JEE Main Result (Out Soon), Scorecard Link, Toppers List, Marks Vs. Percentile

NTA will release the JEE Main Result Session 1 on 12th Feb 2024. The JEE Main Exam Session 1 concluded on 1st February 2024, and the provisional answer key has been released on the JEE Main website. Unlike Previous Years, the JEE Main answer key was released in the information bulletin on 6th February 2024 this year.

The candidates can challenge the JEE Mains Answer Key till 8th February 2024 only, post which the JEE Mains Result Session 1 will be declared. The JEE Main Session 2 will be conducted from April 4th to April 15th and will be followed by the JEE Main Session 2 Result on 25th April 2024.

Read the detailed article to learn more about the JEE Main Results, JEE Main Session 2 Exam Dates, JEE Main Session 1 results, and other related information.

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JEE Main Result Highlights

Below are the key highlights for the JEE Result.

JEE Main Dates Session 1

How to check JEE Main Result?

The JEE Mains Session 1 Result will be available only in the online mode and will be released on the official JEE Main website. Candidates need to fill in the application number and DOB to log in and view the JEE Main Result. Below is a step-by-step guide to download and view the JEE Mains Result Session 1.

• Visit the official JEE Mains Result - jeemain.nta.nic.in2024 OR ntaresults.nic.in
• Look for the JEE Main Result link
• Log in by entering your application number, DOB, and Security PIN
• Click on the ‘submit’ button to view the result
• Download the JEE Main Session 1 Result and Scorecard for future use

Details Mentioned on the JEE Main Result Scorecard

The JEE Mains Result is announced as a Scorecard on the official website and entails the following details:         

• Candidate's Name
• Application number and roll number
• Parents' details
• State of eligibility
• Nationality
• Category (reserved or unreserved)
• Specification of persons with disability
• Total NTA JEE scores

Re-Evalutaion of JEE Main Result

After the declaration of the JEE Mains Result, NTA does not accept or entertain any re-evaluation requests. The Score, Percentile and AIR mentioned on the JEE Main Scorecard are final. However, NTA gives the option to challenge the answer key at INR 200/question, and the final JEE Mains Result is prepared by taking into consideration these challenges.

What is the JEE Main Percentile Score?

The NTA JEE Main Result and Rank are based on the Percentile Score obtained after the normalization process. JEE Main Percentile refers to the percentage of candidates who score less than or equal to the specific percentile in the exam.

As the official website states - "The Percentile Score indicates the percentage of candidates that have scored EQUAL TO OR BELOW (same or lower raw scores) that particular Percentile in that examination. Therefore the topper (highest score) of each session gets the same Percentile of 100 which is desirable. The marks obtained in between the highest and lowest scores are also converted to appropriate Percentiles”

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JEE Mains Result Session 1: Difference between percentage and Percentile

While many candidates use the words percentage and percentile interchangeably, there is a huge difference between these two terms. The difference between both the terms is highlighted below.

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JEE Mains Session 1 Result: Normalization Process

The JEE Main Exam is conducted in multiple sessions and shifts. While some shifts might have an easier-to-attempt test paper, few might be difficult. Thus, to ensure that neither the students are benefited nor disadvantaged, the JEE Main Normalization Process is used to adjust the scores to account for various levels of difficulty in the exam.

JEE Main Final Result

The JEE Main Final Result is declared after the conclusion of the second session. The JEE Main final result is arrived at by combining the JEE Main Session 1 Result and JEE Main Session 2 result. NTA merges the percentile score obtained in all the sessions and then assigns an All India Rank (AIR) to the candidates. 

The JEE Mains final result entails the following details:

• Total scores obtained in JEE Main January/ April attempt
• The best of the two JEE Main scores, in the case of candidates who appear for both sessions
• JEE Main All India Rank 2024
• Category of the candidates
• JEE Main cut-off for JEE Advanced 2024

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JEE Main Result: Rank List Preparation

The JEE Mains Result Rank List is prepared based on the percentile scores obtained in all the sessions and is released along with the JEE Main cutoff on the official website. The JEE Main Result Rank List preparation includes 4 steps, mentioned below:

• Distribution of Test-takers in 2 Sessions- June/ July: NTA ensures to equally divide the test-takers across both exam sessions to avoid bias in the distribution of candidates across the shifts and sessions.
• Preparation of JEE Main 2024 Raw Scores: Before the calculation of percentile scores, raw scores are calculated using the formula:

• JEE Main Percentile Score Calculation: After the raw scores are prepared, the JEE Main Percentile Score is calculated using the formula mentioned above in the article (Under the heading - ‘difference between percentage and percentile’)
• Calculation of NTA score and Preparation of JEE Main Rank List: The percentile scores of different sessions calculated above are then merged and called the NTA scores. These are then used for the declaration of JEE Main final results and preparation of the overall JEE Main All India Rank (AIR) list.

JEE Main Result: Tie-Breaking Rules

In cases where two candidates obtain the same/equal percentile, certain tie-breaking rules are applied which have been mentioned below. Candidates must note that the tie-breaking rules apply in the same order as mentioned.

JEE Main Marks Vs. Percentile Vs. Rank Analysis

Based on the previous year's trends, the following table has been presented for the Marks. Vs. Percentile Vs. Rank Analysis. The JEE Main Marks. Vs. Percentile Vs. Rank analysis for 2024 will be prepared after the same is released by the official authorities.

JEE Mains Session 1 Result: Cutoff Expected

NTA releases the JEE Main cutoff together with the JEE Main Session 2 Result. Based on last year’s trends, the JEE Main Cutoff for 2024 is expected to be between 93 and 97%. With the level of competition increasing by the year, the cutoff trends are also expected to be higher. The below table represents the cutoff trends for past years - 2023, 2022, and 2021 as per different categories

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JEE Mains Result: Counseling Process

Post the declaration of the JEE Main Result, NTA sends the data to JoSAA and CSAB for the counseling process and admissions. 

JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) is responsible for conducting the JEE Main Counselling for admission to NITs, GFTIs, IITs, and IIITs. JoSAA conducts 6 rounds of counseling and releases the opening and closing ranks after each round. 

JoSAA counseling process includes online registration, choice filling & locking, mock allotment, final seat allotment result, and reporting at the allotted college. JEE Main qualified candidates will register on the official JoSAA 2024 website to appear for counseling. The website link will be activated soon after the declaration of JEE Mains Result.

For supernumerary seats in North East and Union Territories, CSAB NEUT counseling is conducted by CSAB. Central Seat Allocation Board (CSAB) will also conduct a separate counseling process called CSAB SFTI Counselling for admission to 18 SFTIs.

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JEE Mains Result: Next Steps

After the declaration of JEE Results, the candidates will be able to proceed with admissions to NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs.

The top 2,50,000 students who qualify the minimum cutoff criteria, will be proceeding with the JEE Advanced Exam to get into the Top IIT Engineering colleges across India. Candidates who wish to pursue a B.Arch from IIT Kharagpur, IIT Roorkee, and IIT Varanasi will need to appear for the Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) 2024.

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JEE Mains Result: January Session 2023 Toppers List

The JEE Main Topper List for January Session 2023 has been presented below. 20 aspirants scored a perfect 100 percentile in the JEE Mains January 2023 Session.

JEE Mains Session 2 Upcoming Dates

The JEE Main Session 2 will begin in April. Find the upcoming Exam schedule in the table below.