How to calculate jee 2020 percentiles
JEE Main: Chapter Wise Weightage | Syllabus | Most Scoring Topics: Jan | April | Test Series
Sample Papers 2027: Physics | Chemistry | Maths | Inorganic Chemistry | PYQ's | Study Guide
New: Physics Formula Handbook | PYQ Strategy | Notes: Formulas | Rank Booster
Most Repeated Ques: Physics | Chemistry | Maths - Master Guide: Chemistry | Maths
Answer (1)
Student Expert
19th Jan, 2020
Hello,
Basically a percentile is the number of Candidates who scored better than you in the JEE examination.
Accordingly, to calculate your JEE percentile,you can use the formula 100 - your total percentile score. Now 869010 Candidates appeared for Jan exam. Going by that, your rank formula is (100 - your total score) X 869010 /100.
Suppose if the number of candidates for April exam increased to 12,00,000 then your final rank shall be (100 - your total score) X 12,00,000/100.
I hope this helps.
Basically a percentile is the number of Candidates who scored better than you in the JEE examination.
Accordingly, to calculate your JEE percentile,you can use the formula 100 - your total percentile score. Now 869010 Candidates appeared for Jan exam. Going by that, your rank formula is (100 - your total score) X 869010 /100.
Suppose if the number of candidates for April exam increased to 12,00,000 then your final rank shall be (100 - your total score) X 12,00,000/100.
I hope this helps.
Comments (0)
Related Questions
Know More about
Joint Entrance Examination (Main)
Eligibility | Application | Result | Preparation Tips | Question Paper | Admit Card | Answer Key | Accepting Colleges
Get Updates Brochure
Thank You!
Your Joint Entrance Examination (Main) brochure has been successfully mailed to your registered email id “”.
Upcoming Exams
Application Date:
18 Sep, 2026
- 2 Dec, 2026
Exam Date:
9 May, 2027
- 9 May, 2027
