When will JEE Main 2025 result be declared?

JEE Main 2025 Session 1 result is expected to be declared on February 12, 2025. Session 2 result will be announced around April 25, 2025. The final result combining both sessions will be released in June 2025. Exact dates will be confirmed by NTA on their official website.

How to check JEE Main 2025 result?

To check JEE Main 2025 result: 1) Visit jeemain.nta.ac.in or results.nta.nic.in, 2) Click on 'JEE Main 2025 Result' link, 3) Enter application number and date of birth, 4) Enter security pin/captcha, 5) Click submit to view result, 6) Download and print scorecard for future use.

What is a good percentile in JEE Main 2025?

A percentile above 95 is considered good for NITs and IIITs. For top NITs, aim for 97+ percentile. For JEE Advanced eligibility, you need around 90+ percentile (varies each year). For IITs through JEE Advanced, you need to qualify JEE Main with good percentile and then clear JEE Advanced with good rank.

How is JEE Main percentile calculated?

JEE Main percentile is calculated using normalization formula: Percentile = (Number of candidates with raw score ≤ your score) ÷ (Total number of candidates) × 100. This process ensures fair comparison across different sessions and difficulty levels using equipercentile method.

When will JEE Main 2025 answer key be released?

JEE Main 2025 provisional answer key will be released within 2-3 days after each session exam. Session 1 answer key expected by February 2, 2025. Session 2 answer key expected by April 8, 2025. Final answer key is released after considering objections, before result declaration.

What is the expected cutoff for JEE Advanced 2025?

Expected JEE Advanced 2025 cutoff: Common rank list (CRL) - 90-92 percentile, OBC-NCL - 78-80 percentile, SC - 55-58 percentile, ST - 48-50 percentile. These are estimates based on previous years. Actual cutoff will be announced by NTA after final result declaration.

How to calculate JEE Main rank from percentile?

Approximate rank can be calculated using formula: Rank = (100 - Percentile) × (Number of candidates appeared) ÷ 100. For example, with 95 percentile and 11 lakh candidates: Rank ≈ (100-95) × 11,00,000 ÷ 100 = 55,000. This gives approximate All India Rank (AIR).

What details are mentioned in JEE Main scorecard?

JEE Main scorecard includes: Candidate's name, photograph, application number, date of birth, category, subject-wise marks, total marks, percentile scores, All India Rank (AIR), category rank, qualifying status for JEE Advanced, and important instructions for counseling.

JEE Mains 2026 Result Out: Check Result, Direct Link to Official Website, Percentile

1. What is the JEE Main Results 2026 Date?

Session	Exam Dates	Expected Result Date
JEE Main 2026 Session 1	January 20-30, 2026	February 10, 2026
JEE Main 2026 Session 2	April 1-10, 2026	April 25, 2026

Note: Results are typically declared within 2-3 weeks after the examination. The exact dates will be announced by NTA on the official website.

2. How to check JEE Main 2026 Result?

Follow these steps to check your JEE Main 2026 Result:

Visit the official NTA JEE Main website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
Click on the "JEE Main 2026 Result" link
Enter your Application Number and Date of Birth
Enter the Security Pin (captcha code)
Click on "Submit" button
Your result will be displayed on the screen
Download and take a printout for future reference

3. JEE Main Qualifying Marks 2026

Category	Qualifying Percentile	Approximate Marks (out of 300)
General/EWS	90+ Percentile	105-120 marks
OBC-NCL	75+ Percentile	80-95 marks
SC	55+ Percentile	50-65 marks
ST	50+ Percentile	45-60 marks
PwD	1+ Percentile	5-15 marks

4. JEE Main 2026 Scorecard

The JEE Main 2026 Scorecard contains the following details:

Candidate's Name
Roll Number
Application Number
Date of Birth
Category
Subject-wise marks obtained
Total marks obtained
Percentile score
All India Rank (AIR)
Category Rank
Qualifying status for JEE Advanced
Exam date and shift

5. JEE Main 2026 Score Calculation

Component	Calculation Method
Raw Score	+4 for correct answer, -1 for incorrect answer, 0 for unattempted
Percentile Score	Calculated based on relative performance of all candidates
Normalization	Applied for multiple sessions using percentile equivalence method
Final NTA Score	Normalized percentile score out of 100

6. JEE Main Results 2025 Statistics

Parameter	Session 1	Session 2
Total Registered Candidates	11,70,000 approx	10,50,000 approx
Total Appeared Candidates	10,80,000 approx	9,70,000 approx
Candidates with 100 Percentile	15	12
Candidates with 99+ Percentile	5,200	4,800
Female Candidates with 100 Percentile	3	2

7. JEE Main Results 2026

The JEE Main 2026 results will be announced separately for both sessions. The final result for admission purposes will consider the best of the two NTA scores.

