JEE Mains paper 2 Scores

Hi,
Once the data of candidates along with scores is made public it would be easier to calculate your percentile. Percentile scores, basically, tells you how you have performed relative to all other candidates who appeared for the exam. It is not the same as your percentage score. While the percentage score tells you the percentage of the total marks or maximum marks for the exam that you have secured, the percentile score indicates what percentage of the total number of candidates appearing for the exam have scored equal to or less than the score you secured. This means, in each session, the marks secured by the candidate (say, out of 360 in the case of JEE Main Paper 1) is converted into a scale ranging from 100 to 0. The topper for each session will, thus, secure a percentile score of 100.

You have to wait for the JEE results, which will be released on the month of April by national testing agency NTA officially. The cut-off will be announced in April for JEE advance, so you have to wait till April to know the cutoff for JEE Advance, because it will depend upon the number of students appearing in April too. According to the previous year cutoff's your percentile might be less. I would like to suggest you to give second attempt so that you can improve your score. Use this formula to predict the rank by your percentile. Rank Formula = (100 - your total score) X 145386 /100.
1,45,386 is the number of students who appeared for the examination.