this formula works.

If a paper is worth 300 marks and four students have received different marks as follows:

The Student 1 – 240

The student 2 – 230

The student 3 – 160

The Student 4 – 40

There were 200 students who took the test, out of which Student 1 was ranked 1, Student 2 was ranked 2, Student 3 was ranked 8, and Student 4 was ranked 160th. (Position is synonymous with Rank here)

Students with more than 240 marks are not above him, so Student 1 with 240 marks is ranked 1. The total number of candidates who appeared on the test is 200, including Student 1 and the 199 students below. The formula would look like this:

200 (students who secured less than or equal to Student 1)

——————————————————————————————–X 100 = 100 Percentile

200

Frequently Asked Questions

1.What is CRL rank in JEE Main 2020?

Ans. CRL stands for common rank list. The overall rank is the same. The group consists of all candidates (from various categories and general).CRL is only considered for the General category whereas the reserved category list and CRL are both considered for the rest.

2.Is CRL rank general rank?

Ans. The CRL is the rank you received in JEE MAIN under the general category. Everyone in the general category has a CRL rank, and your CRL rank is your ranking amongst all general students (excluding people from other categories).

3.Is CRL and air the same?

Ans. A CRL is a common ranking list. All India Rank is referred to as AIR. The CRL is the same as the overall rank. All the categories are included in it. Only CRL is considered for general category candidates. The AIR for the general category is here. We also consider AIR and CRL for other categories.

4.How can I know my rank in JEE Main 2021?

Ans. You can check and download the updated JEE Main Rank List 2021 following these steps:
Click on the JEE Main 2021 Rank List 2021 link on the official website – jeemain.nta.nic.in (once it is released).
Enter your JEE Main 2021 Application Number/Roll Number and Password.
Select “Submit”.
You will see the JEE Main Rank List name wise on your screen.
To reference in the future, download and print it out.

5.What is common rank CRL?

Ans. The JEE Main common rank list will include candidates with ranks based on their performance as well as tags such as GEN, GEN-PWD, OBC-NCL, OBC-NCL-PWD, SC, SC-PWD, ST, or ST-PWD.
Candidates in the same category will be assigned ranks according to their performance in JEE Main 2021, separate from the common rank list for JEE Main 2021.
Allocation will be based on CRL, which is also known as the common rank list.

6.What is a good rank in JEE Mains 2021?

Ans. An excellent score on the JEE Main will ensure your eligibility for the JEE Advanced. JEE Main scores of 250+ make up a good score.

Here’s how to apply for the NCHM JEE 2022 exam on June 18

NTA revised the dates for the NCHM Joint Entrance Exam 2022 (NCHM JEE 2022).

NCHM JEE 2022

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has revised the dates for the National Council for Hotel Management-Joint Entrance Examination (NCHM JEE 2022). NCHM JEE 2022 will now take place on June 18, 2022. It was originally scheduled for May 28. In the NTA release, it was noted that the dates were revised in light of representations received from candidates.

The application process for NCHM JEE 2022 closes on May 3. Candidates interested in applying can visit the nchmjee.nta.nic.in website. As part of the application process, candidates need to pay Rs 1,000 in application fees, and reserved category candidates need to pay Rs 450. The NCHMCT JEE 2022 is being conducted for admissions to the B.Sc. (Hospitality and Hotel Management) programme at the Institutes of Hotel Management (IHM) affiliated with the National Council for Hotel Management and Catering Technology (NCHM and CT) for the academic year 2022–23 in computer-based test (CBT).

NCHM JEE 2022 Application Form: Here’s how to apply

Step 1: To apply for the posts, candidates need to visit the official website of NCHM JEE – nchmjee.nta.nic.in
Step 2: Then, click on the “New Registration” tab. Click on the checkbox that says, “Click to proceed.”
Step 3: Fill in the personal, examination, and academic details
Step 4: Upload the required documents, such as photographs and signatures, in the prescribed format.
Step 5: Pay the application fee for the NCHM JEE 2022.
Step 6: Click on the “Submit” tab.
Step 7: Take a printout of the copy for future needs.

Official Website: NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Contact Information on the Official Website: NCHM JEE-2022

JEE Mains 2022 Exam Date

Result of JEE Main 2022

JEE Main 2022 Counselling

Reservation for JEE Main 2022

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1. What is the purpose of JEE Main?

Q2. What is the difference between JEE Advanced and IIT JEE?

Q3. What is the difference between JEE Main and JEE Advanced?

Q4. What is the salary of IIT Toppers?

Q5. When will JEE Main 2022 Session 2 answer key be released?

Q6. Can I apply for JEE Main 2022 Phase 2?

Q7. Is JEE Main 2022 Result Out?

Q8. Will JEE Main 2022 be held 4 times?

Q9. What is JEE Main Self Declaration Form? Is it a mandatory document?

Q10. Is JEE Main required for admission to IIT?

Q11. What is the last date to apply for JEE Main 2022?

Q12. How can I download my admit card for JEE Main 2022?

Q13. Is JEE Main 2022 Syllabus reduced?

Q14. Is JEE Main 2022 online or offline?

Q15. Is there a negative marking in JEE Main 2022?

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