JEE Main

With OBC-NCL rank of 29247 in JEE Main, it's likely you could get into Civil Engineering at a lower-tier NIT (National Institute of Technology) or potentially a Government-funded technical institute (GFTI). However, it's unlikely you'd get into a top-tier NIT or IIT. 

Candidates will be able to check these details on the JEE Main scorecard:

JEE Main Application Number, JEE Main Roll Number, Name & Date of Birth, Qualifying Status, All India Rank secured by a candidate in the exam, category-wise All India Rank (AIR) of the Candidate, Subject-wise scores, aggregate score in all three subjects of both sessions. You can download your Joint Entrance Examination-Main Result from the official website. The official website is jeemain.nta.nic.in. Note that, there is no provision to re-evaluate/re-check JEE Main result.

The scorecard of JEE Main result is valid for the current session only. The candidate will not be able to use/take admission in college in the next exam session using JEE Main result scorecard. Hence, applicants who qualify for the exam are advised to appear in the counselling held by various JEE Main participating  institutes.

The rank obtained thugh JEE Main marks vs percentile data is an expected rank and not the actual rank. Candidates must note that the actual JEE Main rank is given in JEE Mains result release by the NTA.

When two candidates score same marks in JEE Main, the NTA resolves tie by giving weightage to candidates haveing the highest marks in Maths>Physics>Chemistry. In case ties still persist, the weightage will be given to candidates with less incorrect questions in subjects in the same order. 

JEE Main percentile vs rank or JEE Mains marks vs percentile is the estimation of candidates percentile and rank based on the raw score of candidate. The JEE Main marks vs percentile vs rank data gives an estimated range but bot the actual percentile or rank of candidate. Candidates can check their estimated percentile or rank using the Shiksha JEE Main marks vs percentile data.

The scores obtained through JEE Main answer key is marks out of 300. However, the result of JEE Mains is announced in percentile and not marks. Candidates can however get an idea of their percentile using JEE Mains marks vs percentile analysis.

Yes, all candidates of the shift in which a questions is dropped are awarded full marks (+4) irrespective of whether the candidate has attempted the question of not.  

JEE Main cutoff is released for different cateories which include

• Unreserved (Open category)
• Reserved Category
  • Gen-EWS
  • OBC-NCL
  • SC
  • ST
  • PwD

Candidates belong to any of the reserve category need to score above than the category cutoff to be eligible for JEE Advanced.