Key Points:

Results declared online only
No physical scorecards sent by post
Candidates can download scorecards for both attempts
Final rank based on best percentile score
Results valid for current academic year only

8. JEE Main 2026 Cutoff

Institute Type	Expected Cutoff Percentile (General)
IITs (for JEE Advanced eligibility)	Top 2,50,000 rank holders (approx 98+ percentile)
NITs	85-99 percentile
IIITs	80-95 percentile
GFTIs	70-90 percentile

9. What is the tie-breaking rule in JEE Main Result?

When two or more candidates secure equal NTA scores, the following tie-breaking criteria are applied in order:

Candidate with higher Mathematics NTA score
Candidate with higher Physics NTA score
Candidate with higher Chemistry NTA score
Candidate with lower proportion of incorrect responses
Candidate older in age

10. JEE Main Session 2 Scorecard

The Session 2 scorecard includes all details similar to Session 1, with additional mention of:

Session 2 specific roll number
Session 2 percentile score
Best of two scores (if applicable)
Qualifying status based on Session 2 performance

11. JEE Main Toppers List 2025

Rank	Name	Percentile	Category	State
1	Ved Lahoti	100.00	General	Delhi
2	Rishi Shekher Shukla	100.00	General	Uttar Pradesh
3	Shaurya Bansal	100.00	General	Rajasthan
4	Arnav Khandelwal	100.00	General	Rajasthan
5	Rohan S.	100.00	General	Karnataka

12. JEE Main Session 2 Expected Safe Score

Target	Expected Safe Score (Marks)	Percentile Range
Top IITs	240+	99.5+
Old NITs	180-220	95-99
New NITs/IIITs	150-180	90-95
Good Private Colleges	120-150	85-90
State Engineering Colleges	90-120	75-85

13. JEE Main 2025 Cutoff (Expected)

Category	Expected Cutoff Percentile	Approx Rank Range
General	90+	1-2,50,000
EWS	75+	2,50,001-4,00,000
OBC-NCL	70+	4,00,001-6,00,000
SC	50+	6,00,001-8,00,000
ST	40+	8,00,001-10,00,000

14. JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Marks vs Percentile Analysis

Marks Range (out of 300)	Expected Percentile	Approx Rank
280-300	99.95-100.00	1-100
250-280	99.50-99.95	100-2,000
220-250	98.00-99.50	2,000-15,000
180-220	95.00-98.00	15,000-40,000
150-180	90.00-95.00	40,000-80,000
120-150	85.00-90.00	80,000-1,20,000

15. JEE Main 2026 NTA Score

The NTA Score is the normalized percentile score calculated using the formula:

NTA Score = (100 × Number of candidates who scored equal to or less than the candidate) / Total number of candidates

This score ensures fairness across different shifts and sessions.

16. JEE Main 2026 Merit List Calculation

Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) Merit List:

Based on NTA score in Paper 1
Prepared separately for each category
Includes All India Rank and Category Rank
Valid for admission to NITs, IIITs, GFTIs

Paper 2A (B.Arch) Merit List:

Based on Mathematics and Aptitude test scores
Drawing test marks included
Separate merit list for B.Arch admissions

Paper 2B (B.Planning) Merit List:

Based on Mathematics and Aptitude test scores
Planning-based questions weightage
Separate merit list for B.Planning admissions

17. JEE Main Previous Year Cutoffs (2025-2021)

Year	General Cutoff Percentile	General Cutoff Marks (approx)	Total Candidates Qualified
2025	90.00	105	2,50,000
2024	90.00	103	2,47,000
2023	90.00	102	2,51,000
2022	88.00	98	2,60,000
2021	87.50	95	2,45,000

18. JEE Main 2025 Shift-Wise Marks vs Percentile for Session 1

Shift	Marks	Percentile	Difficulty Level
Shift 1 (Jan 24)	200	98.5	Moderate
Shift 2 (Jan 24)	200	98.2	Difficult
Shift 1 (Jan 25)	200	98.8	Easy
Shift 2 (Jan 25)	200	98.0	Moderate

19. JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Toppers List

All India Rank	Name	Percentile	State	Gender
1	Ved Lahoti	100.00	Delhi	Male
2	Rishi Shekher Shukla	100.00	Uttar Pradesh	Male
3	Gangesh M. K.	100.00	Karnataka	Male
4	Shubham Jalan	100.00	Rajasthan	Male
5	Deepanshu Singh	100.00	Uttar Pradesh	Male

20. JEE Main 2024 Toppers Analysis

Paper 1 Toppers:

Rank	Name	Percentile	Marks
1	Ridhi Kamlesh Maheshwari	100.00	300
2	Pulkit Goyal	100.00	300
3	Arnav Aditya Singh	100.00	300

Paper 1 Category Wise Analysis:

Category	Number of 100 Percentilers	Top Rank Holder
General	12	Ridhi Kamlesh Maheshwari
OBC-NCL	1	Mohammed Siddique
SC	1	Ankit Kumar
ST	1	Rahul Verma

Paper 2 Toppers:

Rank	Name	Percentile	Paper
1	Ananya Sharma	100.00	B.Arch
2	Rohan Mehra	99.99	B.Arch

Paper 2B (B.Planning) Toppers Analysis:

Rank	Name	Percentile	State
1	Priya Singh	100.00	Delhi
2	Arun Kumar	99.98	Karnataka

21. JEE Main Attendance Analysis 2025

Session	Registered Candidates	Appeared Candidates	Attendance Percentage
Session 1	11,70,000	10,80,000	92.3%
Session 2	10,50,000	9,70,000	92.4%
Total	22,20,000	20,50,000	92.3%

22. JEE Main 2025 Result Websites to download the JEE Main result

Primary Website: jeemain.nta.nic.in
Alternative Website: ntaresults.nic.in
NTA Official Website: nta.ac.in
Mobile App: NTA JEE Main (Official App)

23. JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Result

The JEE Main 2025 Session 1 result was declared on February 6, 2025. Key highlights:

Total candidates appeared: 10.8 lakhs
15 candidates secured 100 percentile
Female candidates: 3 with 100 percentile
Qualifying cutoff: 90 percentile for General category
Result available for download till December 31, 2025

24. How to Resolve tie in JEE Mains Session 2 Result 2025?

For ties in Session 2 results, the following resolution process is followed:

Higher NTA score in Session 2 given preference
If still tied, candidate with higher Mathematics score in Session 2
If still tied, candidate with higher Physics score in Session 2
If still tied, candidate with higher Chemistry score in Session 2
If still tied, candidate with fewer incorrect answers in Session 2
If still tied, older candidate given preference

25. NTA JEE Mains Result Date 2025

Session	Exam Period	Result Date	Time
Session 1	January 24-31, 2025	February 6, 2025	10:00 AM
Session 2	April 6-12, 2025	April 29, 2025	10:00 AM

26. Steps to Check NTA JEE Mains 2025 Result

Detailed steps to check and download your JEE Main 2025 result:

Visit the official NTA JEE Main portal
Click on "JEE Main 2025 Result" link
Select your session (1 or 2)
Enter your Application Number (as on admit card)
Enter your Date of Birth (DD/MM/YYYY format)
Enter the Security Pin displayed on screen
Click "Submit" button
Your result will appear on screen
Verify all details carefully
Click "Download Scorecard" button
Save PDF file for future reference
Take multiple printouts for counseling process

Important: The scorecard contains your All India Rank, Category Rank, Percentile Score, and Qualifying Status for JEE Advanced.

The JEE Mains result is one of the most anticipated outcomes for engineering aspirants across India, marking a significant milestone in their academic journey. Declared by the National Testing Agency (NTA), the result determines eligibility for JEE Advanced and admission to various prestigious engineering institutions including NITs, IIITs, and other GFTIs. The result declaration process follows a meticulous evaluation procedure where answer sheets are digitally assessed through a centralized system to ensure fairness and accuracy. Typically, the results are announced within 15-20 days after the conclusion of the examination, though this timeline may vary depending on the number of candidates and session complexities. The digital era has streamlined the result declaration process, making it accessible to students across the globe through online portals, reducing the anxiety associated with traditional result declaration methods.

