JEE Main Result 2021 (Announced): Percentile, Toppers, Scorecard, Cut Off

Last updated on July 20th, 2021

JEE Main Result 2021 for the March session is released by NTA on 24th March 2021. NTA has released the JEE Main 2021 Final Answer Keys for all papers along with the candidate’s response sheets. The same can be downloaded from the official website.

NTA has recently released the JEE Main Result 2021 for Paper 2A and 2B i.e. B.Arch and B.Planning papers respectively (February session). Candidates can use the direct link below to download their scorecards.

• Top 2,50,000 JEE Main 2021 candidates will be eligible for JEE Advanced.
• 13 students have scored a perfect 100 percentile NTA score in the March session.
• Bannuru Rohit Kumar Reddy of Telangana has bagged the 1st rank in JEE Main March 2021 session. Check Toppers’ Tips

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JEE Main 2021 Result: Important Dates

Given below are the important dates for JEE Main Result 2021-

Events	Dates (March session)
JEE Main Exam Dates	16th to 18th March 2021
JEE Main Answer Key (Final)	23rd March
JEE Main Result 2021	24th March (Announced)
JEE Main Counselling Begins	1st Week of August (Tentative)

• The final JEE Main Cut Off (qualifying) will be declared after compiling JEE Main Result 2021 scores of various sessions.
• This will be done using the normalization process.
• As a result, scores are adjusted depending upon the difficulty level of each paper.

JEE Main Result 2021 for February Session will be declared for Paper 1 (B.E/B.Tech) & Paper 2A (B.Arch) + Paper 2B (B.Planning) separately.

Download JEE Main Question Paper 2021 and Older Question Papers (With Solutions)

How to Check JEE Main 2021 Result?

To check your JEE Main Result 2021 for February session, candidates have to visit the official site and login with their details.

Direct Link 1 to Download JEE Main 2021 Scorecard (B.Arch & B.Planning included) Direct Link 2 to Download JEE Main 2021 Scorecard

Steps to check the JEE Main Result 2021 and downloading the scorecard are mentioned below:

• Firstly, go to the official site of JEE Main 2021 – jeemain.nta.nic.in.

• Now click on the “JEE (Main) 2021 (B.E./B.Tech.) Result – Link 1”.
• Choose the examination session that the candidate appeared for i.e. February or March.
• After that, enter the required details such as Application Number, Date of Birth.

• Then, enter the security pin as given in the picture (varies).
• Further, click on the ‘Submit’ button.
• Verify and Download JEE Main 2021 Result Scorecard.
• Lastly, save it as a PDF file or take a print out of JEE Main 2021 Scorecard for future use.

Applicants check whether JEE Main 2021 Scorecard is correct. Furthermore, they should also match the same with their JEE Main Admit Card/Hall Ticket.

Details mentioned on JEE Main Scorecard

Following are the particulars display on the scorecard:

• Name of the applicant
• Mother’s Name
• Father’s Name
• Nationality
• State
• Gender
• Category
• Date of Birth of the applicant
• Roll number of the applicant
• Applicant’s photograph
• Signature
• Subject wise NTA scores
• Total NTA Score
• Cut Off to Qualify for JEE Advanced 2021

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Sample of JEE Main 2021 Result Scorecard

Given below is an image of the JEE Main Scorecard. The format of scorecard changes from year to year. The image below is from the JEE Main 2020 Result for September 2020 session.

Scores of each examination are segregated in the JEE Main Result 2021 of JEE Main Scorecard. NTA explains how the NTA Score of a candidate is calculated. As visible in the image above, these scores are normalized according to relative performance and difficulty levels of the JEE Main examination.

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JEE Main Result 2021 Toppers List

The list of all the toppers and 100 NTA scorers is given below for various JEE Main 2021 sessions.

