JEE Main Marks vs Rank vs Percentile 2025 (Full Chart)

Your JEE Main result shows a percentile, which is then converted to an All-India CRL rank. Roughly, with about 14 lakh candidates: rank ≈ (100 − percentile) ÷ 100 × 14,00,000. The marks-to-percentile part varies by shift and year, so treat the marks column as indicative.

JEE Main marks vs percentile vs rank (approximate)

Marks (/300)	Percentile (approx)	CRL rank (approx)
281–300	99.99+	1 – 200
250–280	99.9 – 99.99	200 – 1,400
220–250	99.5 – 99.9	1,400 – 7,000
200–220	99.0 – 99.5	7,000 – 14,000
170–200	98 – 99	14,000 – 28,000
145–170	97 – 98	28,000 – 42,000
120–145	95 – 97	42,000 – 70,000
100–120	90 – 95	70,000 – 1,40,000
80–100	85 – 90	1,40,000 – 2,10,000
60–80	80 – 85	2,10,000 – 2,80,000

Indicative only — the marks-to-percentile mapping shifts every year and across exam days; the percentile-to-rank formula is more stable. Always confirm with your official NTA scorecard.

Turn your rank into a college list

Once you know your approximate rank, the fastest next step is the free college predictor: enter your JEE Main rank and category, and it lists every NIT, IIIT and GFTI you can realistically get from official JoSAA closing ranks. With a JEE Advanced rank it also shows IITs.

Frequently asked questions

What rank is 99 percentile in JEE Main?

About 99 percentile corresponds to a CRL rank of roughly 12,000–14,000, based on around 14 lakh candidates. Use the predictor to see which colleges that rank reaches.

How are JEE Main marks converted to rank?

NTA converts your marks to a normalised percentile, then ranks candidates by percentile to form the Common Rank List (CRL). Approximately, rank ≈ (100 − percentile) ÷ 100 × total candidates (~14 lakh).

Can I get an NIT with 95 percentile?

A 95 percentile (~70,000–90,000 CRL) can get several NITs, IIITs and GFTIs in less-competitive branches or under home-state quota. Check the exact list for your state and category in the predictor.

Is the marks vs rank chart official?

No. The percentile-to-rank relationship is fairly stable, but marks-to-percentile changes every year and per shift. This chart is indicative — verify with your official NTA scorecard.

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