Session 2 Result Expected Apr 20

JEE Main Rank Predictor 2026

Enter your marks (out of 100 per subject) to get your predicted percentile and All India Rank. Uses NTA equi-percentile normalization model.

Enter Your Marks

Session

Physicsout of 100

Chemistryout of 100

Mathematicsout of 100

Total Marks0 / 300

Negative marking is accounted for. Min marks: -26 per subject.

Enter your marks on the left and click "Predict My Rank" to see your percentile, AIR, and college shortlist.

STEP 01

Marks → Raw Score

Your total marks (Phys + Chem + Math) out of 300, accounting for negative marking.

STEP 02

Equi-Percentile Normalization

NTA normalizes scores across shifts using equi-percentile method. We replicate this using historical shift data.

STEP 03

Percentile Calculation

Percentile = percentage of candidates who scored below you. 99.5 means you beat 99.5% of all test-takers.

STEP 04

AIR from Percentile

AIR = ((100 − P) / 100) × Total Candidates + 1. About 15.5 lakh unique candidates in 2026.

Marks Range	Approx. Percentile	Approx. AIR	Likely Colleges
>280	99.99+	<200	IIT Bombay/Delhi/Madras CSE
260–280	99.98–99.99	200–700	IIT top 5 — any branch
240–259	99.95–99.98	700–1,700	All IITs — CS/EE
220–239	99.88–99.95	1,700–4,000	IIT newer + NIT Trichy/Warangal CSE
200–219	99.77–99.88	4,000–9,000	NIT Trichy/Warangal/Surathkal — top branches
175–199	99.49–99.77	9,000–24,000	Mid NITs + good IIITs
150–174	98.95–99.49	24,000–62,000	Lower NITs + state GFTIs
125–149	97.50–98.95	62,000–1.7L	State engineering colleges
100–124	96.00–97.50	1.7L–3.7L	GFTIs + state colleges
<100	<96.00	>3.7L	State-level options

JEE Advanced cutoff = minimum JEE Main percentile (General/UR) to qualify. Exam was 360 marks until 2019; changed to 300 marks in 2020.

Year	Unique Appeared	Max Marks	Sessions	Adv Cutoff % (Gen)	Key Change
2026	~15.5L (est.)	300	2	TBD	~17L+ registered (est. highest ever). S1: 13L appeared. S2 result Apr 20.
2025	14.8L	300	2	93.10%	All 75Q compulsory; NVQ negative marking restored. 24 perfect 100 percentilers.
2024	14.2L	300	2	93.24%	14.2L unique — massive jump. General cutoff hit all-time high.
2023	11.1L	300	2	90.78%	11.1L unique appeared — first major post-COVID surge.
2022	9.1L	300	2	88.41%	June–July sessions (board exam delay). Optional NVQ Section B continues.
2021	9.4L	300	4	87.90%	4 sessions (Feb/Mar/Jul/Aug); optional Section B (10 NVQ, attempt any 5). Lowest cutoff.
2020	8.7L	300	2	90.38%	Pattern changed: 75Q × 4 marks. Sep session (COVID delay). First 300-mark year.
2019	9.4L	360	2	89.75%	NTA takes over from CBSE; first CBT-only, first multi-session

* Sources: NTA official press releases, Careers360, Shiksha. 2026 cutoff will be published on jeemain.nta.nic.in after Session 2 result.