Prachi Kumari 14th Feb, 2025

Hello,

To calculate the Common Rank List (CRL) rank in JEE based on your percentile , follow these steps:

• Get Total Candidates : Find the total number of candidates who appeared for JEE Session 1.
• Use Rank Formula : CRL Rank = [(100 - Percentile) x Total Candidates]/100.
• Round Off : Round the calculated rank to the nearest whole number.
• Check Tie-Breaking Rules : If multiple students have the same percentile, JEE applies tie-breaking criteria based on subject scores.
• Verify with Official Data : Always check the official JEE website for accuracy.

Hope you find it useful !

Ankit 13th Feb, 2025

To calculate your Common Rank List (CRL) in JEE Mains from your percentile, use the formula:

CRL Rank = [(100 - Your Percentile) / 100] × Total Candidates Appeared

For example, if your percentile is 85 and 10 lakh candidates appeared:
CRL Rank = [(100 - 85) / 100] × 10,00,000
= 1,50,000

This gives an approximate rank. The actual CRL rank may vary slightly due to tie-breaking rules and official normalization. For precise results, check the official JEE rank list when released.

Tanya Gupta 13th Feb, 2025

Hello,

To calculate the Common Rank List (CRL) in JEE Session 1 based on your percentile, you need to estimate your approximate rank using the formula:

Estimated Rank= (100-Your Percentile)*Total candidates appeared/100

For example, if 10 lakh candidates appeared and your percentile is 95, your estimated rank would be:

(100 - 95)*10,00,000/100=50,000

This gives a rough estimate, but actual CRL depends on factors like tie-breaking rules and normalization. The final rank is published by NTA with official results.