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Every exam session will convert the scores that candidates received on the JEE exam into a scale that goes from 100 to 0. For instance, percentile scores show the proportion of candidates in a given JEE Main exam session who received the same or lower marks than those who did. With a raw score less than or equal to that of the candidate with the highest raw score divided by the total number of candidates who took the JEE Main exam during that session, 100 is multiplied by the total number of candidates who took the exam.

The number of candidates who took the exam in total, its level of difficulty, the number of seats available, and other factors are taken into account when determining the JEE Main cutoff. JEE Main cutoff 2022 might be higher or lower than it was last year.

You can refer the below link for more details:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-rank

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