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Exam done. Now you need to know your rank.
Enter your JEE Advanced marks and category above. The predictor gives you your estimated All India Rank (AIR) and category rank so you can start mapping IIT options before the official result is declared.
Updated for JEE Advanced 2026 | Based on IIT Kanpur normalisation data from 2023–2025
JEE Advanced Rank Predictor 2026
Enter your total marks out of 360 and select your category (General / OBC-NCL / SC / ST / EWS / PwD). Your predicted AIR and category rank appear instantly.
How to Use the JEE Advanced Rank Predictor
Three steps. Under 30 seconds.
Step 1 — Enter your total marks Type your total score out of 360. Add up your Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics marks from the official answer key.
Step 2 — Select your category Choose from General (OPEN), OBC-NCL, SC, ST, EWS, or PwD. Category determines which rank list you appear in — your category rank is what IITs actually use for seat allocation.
Step 3 — Get your AIR and category rank The tool displays your predicted All India Rank and category rank based on historical JEE Advanced score distribution from 2023–2025.
JEE Advanced 2026: Marks vs Rank Reference Table
Use this alongside the predictor to cross-check your estimated rank. If you know your approximate marks, this gives you an immediate sense of where you stand before the tool calculation.
Based on JEE Advanced 2023–2025 normalisation trends. 2026 figures will shift slightly based on paper difficulty and total candidates.
JEE Advanced 2025 Qualifying Cutoff - What You Needed to Clear the Rank List
Before your rank matters, you need to have cleared the minimum cutoff to appear in the rank list at all. The 2025 cutoffs dropped significantly from 2024 — reflecting either a harder paper or different candidate distribution.
2026 cutoffs declared with official results. Use 2025 as your planning baseline.
Minimum Marks Required to Qualify - What the Numbers Mean
The cutoff percentages translate to actual marks like this (based on JEE Advanced 2025, total 360 marks):
You must clear both the per-subject minimum and the aggregate minimum. Clearing one but not the other means you do not appear in the rank list.
IIT Closing Ranks 2025 - CSE and ECE (Updated)
These are the 2025 closing ranks you should use for planning. The 2022–2023 data on the previous version of this page was two years out of date.
JoSAA Round 6 final allotment data. Newer IIT figures are approximate. 2026 cutoffs released during JoSAA counselling.
IIT Cutoff Trends: Year-Wise (2022–2025)
What Does My Rank Mean? IIT Options by Rank Range
Category-Wise Closing Ranks 2025 - IIT Bombay & IIT Delhi
Your category rank determines seat eligibility, not your AIR. A category rank of 50 does not mean AIR 50.
Female-only (supernumerary) seats have separate, more relaxed closing ranks at every IIT.
Rank-Specific Questions: What Can You Expect?
What rank does 70 marks in JEE Advanced give?
Scoring 70 out of 360 typically places you in the 18,000–20,000 AIR range. Here is the detailed breakdown:
At this rank, IIT admission in General category is very unlikely. Newer IITs in less competitive branches remain a small possibility. NITs via JEE Main become the primary pathway.
What rank does 90 marks give?
Scoring 90 out of 360 typically corresponds to an AIR between 14,000 and 15,000. At this rank, newer IITs in core branches or older IITs in interdisciplinary branches may be accessible.
What rank does 100 marks give?
100 marks typically corresponds to an AIR between 11,000 and 12,000. Newer IITs in core branches remain accessible. Older IITs are primarily limited to non-core branches (Chemical, Metallurgy, Mining) at this rank.
What rank does 150 marks give?
150 marks typically corresponds to an AIR in the 4,000–6,000 range. Newer IITs- CSE and ECE are accessible. Good IITs may offer ECE and Electrical Engineering branches.
What rank does 190 marks give?
190 marks typically places you under AIR 500. CSE at most top IITs (Madras, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Roorkee) is open. IIT Bombay and Delhi CSE require above 230+ marks.
Can I get an IIT with rank 18,000?
For General category candidates, rank 18,000 makes IIT admission extremely unlikely. SC, ST, and OBC-NCL candidates at this rank may still have options at newer IITs in non-CS branches. For General candidates at this rank, top NITs via JoSAA are the realistic path.
What about rank 7,000?
A rank of 7,000 gives realistic access to newer IITs such as IIT Bhilai, IIT Goa, IIT Jammu, and IIT Dharwad — primarily in CSE, ECE, and Electrical branches. Older IITs at this rank would only offer Metallurgy, Bioengineering, or Environmental Science branches in limited cases.
Colleges for Rank Around 20,000 in JEE Advanced
Fill all 6 JoSAA rounds when your rank is in this range. Later rounds often open up seats that were not allotted in rounds 1–3.
How the JEE Advanced Rank Predictor Works
The predictor uses the following inputs:
- Your total marks out of 360
- Your reservation category
- Historical score-to-rank distribution from JEE Advanced 2023, 2024, and 2025
- IIT-wide normalisation methodology published by the organising IIT each year
It then maps your score against the historical rank distribution to estimate where you likely fall in the final merit list.
Important: This is an estimate, not your official result. The official rank is declared by NTA/IIT after final answer key processing and result publication. Shift difficulty, paper variations, and the total number of qualified candidates can all influence the final rank.
What to Do After You Get Your Predicted Rank
Know your options before JoSAA opens: JEE Advanced College Predictor 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the JEE Advanced Rank Predictor?
The predictor uses historical rank distribution data from 2023–2025. It gives a reliable estimate for planning purposes. The actual rank may differ by 500–2,000 positions depending on paper difficulty variation and number of candidates that year.
Can I use this predictor if I have not yet seen the official answer key?
You can enter your self-estimated marks, but the prediction will only be as accurate as your self-assessment. For the most reliable prediction, use your marks after cross-checking with the official JEE Advanced answer key from the organising IIT's website.
What is the difference between AIR and category rank?
AIR (All India Rank) is your position among all JEE Advanced qualifiers. Category rank is your position within your reservation category. For IIT seat allocation, your category rank determines reserved seat eligibility. Both are shown by this predictor.
Does this predictor also work for JEE Main rank estimation?
No. JEE Advanced and JEE Main are separate exams with different mark distributions. Use the JEE Mains Rank Predictor for JEE Main rank estimation.
If my rank is above 16,000, should I still use this predictor?
Factors such as your JEE scores, the difficulty level of the exam, and previous years' trends are considered in the JEE Yes, your AIR is still useful for understanding if any newer IIT branch options exist for your category. But beyond 16,000 in the General category, the focus should shift to NIT planning via JEE Main rank.
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