What is JEE Main Rank Predictor?
NTA reports JEE Main scores as a normalised percentile across multiple shifts, and converts that into an All India Rank (AIR). This calculator gives you two ways to estimate your rank: from your NTA percentile, or directly from your expected marks out of 300 using previous year (2024) data. Actual ranks depend on tie-breaking rules and shift normalisation.
Formula
Percentile → Rank: rank is your position relative to all candidates.
Estimated rank ≈ (1 − percentile / 100) × Total candidates e.g. 99 percentile with 12,00,000 candidates ≈ 0.01 × 12,00,000 = 12,000
Marks → Rank: uses a lookup table built from JEE Main 2024 marks-vs-rank data, with linear interpolation between known points. Higher marks → exponentially better rank because the distribution is skewed at the top.
How to use this calculator
Switch between Marks → Rank and Percentile → Rank at the top. In marks mode, enter your expected score out of 300 to see your estimated rank, rank band and approximate percentile based on 2024 data. In percentile mode, enter your NTA percentile and candidate count. Use these as a rough guide for college shortlisting until the official NTA rank list is out.