March 2021

Given below is the list of 13 toppers of JEE Main March 2021 Results (B.Tech)-

S.No.	Application No.	Candidates Name	State Code Of Eligibility
1.	210310206278	Bannuru Rohit Kumar Reddy	Telangana
2.	210310275149	Bratin Mondal	West Bengal
3.	210310124509	Siddharth Kalra	Delhi (Nct)
4.	210310195425	Kumar Satyadarshi	Bihar
5.	210310192033	Mridul Agarwal	Rajasthan
6.	210310145927	Ashwin Abraham	Tamil Nadu
7.	210310232489	Atharva Abhijit Tambat	Maharashtra
8.	210310101411	Bakshi Gargi Makarand	Maharashtra
9.	210310179692	Madur Adarsh Reddy	Telangana
10.	210310293897	Zenith Malhotra	Rajasthan
11.	210310215185	Josyula Venkata Aditya	Telangana
12.	210310077450	Rohit Kumar	Rajasthan
13.	210310233490	Kavya Chopra	Delhi (Nct)

February 2021

The list of 6 toppers who scored a full 100 percentile or NTA score in JEE Main 2021 Paper 1 (February session) is given below-

S. No	Candidate Name	State
1	Ranjim Prabal Das	Delhi (NCT)
2	Anath Krishna Kidambi	Gujarat
3	Siddhant Mukherjee	Maharashtra
4	Guramrit Singh	Chandigarh
5	Saket Jha	Rajasthan
6	Pravar Kataria	Delhi (NCT)

JEE Main Toppers List 2020

The list of 24 toppers who scored a full 100 percentile or NTA score in JEE Main 2020 Paper 1 (April / September session) is given below-

S. No	Application No	Candidate Name	State
1	200310012227	Nisarg Chadha	Gujarat
2	200310032843	Gurkirat Singh	Delhi (NCT)
3	200310041891	Divyanshu Agarwal	Haryana
4	200310065452	Landa Jitendra	Andhra Pradesh
5	200310071309	Swayam Shashank Chube	Maharashtra
6	200310120506	Nishant Agarwal	Delhi (NCT)
7	200310145653	Y S S Narasimha Naidu	Andhra Pradesh
8	200310151723	R Muhender Raj	Rajasthan
9	200310166791	Parth Dwivedi	Rajasthan
10	200310176112	Harshvardhan Agarwal	Haryana
11	200310185804	Tushar Sethi	Delhi (NCT)
12	200310226303	Vadapalli Arvind Narasimha	Telangana
13	200310326138	Chirag Falor	Delhi (NCT)
14	200310386279	Chagari Kaushal Kumar Reddy	Telangana
15	200310404791	Thadavarthi Vishnu Sri Sai Sankar	Andhra Pradesh
16	200310423914	Akhil Agrawal	Rajasthan
17	200310436560	Akhil Jain	Rajasthan
18	200310437355	Chukka Tanuja	Telangana
19	200310504229	Shiva Krishna Sagi	Telangana
20	200310566235	Deeti Yeshash Chandra	Telangana
21	200310574091	Morreddigari Likhith Reddy	Telangana
22	200310585775	Rachapalli Shashank Anirudh	Telangana
23	200310594754	Rongala Arun Siddardha	Telangana
24	200310713902	Laksh Gupta	Delhi (NCT)

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JEE Main 2021 Seat Matrix

JEE Main 2021 Seat Matrix shows the number of seats available from JEE Main towards NITs, IIITs and GFTIs. Other than this, seats are available in other private colleges as well. The Seat Matrix includes seats for all the institutions taking part in the Counselling Process of JEE Main 2021. Given below is an estimated data of JEE Main 2021 Seat Matrix based on the data of previous years.

Category	Total Seats	GFTIs	IIITs	NITs	IITs
Open	19713	2898	1991	8897	5927
Open-PWD	962	146	91	442	283
SC	6391	796	663	2993	1939
SC-PWD	343	43	43	160	97
ST	395	459	340	1827	969
ST-PWD	197	21	14	108	54
OBC	10972	1061	1200	5212	3499
OBC – PWD	566	59	66	272	169
Total Seats	38704	5635	4449	17452	11168

How to calculate JEE Main 2021 Result?

