For the 2025 JEE Mains April shift, a score of 108 marks would likely correspond to a percentile around 85-90 for the General category. This estimate is based on previous trends, where a score of 100-110 marks typically falls within this range. However, the exact percentile can vary depending on

Based on the available data, scoring 108 marks in the JEE Main 2025 April session is expected to correspond to a percentile range of approximately 93.00 to 94.99.

This percentile range suggests a moderate performance, which may qualify you for admission to certain NITs, IIITs, or GFTIs, depending on the

With a 64% in your board exams, if you score around 190 marks out of 240 in the Manipal Entrance Test (MET), it might be challenging to secure a Computer Science Engineering (CSE) seat in the main campus. Typically, to get CSE in the main campus, you would need to

Kindly provide details about examination in which you got marks. As different exams have different cut off scores for getting admissions in different colleges/universities.  In same colleges/universities there are different cut off marks for different fields.

Hello Manisha,

with 145 marks in JEE Main 2025 (April 4, shift 1), your expected percentile is around 97-98. this could translate to an approximate rank between 25,000 to 35,000, depending on the shift's difficulty. exact rank will be known after normalization and final result declration.

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If you scored 145 marks in JEE Mains 2025 (Session 2, 4th April, 1st shift), your percentile is expected to be around 97 to 98.5, depending on the paper's difficulty. This means you performed better than most students. Your rank could be between 20,000 to 35,000, but it may vary

Hello Aspirant,

Yes, you can use the Roll Number provided on your Intermediate Marks Memo as your Hall Ticket Number when applying for APLAWCET. However, because older records may not have had a separate hall ticket number, the roll number on your marks memo is likely to be accepted as

Hello Rajesh,

If your JEE Main score on April 8th, Shift 2 was 145 marks. Based on previous year trends and normalization, this would correspond to a percentile of anywhere between 96 to 97.5, depending on if the shift was hard or easy. But only the NTA can tell you