The National Testing Agency (NTA) has released JEE Main 2019 results with percentile score for Paper 1 on the official website of the exam. The exam results with JEE Main percentile score were expected to be declared on January 31, but the exam conducting authority released the same almost two weeks in advance. Please note that the JEE Main 2019 Paper-II for BArch will be declared later.
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To check JEE Main 2019 result cum scorecard with percentile score online on the official website, candidates will need their log-in details like Application Number and Date of Birth/Password.
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JEE Main 2019 result and scorecard released by NTA comprises only subject-wise percentiles for candidates who appeared for the exam. The overall score for JEE Main 2019 for candidates who appeared for the exam is yet to be declared. JEE Main 2019 cut off too haven’t been declared by NTA as yet. Check JEE Main 2019 expected cut-offs now!
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The NTA scorecard of JEE Main 2019 comprises details like the aspirant's name, roll number, DOB (Date of Birth), his/her parent’s name, category, state code of eligibility, NTA score obtained in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics, total marks obtained etc. Please note that the JEE Main 2019 All India Ranks (AIR) will be declared once the April session of the exam concludes. The ranks will be published taking into consideration better of the two NTA Scores of all candidates who have appeared in January and April session of the examinations.
JEE Main 2019 Percentile scores of a Candidate have been calculated as follows:
100 X Number of candidates appeared in the ‘Session’ with raw score EQUAL TO OR LESS than the candidate/ Total number of the candidates appeared in the ’Session’
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In a recently released notification, NTA has also released the list of candidates who have secured 100 percentile in JEE Main 2019 Paper 1 of the January session. Check out the list of JEE Main 2019 toppers with 100 percentile for Paper 1 - BTech below.
| S.No. |
Application No. |
Candidate Name |
State Code of Eligibility |
| 1 |
190310086378 |
DHRUV ARORA |
MADHYA PRADESH |
| 2 |
190310096437 |
RAJ ARYAN AGRAWAL |
MAHARASHTRA |
| 3 |
190310126508 |
ADELLY SAI KIRAN |
TELANGANA |
| 4 |
190310131614 |
BOJJA CHETAN REDDY |
ANDHRA PRADESH |
| 5 |
190310139257 |
SAMBIT BEHERA |
RAJASTHAN |
| 6 |
190310150035 |
NAMAN GUPTA |
UTTAR PRADESH |
| 7 |
190310166518 |
YINDUKURI JAYANTH PHANI SAI |
TELANGANA |
| 8 |
190310167837 |
VISHWANTH K |
TELANGANA |
| 9 |
190310204122 |
HIMANSHU GAURAV SINGH |
UTTAR PRADESH |
| 10 |
190310208678 |
KEVIN MARTIN |
KARNATAKA |
| 11 |
190310240908 |
SHUBHANKAR GAMBHIR |
RAJASTHAN |
| 12 |
190310244684 |
BATTEPATI KARTHIKEYA |
TELANGANA |
| 13 |
190310324762 |
ANKIT KUMAR MISRA |
MAHARASHTRA |
| 14 |
190310378068 |
JAYESH SINGLA |
PUNJAB |
| 15 |
190310597090 |
GUPTA KARTIKEY CHANDRESH |
MAHARASHTRA |
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