Calibrated on JEE Main 2025 data

JEE Main Rank Predictor

Enter the marks you expect and see your estimated percentile and All-India rank in real time, plotted on the same curve the exam actually follows.

Your Predicted Score

180/300 marks
1007550250
-75075150225300

Better than 99.5834% of students

Estimated percentile
Top 1%

99.5834

All-India rank (CRL)
of 12.5 lakh appeared

5,209

Based on JEE Main data from previous years.

HOW IT WORKS

How the prediction is made.

No black box. Three steps take your raw score to a rank, and you can check every one against the reference table below.

  1. Step 01

    Enter your expected score

    Type the marks you expect out of 300, or drag the slider. Negative scores are allowed, exactly like the real marking scheme.

  2. Step 02

    We map it to a percentile

    Your score is placed on a calibrated marks-to-percentile curve built from real JEE Main data, using piecewise interpolation between published bands.

  3. Step 03

    Percentile becomes a rank

    The percentile is converted to an All-India rank against the roughly 12.5 lakh candidates who appeared, so you see where you stand in the pack.

The rank formula

rank = ((100 − percentile) / 100) × 12,50,000 appeared + 1

The percentile itself is read off the calibration curve by interpolating between published marks-to-percentile bands, so the jump between any two scores follows the real shape of the exam, not a straight line.

REFERENCE

Marks, percentile, and rank at a glance.

A quick reference for common scores. These are the exact numbers the predictor produces, straight from the same engine.

Marks / 300PercentileAll-India rank
300100.00001
27199.994767
25099.9772286
22099.89621,299
20099.78672,667
18099.58345,209
16099.24789,404
14098.6916,365
12097.7428,195
10096.0848,951
7090.721,16,050
4071.83,52,824
2035.38,09,069

ACCURACY

How accurate is this?

This is a reliable estimate, not the official NTA result. The true percentile depends on the full candidate distribution across every session and the normalisation NTA applies once results are declared, none of which exists at the moment you are planning.

What the tool does is honest and checkable: it interpolates your score against a calibration table drawn from real JEE Main data, then converts that percentile to a rank using the count of candidates who appeared. Expect your actual rank to land in the neighbourhood of this estimate, closest in the middle of the range and looser at the very top, where a fraction of a percentile separates thousands of ranks.

Use it to set a target and gauge the gap, then close that gap with focused practice on the highest-yield JEE Main chapters rather than treating any single number as fixed.

In counselling season, the same estimate helps you shortlist: JoSAA allots NIT, IIIT and GFTI seats round by round using your category rank, so compare your predicted rank against the previous year’s round-wise closing ranks on josaa.nic.in and fill choices liberally. Remember the admission-side criterion too — 75% aggregate in boards (65% for SC/ST) or a top-20-percentile position in your board, over and above the rank itself.

Have questions?

We've got answers

You enter your expected JEE Main score. The tool maps that score to a percentile using a calibrated marks-to-percentile table built from real JEE Main data, then converts the percentile to an All-India rank with the formula Rank = ((100 - percentile) / 100) times the number of candidates who appeared, plus one.

No. It is a reliable estimate, not the official NTA result. The true percentile depends on the full per-session candidate distribution and NTA normalisation, which is only known after results are declared. Treat this as a well-calibrated ballpark for planning.

Around 150 marks out of 300 places you near the 99th percentile in a typical JEE Main session. The climb is steep through the middle of the range and flattens near the top, where each additional mark moves your percentile by a smaller amount but still shifts your rank by thousands.

Yes. The rank predictor is completely free and needs no sign-up. Jeeify also offers a free 7-day trial of its full AI-adaptive practice platform if you want to work on closing the gap to your target rank.

JoSAA allots NIT, IIIT and GFTI seats through multiple rounds using your category rank, and cutoffs differ by institute, branch and category. Use your predicted rank to shortlist realistic options against the previous year’s round-wise closing ranks published on josaa.nic.in, and fill choices liberally — closing ranks often move in later rounds.

Yes — admission to NITs, IIITs and GFTIs through JoSAA requires either 75% aggregate in class 12 boards (65% for SC/ST) or a top-20-percentile position in your board, in addition to your JEE Main rank. The criterion applies at admission, not for writing the exam.