The JEE Main Result 2021 is calculated in the form of a percentile NTA score for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and a combined score. The NTA scores are obtained by normalization. This is done using the raw score gained by the candidates. The following formula is used to obtain the NTA score-

The NTA scores of candidates in JEE Main exam will be used to compute the ranks. The AIR is affected directly by the scores obtained in Joint Entrance Exam i.e. higher the scores, better the rank in JEE Main. In case, two or more candidates score equal marks, then the tie-breaking rule or inter-se-merit will be applicable.

Normalization Procedure for JEE Main Result 2021

Various sets of JEE Main 2021 papers are designed for each shift. To maintain equivalence of scores, no two shifts have the same question repeating. However, the difficulty level of these papers from various sessions might not remain the same. Thus, a few candidates may ultimately attempt a relatively tougher set of questions when compared to other sets.

• The candidates who attempt the comparatively difficult examination are likely to get lower marks as compared to those who attempt the easier one. To overcome such a situation, “Normalization procedure based on Percentile Score” will be used.
• This is to ensure that candidates are neither at a benefit or a disadvantage because of the various difficulty levels of the examination. Thus, To bring asymmetry over the difficulty scale with context to the issues mentioned above, the Normalization Procedure will be used for JEE Main 2021.

How do top scorers benefit from Normalization Procedure?

The Percentile Score and NTA Score of a candidate is the same. But it might still be unclear how two candidates – one scoring 332 marks in a particular shift, while other scoring 346 marks in another shift – would have a full 100 NTA Score. Given below is an example of the same-

Suppose the examination was held on two days in two shifts. This will be calculated as 4 sessions.

Now, in all these sessions, the highest raw scorer will always have the highest NTA Score i.e. 100. Consequently, 100% of candidates in that particular session have a score equal to or less than the highest scorer/topper for the particular session. Given below is a table for calculation of NTA scores (percentile) of toppers.

This shows that all the highest raw scores would be normalized to 100 Percentile Score for their respective session in JEE Main 2021 using the Normalization Procedure.

Tie-Breaking Rule for JEE Main 2021 Result

Tie-breaker rule is nothing but the criteria on which the candidate for higher rank will be selected if there is a tie or equivalence between marks of two candidates. Usually, this does not affect the rank or percentile of a candidate by huge degree. Given below are the rules for various Papers of JEE Main 2021.

JEE Main Paper 1 (B.Tech/B.E)

The NTA score of the following subjects are considered –

• Mathematics: Candidate who gets more percentile score in Mathematics will be ranked higher
• Physics: Candidate who gets more percentile score in Physics will be ranked higher
• Chemistry: Candidate who gets more percentile score in Chemistry will be ranked higher
• Date of Birth: The older candidate between the two will be ranked higher

Note: In case the tie still remains undetermined, the same rank is given to both the candidates.

JEE Main 2021 Paper 2A (B.Arch)

Let us see how the NTA scores in the following subjects are considered –

• Mathematics: Candidate who scores higher marks in maths section will be given a higher rank
• Aptitude Test: Candidate with a higher score in the aptitude test will be allotted a higher rank
• Drawing Test: Candidate with higher scores in the drawing test will be allotted a higher rank
• Less negative response: Candidates having lesser number of negative responses in the paper will be given a higher rank
• Date of Birth: The older candidate will be ranked higher between the two

JEE Main 2021 Paper 2B (B.Planning)

Let us see how the NTA scores in the following subjects are considered:

• Mathematics: Candidate who obtains higher marks in Mathematics section will be given a higher rank
• Aptitude Test: If the tie remains, the candidate with a higher score in aptitude section will be given a higher rank
• Planning Based Questions: If all rules above do not break the tie, then the candidate with higher marks in planning based questions will be given the higher rank
• Less negative response: Candidate having less number of negative responses in the paper will be ranked higher
• Date of Birth: The older candidate will be ranked higher between the two

JEE Main 2021 Marks Vs Rank

The following table depicts the approximate marks range for calculating the probable rank in JEE Main. The data given below is based on the old JEE Main Exam Pattern. For an analysis of this data, it is imperative to understand that the top 10 to 20 rankers of JEE Main usually score 40 to 50 marks below the maximum marks of the examination. It is also important to note that a rank of around 15,000 is considered good and will get you a percentile score of around 90 to 95%ile. Do remember that there are more than 11,00,000 applicants who appear for the JEE Main Examination.

