JEE Main Exam 2023 - Dates, Result (Out), Cut Off, Answer Key, Admit Card, Syllabus, Pattern, Question Paper, Mock Test

• NTA declares the results of the JEE Main exam in its official website jeemain.nta.nic.in
• Candidates should use their application number and date of birth/password credentials to check their results
• The official website link to check out the results is jeemain.nta.ac.in
• Candidates should know
  • What is a percentile
  • How are ranks assigned?
  • Formula to normalize
  • All the above mentioned details will be given below so that the candidates are aware of how to interpret the results.
• Students can use our online calculator and avail all the details.

1. JEE Main session 1 results for 2022 was released on 11th July 2022 in the official website jeemain.nta.ac.in
2. JEE Main session 2 results for 2022 was released on 7th August 2022

Click here (https://ntaresults.nic.in/resultservices/JEEMAIN-auth-22) to download the results of JEE Main session 1 and 2.

Steps to download the results :

1. For checking the results , visit the official website jeemain.nta.nic.in
2. Search JEE Main 2022 Results and click it.
3. Enter the application number, date of birth on the login page.
4. Enter the security pin to check the JEE Main result.
5. Kindly save the scorecard as it will be useful for the future.

JEE Main exams will be conducted in 2 sessions and this results in a lot of discrepancies over the final scores of the exam. In order to avoid this normalization of scores is done. Raw scores of the candidates are converted into percentiles using the below mentioned formula and this percentiles is utilized for assigning the All India rank.

The JEE Main percentile score of a candidate indicates the number of candidates who scored the same or lower in the exam.

Percentiles will be calculated for each session and also individual subjects and these are the formulas used:

TP1 is the percentile score of the total raw score of the candidates

• TP1 = 100 x (No.of candidates appeared from the session with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than T1 score) / (Total number of candidates appeared for the session)

Formula for Calculating Mathematics Percentile 

• M1P = 100 x (No.of candidates appeared from the session with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than M1 score in Mathematics) / (Total number of candidates appeared for the session)

Formula for Calculating Physics Percentile

• P1P = 100 x (No.of candidates appeared from the session with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than P1 score in Physics) / (Total number of candidates appeared for the session)

Formula for Calculating Chemistry Percentile 

• C1P= 100 x (No.of candidates appeared from the session with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than C1 score in Chemistry) / (Total number of candidates appeared for the session)

• When 2 or more candidates score the same percentiles , the problem of assigning ranks becomes a tough situation.
• In order to ease the situation some rules are used using the percentiles to assign ranks to candidates
• Tie breaking rules for JEE Main exam are : 
  • In a tie, the candidate with the highest NTA Mathematics score will be ranked higher.
  • If a tie persists the student with the higher NTA Physics score will be given a higher rank.
  • If a tie persists then the candidate with a higher NTA Chemistry score will be assigned a higher rank.
  • Still the situation is same then those with less erroneous answers in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry will be given higher rank.
  • If the tie scores cannot be broken even after the above situations then the candidates older in age will be given the higher rank.

• The score obtained by the candidate in JEE Main exam is called raw score which is used for calculating the percentiles using these formulas.
• Using these percentiles NTA assigns ranks which helps students to proceed further to securing admission into IITs, NITs and IIITs through JOSAA Counseling.
• Here is a table that shows the raw scores and corresponding percentiles obtained by students in 2021. Candidates can check the previous year trend to know approximately what will be the percentiles for JEE Main 2022 or use our online calculator to check out the probable rank for their raw scores secured in JEE Main 2022 exam.

• The percentiles that will be utilized to allocate ranks to the candidates will be calculated using the raw scores attained by students in the JEE Main exam.
• The table below shows the percentiles and ranks that can be expected for a given range of raw scores based on 2021 JEE Main exam results

JEE Main cut off is of two types:

• Qualifying cut off is the score required by the candidate to be eligible to take the JEE Advanced exam for that particular academic year.
• Admission cut off is the minimum score needed to get into NITs, IIITs and other universities. 

Here is data for 2022 Cut off for JEE Main exam