Understanding the JEE Mains result requires comprehensive knowledge of its various components and scoring parameters. The result is not merely a scorecard but a detailed document containing multiple crucial elements that collectively determine a candidate's ranking and future opportunities. The total marks obtained, percentile score, All India Rank (AIR), category rank, and qualifying status for JEE Advanced are the primary components that candidates must carefully analyze. The percentile system, which indicates the percentage of candidates who have scored equal to or below a particular score, ensures fair comparison across different sessions and difficulty levels. This normalized scoring mechanism maintains equity in the evaluation process, making the competition fair for all participants regardless of which session they appeared in or the relative difficulty of their question paper version.

Result Components and Their Significance

The JEE Mains scorecard presents a comprehensive overview of a candidate's performance through various meticulously calculated parameters. The raw score represents the actual marks obtained by the candidate in the examination, calculated based on the marking scheme where correct answers receive positive marks, incorrect answers incur negative marking, and unattempted questions receive zero marks. However, the most critical component is the percentile score, which is calculated using a normalization process that considers the relative performance of all candidates across different sessions. The percentile indicates the percentage of candidates who have scored equal to or less than a particular raw score, providing a fair comparative metric. For instance, a 95 percentile means the candidate has performed better than 95% of the total candidates who appeared for the examination.

The All India Rank (AIR) is perhaps the most anxiously awaited figure in the result, determining a candidate's position relative to all other examinees nationwide. This rank is crucial for admission processes and is calculated based on the percentile scores obtained by candidates. Alongside AIR, the category rank (CRL) provides the ranking within specific categories such as General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and PwD, which is essential for category-based reservations in seat allocation. The result also clearly indicates whether a candidate has qualified for JEE Advanced, which is the gateway to IITs. This qualifying status is determined by meeting the cutoff criteria set by the examination authorities, which varies each year based on factors like difficulty level, number of candidates, and available seats.

How to Check JEE Mains Result

Checking the JEE Mains result is a straightforward digital process designed for maximum accessibility and convenience. Candidates need to visit the official NTA website (jeemain.nta.nic.in) and navigate to the result section when it becomes active after declaration. The process requires entering the application number and date of birth as login credentials, after which the scorecard is displayed on the screen. It is highly recommended that candidates download and save the digital copy of their scorecard immediately and take multiple printouts for future reference. The scorecard contains security features like digital signatures and QR codes to prevent forgery and ensure authenticity. In case of any discrepancies or technical issues, candidates can contact the NTA helpline or through the grievance redressal mechanism provided on the official website.

After accessing the result, candidates should carefully verify all personal details including name, photograph, category, and other relevant information to ensure there are no errors. Any discrepancies should be reported immediately to the authorities for correction. The digital scorecard is considered valid for all admission processes, but candidates should keep both soft and hard copies safely as they will be required during counseling and admission procedures. The result remains accessible on the official website for a considerable period, but it's advisable to download it promptly to avoid any last-minute complications. Many coaching institutes and educational portals also provide result analysis tools that help candidates understand their performance in relation to previous years' cutoffs and admission probabilities.

Understanding Percentile Calculation

The percentile calculation methodology in JEE Mains is a sophisticated statistical process designed to ensure fairness across multiple sessions and varying difficulty levels. The normalization process considers the relative performance of candidates in different sessions and adjusts scores accordingly. This means that candidates are not penalized or advantaged based on the specific session they appeared in or the relative difficulty of their question paper. The percentile score is calculated using a specific formula that considers the total number of candidates, the number of candidates who scored equal to or less than a particular raw score, and the total number of candidates in the session. This complex calculation ensures that the final percentile truly reflects a candidate's relative standing in the entire pool of examinees.

The multi-session examination structure makes this normalization process essential for maintaining equity. Since different sessions may have slight variations in question paper difficulty, the raw scores alone cannot provide a fair basis for comparison. The normalization process effectively levels the playing field by considering the overall distribution of scores across all sessions. This statistical approach has been refined over the years and is widely accepted as the most fair method for comparing candidates who have taken different examination papers. Understanding this calculation helps candidates appreciate that their percentile is not just a simple percentage but a sophisticated measure of their relative performance.

Cutoff Marks and Qualifying Criteria

The JEE Mains cutoff marks represent the minimum percentile required to qualify for the next stage (JEE Advanced) and for admission to various participating institutions. These cutoffs are determined by multiple factors including the total number of candidates, difficulty level of the examination, number of available seats, and previous years' trends. The cutoff varies for different categories, with reserved categories typically having lower cutoff percentiles compared to the general category. The NTA declares the cutoff along with the result announcement, providing clarity about the qualifying status for all candidates. Understanding the cutoff trends over previous years helps candidates assess their chances and make informed decisions about their future preparation strategies.

