Ajay, you can check the previous years cut offs for NITs at our page: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-cutoff . Now cut offs change every year. A percentile is the no.of Candidates who scored better than you in the exam. Going by that, to calculate your JEE percentille, we should 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. Let's say 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. And you may also use our college predictor to predict colleges with your score: