JEE Main College Predictor 2026
Enter your JEE Main rank to see the NIT, IIIT, GFTI colleges and branches you can get, based on official JoSAA closing ranks from the last 4 years.
JoSAA final round closing ranks, 2023 to 2026Official JoSAA data
| College and branch | Quota / seat | Closing rank | Trend | Chance |
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Based on the final round of JoSAA. General seats are compared with your CRL rank and category seats with your category rank. Closing ranks change every year, so treat this as a guide for your choice list, not a guarantee. PwD seats are not included yet.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the JEE Main college predictor work?
It compares your rank with the closing rank of every NIT, IIIT, GFTI program in the final round of JoSAA 2026. Programs where your rank is well inside the closing rank are marked High chance, those just inside are Good chance, and those up to 15% outside are Borderline.
Which rank should I enter?
Enter your Common Rank List (CRL) rank. If you belong to EWS, OBC-NCL, SC or ST, also enter your category rank: General (OPEN) seats are matched with the CRL rank and category seats with the category rank.
Why does home state matter?
NITs keep 50% of seats for students whose Class 12 state is the state of the NIT (Home State quota). The other 50% are for students from other states. Some union territories are linked to a specific NIT, for example Chandigarh to NIT Delhi and Andaman and Nicobar to NIT Puducherry.
Is the college predictor result guaranteed?
No. Closing ranks change every year with the number of candidates, seats and choices. Use the result to make a good choice list for JoSAA, and keep a mix of High, Good and Borderline options.