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JEE Main Score Calculator 2025

Enter your correct, wrong and unattempted answers for each subject - get your raw score, estimated percentile and rank range.

Marking Scheme

Section A (MCQ): +4 correct, −1 wrong, 0 unattempted  |  Section B (Integer): +4 correct, 0 wrong, 0 unattempted. Attempt any 5 of 10 in Section B.

Physics
Section A - MCQ (20 questions, all compulsory)
Section B - Integer Type (attempt any 5 of 10)
Chemistry
Section A - MCQ (20 questions, all compulsory)
Section B - Integer Type (attempt any 5 of 10)
Mathematics
Section A - MCQ (20 questions, all compulsory)
Section B - Integer Type (attempt any 5 of 10)
Results
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Total Score / 300
SubjectScore
Physics0
Chemistry0
Mathematics0
Estimated Percentile
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Estimated Rank Range
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Percentile and rank estimates are based on historical NTA data. Actual results depend on exam difficulty and number of candidates.

JEE Main FAQ

Each paper has 3 subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Maths), each with 30 questions. Section A has 20 MCQ questions (attempt all) with +4 for correct and −1 for wrong. Section B has 10 integer-type questions; attempt any 5 with +4 for correct and 0 for wrong (no negative marking). Maximum score per subject: 100 marks. Total maximum: 300 marks.

NTA uses normalization to calculate percentile across multiple sessions. Your percentile = (Number of candidates who scored LESS than you ÷ Total candidates) × 100. It is NOT the same as percentage. A 99 percentile means you scored more than 99% of all candidates. NTA uses the best of Session 1 and Session 2 scores for final merit.

For IIT admission (JEE Advanced), you typically need 99+ percentile overall and category-specific cutoffs. Top NITs (like NIT Trichy, Surathkal, Warangal) require 98–99+ percentile for CSE. Other NITs and IIITs require 90–97 percentile depending on branch. State quota seats at NITs use state-level percentile. SC/ST/OBC-NCL/EWS categories have significant relaxations.