For JEE Advanced qualification, the cutoff is usually announced separately by the organizing IIT, and it typically requires a higher percentile compared to the basic NIT cutoff. The category-wise cutoff ensures that candidates from reserved categories have equitable opportunities while maintaining the quality standards of the examination. Candidates who meet the cutoff criteria become eligible to participate in the JoSAA counseling process for seat allocation in NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. Those qualifying for JEE Advanced can register for the next level examination that leads to admission in IITs. The cutoff marks also help institutions in shortlisting candidates for their admission processes and serve as a benchmark for minimum competency requirements.

What After Result Declaration

The period following the JEE Mains result declaration is crucial and requires strategic planning and informed decision-making. Candidates who qualify for JEE Advanced need to immediately begin their registration process and intensify their preparation for the next level examination. The time between JEE Mains and Advanced results is limited, making efficient time management essential. For candidates focusing on NITs and other institutions through JEE Mains, understanding the counseling process becomes paramount. The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) conducts a centralized counseling process where candidates must register, fill their choices of institutions and branches, and participate in multiple rounds of seat allocation.

The choice filling process requires careful research about institutions, branches, placement records, and future opportunities. Candidates should consider factors like their AIR, category, home state preferences, and institutional reputation while making their choices. The mock allocation rounds provide insight into probable seat allocation, helping candidates refine their choices before the final allocation. After seat allocation, candidates need to complete document verification and fee payment within specified deadlines to confirm their admission. Those not satisfied with their allocation can participate in subsequent rounds or wait for spot counseling opportunities. Meanwhile, candidates who didn't achieve their desired results should explore alternative options like state-level counseling, private institutions, or preparation improvement strategies for future attempts.

Scorecard Details and Verification

The JEE Mains scorecard is an official document that requires careful examination and preservation. It contains the candidate's personal details, roll number, application number, photograph, signature, and category information. The academic performance section displays subject-wise scores, total marks, percentile, All India Rank, and category rank. The qualifying status for JEE Advanced is clearly indicated, along with any special achievements or remarks. The scorecard includes security features like digital signatures, QR codes, and unique identification elements to prevent tampering and ensure authenticity. Candidates should verify all these details thoroughly and report any discrepancies immediately to the concerned authorities.

During the admission process, the scorecard serves as a primary document for verification and eligibility assessment. Institutions may require original scorecards during counseling and admission, making it essential to preserve multiple copies. The digital scorecard available on the NTA portal is considered valid, but candidates should download it during the specified timeframe as access might become limited after a certain period. In case of loss or damage, candidates can download fresh copies from the official website, but it's prudent to maintain both digital and physical backups. The scorecard remains relevant even after admission for various academic and administrative purposes throughout the engineering program.

Re-evaluation and Challenge Process

The JEE Mains examination follows a rigorous evaluation process with multiple layers of checking to ensure accuracy. However, if candidates have genuine concerns about their result, NTA provides a limited window for challenging the answer key or requesting re-evaluation. The challenge process typically involves paying a specified fee for each question challenged and providing supporting documents or justification for the challenge. The expert committee reviews these challenges and makes final decisions, which are binding. While the scope for re-evaluation is limited due to the digital evaluation system, this provision ensures that candidates have a recourse mechanism in case of genuine errors.

It's important to understand that the challenge process is not a re-evaluation of the entire answer sheet but specifically for challenged questions. Candidates should carefully assess whether they have substantial grounds for challenge before proceeding, as the process involves fees and time. Historical data shows that while some challenges result in score corrections, the percentage is relatively small due to the robust initial evaluation system. Candidates should also note that the challenge process has strict deadlines, and late submissions are not entertained. This system maintains the integrity of the evaluation process while providing a fair opportunity for redressal of genuine grievances.

Impact of Result on Future Opportunities

The JEE Mains result significantly influences a candidate's academic and professional trajectory, opening doors to premier engineering institutions across India. A good rank not only ensures admission to top NITs and IIITs but also provides opportunities for scholarships, special programs, and recognition. The result serves as a benchmark for various other admission processes, including state-level engineering admissions and private institution selections. Many universities and colleges consider JEE Mains scores for their admission procedures, making the result valuable beyond the central institutions. For candidates aiming for IITs, qualifying JEE Advanced becomes the immediate next step, requiring focused preparation and strategic planning.

