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Enter your expected score (out of 300) to predict your NTA Percentile and All India Rank (AIR).

Estimated Percentile

95.89

%ile

Qualifies for JEE Advanced! 🎉

Expected All India Rank (AIR)

~ 49,333

Based on an estimated 12 Lakh unique candidates.

Disclaimer: NTA uses a complex normalization process across multiple shifts. A 140 score in a hard shift might yield a 97 percentile, while the same score in an easy shift might drop to 94. This tool provides an estimate.

Understanding JEE Mains Normalization

Unlike board exams, JEE Mains does not rank you based on your absolute percentage. Instead, the National Testing Agency (NTA) issues a Percentile Score. This score is normalized across multiple shifts to ensure fairness.

If your shift was easy, you will need higher marks (e.g., 190+) to hit the 99th percentile. If your shift was hard, you might hit the 99th percentile with just 160 marks.

How JEE Advanced Rankings Work

JEE Advanced relies purely on absolute marks. All students take the exact same two papers on the same day, so there is no percentile normalization.

Your All India Rank (Common Rank List - CRL) is determined entirely by how many total marks you score (usually out of 360) relative to the rest of the candidates. The cutoffs fluctuate wildly based on the paper's difficulty each year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Because NTA uses a normalization process across multiple shifts, 150 marks will yield different percentiles depending on the difficulty of your specific paper. Generally, it corresponds to 95-97 percentile. Use the shift difficulty toggles in our calculator to estimate your exact percentile.
Yes, 95 percentile is generally considered a strong score, putting you in the top 5% of candidates nationwide. It typically corresponds to an All India Rank (AIR) between 50,000 and 60,000, which can secure a seat in lower NITs or good IIITs/GFTIs.
To secure a seat in IIT Bombay, particularly in Computer Science (CSE) for the General category, you typically need an All India Rank (AIR) under 70. Based on recent trends, this usually requires scoring 290+ marks out of 360 in JEE Advanced.
The minimum qualifying marks to be included in the Common Rank List (CRL) usually hovers around 100 to 115 aggregate marks (roughly 30-35%). You must also clear individual subject cutoffs (usually around 10%).
Unlike JEE Main, which is conducted across multiple shifts on different days, JEE Advanced is conducted on a single day for all candidates. Because everyone takes the exact same two papers, there is no need for normalization or percentiles. Your rank is based purely on absolute marks.
The NTA will consider the best of the two NTA scores (percentiles), not the raw marks, when compiling the final merit list and generating the All India Rank.