The JEE Main Rank Predictor estimates your percentile and All India (CRL) rank from your marks. JEE Main is held across many shifts and NTA normalises scores into percentiles, so the same marks can mean different percentiles in different shifts. That is why the tool gives a range, not a single number.
How the rank predictor works
- Marks to percentile: your marks are matched against percentile anchors observed for easy, moderate and tough shifts. If you know your shift’s difficulty, choose it for a narrower range.
- Percentile to rank: NTA’s percentile tells you the share of candidates who scored at or below you. Your approximate rank is (100 − percentile) × total candidates ÷ 100.
- Rank to colleges: use the button under your result to see which programmes your rank reached in the latest JoSAA counselling.
How accurate is it?
For scores in the middle and upper range, the estimate is usually close enough for counselling planning. It is less reliable at the extremes, and in years where the number of candidates or the paper difficulty changes sharply. Your final rank also depends on your best percentile across both sessions and on tie-breaking rules. Treat the output as a planning range and use the official NTA scorecard once it is published.
New to percentiles? Read how JEE Main normalization works and JEE Main marks vs percentile.
Colleges by rank and percentile
See which NITs, IIITs and GFTIs common ranks and percentiles reached in the latest JoSAA counselling, for General, gender-neutral, Other State seats.
By JEE Main marks
- 300 marks
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By JEE Main rank
- Rank 1,000
- Rank 2,000
- Rank 3,000
- Rank 5,000
- Rank 7,500
- Rank 10,000
- Rank 15,000
- Rank 20,000
- Rank 25,000
- Rank 30,000
- Rank 40,000
- Rank 50,000
- Rank 60,000
- Rank 75,000
- Rank 1,00,000
By JEE Main percentile
- 99.5 percentile
- 99 percentile
- 98.5 percentile
- 98 percentile
- 97 percentile
- 96 percentile
- 95 percentile
- 94 percentile
- 93 percentile
- 92 percentile
- 91 percentile
- 90 percentile
How accurate is the JEE Main rank predictor?
It uses the marks needed for each percentile in all 18 JEE Main 2026 shifts, so it gives a realistic range. Your exact rank depends on your shift and both session percentiles; NTA’s scorecard is final.
What rank will I get with 150 marks in JEE Main?
In 2026, 150 marks was roughly 97–99 percentile depending on the shift, which is about rank 17,000 to 45,000. Enter your marks above for your range.
How is JEE Main rank calculated from percentile?
Rank ≈ (100 − percentile) × total candidates ÷ 100. With about 15.5 lakh candidates in 2026, 99 percentile was about rank 15,500.
Which colleges can I get with my JEE Main rank?
Use the college predictor or the rank pages such as colleges for rank 20,000 to see what your rank reached in JoSAA 2026.