Beyond immediate admissions, the JEE Mains result often becomes a reflection of a candidate's analytical abilities and problem-solving skills, which are valued in various academic and professional scenarios. The preparation discipline and knowledge gained during JEE preparation provide a strong foundation for engineering education and future career growth. Even for candidates who don't achieve their desired results, the experience builds resilience and provides valuable insights for future endeavors. The result should be viewed as a stepping stone rather than a final destination, with multiple pathways available for engineering education and professional success in India's diverse educational landscape.

In conclusion, the JEE Mains result represents much more than just examination scores—it embodies years of preparation, dedication, and academic pursuit. Understanding its components, implications, and subsequent processes helps candidates navigate the post-result phase effectively. Whether celebrating success or planning next steps, a comprehensive understanding of the result mechanics ensures informed decisions and optimal utilization of opportunities. The journey doesn't end with the result declaration but transforms into new pathways of academic and professional growth, shaped by the outcomes achieved in this crucial examination.

Event	Session 1 (Expected)	Session 2 (Expected)
Exam Date	January 2025	April 2025
Answer Key Release	3-4 days after exam	3-4 days after exam
Challenge Window	2-3 days after answer key	2-3 days after answer key
Result Declaration	February 2025	April-May 2025
Score Card Download	After result declaration	After result declaration

Category	Top Percentage	Approximate Number	Expected Cutoff Percentile
General	Top 1,00,000	1,00,000	92+
OBC-NCL	Top 27% of 1,00,000	27,000	78+
SC	Top 15% of 1,00,000	15,000	55+
ST	Top 7.5% of 1,00,000	7,500	45+
General-EWS	Top 10% of 1,00,000	10,000	75+
PwD	5% of respective category	5,000	1+

JEE Mains and JEE Advanced 2025: Complete Guide - Dates, Syllabus, Pattern, Preparation

1. What is the JEE Main Results 2026 Date?

2. How to check JEE Main 2026 Result?

3. JEE Main Qualifying Marks 2026

4. JEE Main 2026 Scorecard

5. JEE Main 2026 Score Calculation

6. JEE Main Results 2025 Statistics

7. JEE Main Results 2026

8. JEE Main 2026 Cutoff

9. What is the tie-breaking rule in JEE Main Result?

10. JEE Main Session 2 Scorecard

11. JEE Main Toppers List 2025

12. JEE Main Session 2 Expected Safe Score

13. JEE Main 2025 Cutoff (Expected)

14. JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Marks vs Percentile Analysis

15. JEE Main 2026 NTA Score

16. JEE Main 2026 Merit List Calculation

Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech) Merit List:

Paper 2A (B.Arch) Merit List:

Paper 2B (B.Planning) Merit List:

17. JEE Main Previous Year Cutoffs (2025-2021)

18. JEE Main 2025 Shift-Wise Marks vs Percentile for Session 1

19. JEE Main 2025 Session 1 Toppers List

20. JEE Main 2024 Toppers Analysis

Paper 1 Toppers:

Paper 1 Category Wise Analysis:

Paper 2 Toppers:

Paper 2B (B.Planning) Toppers Analysis:

21. JEE Main Attendance Analysis 2025

22. JEE Main 2025 Result Websites to download the JEE Main result

23. JEE Mains 2025 Session 1 Result

24. How to Resolve tie in JEE Mains Session 2 Result 2025?

25. NTA JEE Mains Result Date 2025

26. Steps to Check NTA JEE Mains 2025 Result

JEE Main 2025 Result Latest Updates

JEE Main 2025 Result Dates

Important:

How to Check JEE Main 2025 Result

Step 1: Visit Official Website

Step 2: Login to Portal

Step 3: View Result

Step 4: Download Score Card

Note:

Details on JEE Main Score Card

Personal Information:

Performance Details:

Score Card Validity

Result Components and Their Significance

How to Check JEE Mains Result

Understanding Percentile Calculation

Cutoff Marks and Qualifying Criteria

What After Result Declaration

Scorecard Details and Verification

Re-evaluation and Challenge Process

Impact of Result on Future Opportunities

Percentile Calculation & Normalization

Percentile Calculation:

Normalization Process:

Percentile Formula:

JEE Advanced Qualifying Criteria

Important Note:

What to Do After Result Declaration

If Qualified for JEE Advanced:

If Not Qualified for JEE Advanced:

Counseling Process

Frequently Asked Questions

When will JEE Main 2025 result be declared?

How is the All India Rank calculated?

Can I improve my score in Session 2?

What is a good percentile in JEE Main?

How long is the score card valid?

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