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72 marks in JEE Main , specifically for the 22nd January, Shift 2 exam.

To provide an accurate percentile , it would depend on the overall difficulty of the paper and performance of candidates in that particular shift.

Generally, 72 marks in JEE Main could correspond to a percentile

A score of 72 marks in JEE Main 2022 January shift 2 corresponds to approximately 92.5-93.5 percentile, indicating a relatively strong performance in the exam.

• 250+ marks: Considered a good score overall, giving you a high chance at top NITs.
• Percentile range: A good score generally falls within the 85-95

If you scored 117 marks in JEE Mains 2025, your expected percentile could be around 95-96%, depending on the difficulty level of the shift and overall performance of candidates. Percentiles vary across sessions, so check official NTA results for an accurate percentile once released.

Hi,

Based on the previous year analysis, According to your JEE MAINS 2025 marks your expected JEE MAINS 2025 percentile may range between 94.39636137 - 92.76234617 and your expected JEE MAINS Rank may range between 79298 - 102421.

You can know about your JEE MAINS 2025 percentile using the JEE

According to recent trends, an 80 percentile in JEE Mains usually translates to around 48 to 51 marks out of 300.

80 percentile means that 80% of the candidates scored lower than you.

The exact marks for 80 percentile can vary depending on the difficulty level of the JEE Main

Hello,

No, but NTA follows a specific policy for awarding bonus marks in JEE Main when there are errors or ambiguities in the question paper. The marks are awarded in the following cases:

Wrong or Ambiguous Question: If a question has no correct answer, multiple correct answers, or is incorrect,

hi. ,

based on the previous years data the percentile for 31 marks in JEE mains held on January 29th shift 2 is expected to be - 58.15 and 71.30.  .

point to be noted is that these are the expected scores and the actual score depend upon the candidates

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Congratulations on scoring 121 marks in the JEE Main 2025 exam .

Based on previous trends, a score of 121 marks in JEE Main typically corresponds to a percentile around 95. The expected cutoff for the OBC-NCL category is around 83 percentile.

Therefore, with a 95 percentile, you

Based on current trends, a score of 77 marks in JEE Mains 2025 Jan 22 shift 2 for the general category would likely fall within a percentile range of around 88-90 and could result in a rank somewhere between 100,000 to 150,000; however, the exact rank depends on the overall

Hello Dhruvi,

Yes, your practical marks will be added to your theory marks. If you scored 65 out of 100 in physics theory and 35 out of 50 in practicals, your total marks in physics would be:

65 (theory) + 35 (practical) = 100 out of 150.

Final results depend