Convert your JEE Main percentile to an expected rank, or a target rank to the percentile you need, using the official number of candidates who appeared in 2026.
Official 2026 figure. Change it to estimate with another year's number.
Expected rank
Enter your percentile to see your expected rank.
Percentile
Expected rank
This is an estimate. The official rank is published by NTA and depends on ties and tie-breaking rules. Category ranks are separate and much smaller than the overall rank.
About the 2026 numbers
NTA result notice (20 April 2026): 15,38,468 unique candidates appeared in Paper 1 across both sessions (13,04,653 in January and 10,34,330 in April).
For candidates who took both sessions, the better NTA score is used for the rank.
Category ranks are separate and are not shown here.
Expected rank = (100 - percentile) x total candidates / 100. With 1,538,468 candidates in 2026, 99 percentile is about rank 15,385, 95 percentile about 76,924 and 90 percentile about 153,847.
Is this my official JEE Main rank?
No. It is an estimate. The official All India Rank is published by NTA and depends on ties and tie-breaking rules. Category ranks are separate and are usually much smaller numbers than the overall rank.
What does JEE Main percentile mean?
Percentile is the percentage of candidates who scored equal to or less than you in your shift. A 95 percentile means 95% of candidates in your shift scored the same or lower. It is not the percentage of marks.