Score Range	Rank Range
285 – 300	1 – 100
275 – 284	100 – 200
260 – 274	200 – 500
250 – 259	500 – 100
240 – 249	1000 – 1500
220 – 239	1500 – 3500
200 – 219	3500 – 6000
180 – 199	6000 – 9500
150 – 180	9500 – 15000
120 – 149	15000 – 35000
<120	More than 35000

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JEE Main 2021 Answer Key

JEE Main 2021 Answer Keys will be released after the Computer-based exam. Answer Keys are different for different sets of papers. This is because the questions in various sets are jumbled up. Although the questions of all the sets in a particular shift might be indifferent. The JEE Main Answer Keys will be released at www.jeemain.nic.in.

• The answer keys will be available online until the result is announced.
• Also, those who are not satisfied with the captured response can challenge the JEE Main official answer keys along with the proof.
• A fee of INR 1000 per question will be charged for challenging the answer keys. Also, the JAB’s/CBSE’s decision on the challenges will be final.

JEE Main 2021 Result: Rank Lists

• A rank list will be set up according to the marks obtained by the candidate in the JEE Main examination.
• It will be released independently for paper 1 as well as paper 2. Check JEE Main Exam Pattern
• Admissions will be provided according to the rank achieved in the entrance test.
• The tie-breaking rule will be applied in case two or more applicants get equal marks.

JEE Main 2021 Result: Qualifying Cut Off

JEE Main 2021 Cutoff will be based on the overall data finally released by the Counselling Authority for JEE Main 2021. Meanwhile, candidates can check the JEE Main Cutoff for previous years to understand the trend seat allotment at highest and lowest ranks under various JEE Main Rank Lists.

JEE Main Cut Off 2020

Category	Cutoff for Paper 1
Common Rank List	89
General-EWS	78
Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL)	74
Scheduled Caste (SC)	54
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	44
PwD	0

JEE Main Cut Off 2019

Reservation Category	JEE Main Cutoff for Paper 1
Common Rank List	89.7548849
General – EWS	78.2174869
Other Backward Classes (OBC-NCL)	74.3166557
Scheduled Caste (SC)	54.0128155
Scheduled Tribe (ST)	44.3345172
PwD	0.1137173

What factors change the JEE Main Cutoff?

A large number of factors might be responsible for a change in JEE Main Cut off. Joint Seat Allocation Board has announced that class 12th marks will not be given weightage for calculating AIRs in JEE Main 2021 Exam. Although colleges might weigh the same under their admission criteria. On the other hand, major IITs do not take candidates below the minimum aggregate of around 90% in 12th boards due to high competition for seats in top courses of top IITs. The following factors play a vital role in determining the JEE Main Cutoff every year-

• Total number of candidates appeared for the exam
• Level of difficulty of the exam
• Number of available seats
• Overall performance of the candidate

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FAQs

When will JEE Mains 2021 Session 3 and 4 results declared?

JEE Main results for session 1 and session 2 are declared. Session 3 and session 4 results will be declared within 2 weeks after the completion of exams.

How to check JEE Main 2021 results?

JEE Mains results are declared for sessions 1 and 2 and but not for sessions 3 and 4. Students can check their results at JEE(Main): View Result (ntaresults.nic.in)

How many colleges accept JEE Main result 2021?

The candidates will be able to apply for admissions into 31 NITs, 25 IIITs and 28 GFTIs using the JEE Main 2021 result.

What is Tie-Breaking Rule for JEE Main 2021 Result?

The Tie-breaker rule is nothing but the criteria on which the candidate for higher rank will be selected if there is a tie or equivalence between marks of two candidates.

What factors change the JEE Main Cutoff?

• The total number of candidates who appeared for the exam
• Level of difficulty of the exam
• Number of available seats
• Overall performance of the candidate