Session 2 Result expected April 25, 2026 · JoSAA Counselling begins May 2026

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JEE Mains 2026 Results

NTA Score, percentile calculation, category-wise cutoffs, scorecard details and your next steps after results are declared.

Result Status

JEE Mains 2026 Result Status

Session-wise result declaration status

Session 1

Result Declared ✓

February 12, 2026

Session 2

Result Expected

April 25, 2026

Best of Two Policy: If you appeared in both sessions, NTA automatically considers your best NTA Score for rank calculation and JoSAA counselling. You don't need to apply separately.

Step by Step

How to Check Your Result

Simple steps to access your scorecard on the NTA portal

1

Visit Official Portal

Go to jeemain.nta.ac.in or the direct result link provided by NTA.

2

Click on Result Link

Find the "JEE Main 2026 Session 2 Result" link on the homepage.

3

Enter Credentials

Log in using your Application Number and Date of Birth.

4

View & Download Scorecard

Your NTA Score, All India Rank and qualifying status will be displayed.

5

Save Your Scorecard

Download and save the PDF. You will need it for JoSAA counselling.

Understanding Scores

NTA Score (Percentile) Explained

Your rank is based on percentile, not raw marks

Percentile Formula

NTA Percentile = (Number of candidates who scored ≤ your raw score ÷ Total candidates appeared) × 100

Example: If 12,00,000 candidates appeared and 11,88,000 scored ≤ your score, your percentile = (11,88,000 ÷ 12,00,000) × 100 = 99.0 percentile.

NTA PercentileApprox. Rank Range
99.99+1 – 87
99.9 – 99.9988 – 870
99 – 99.9871 – 26,000
97 – 9926,001 – 78,000
90 – 9778,001 – 2,60,000
Below 902,60,000+

*Ranks are approximate based on ~13 lakh candidates. Actual ranks vary by year.

Your Scorecard

What's in Your Scorecard

The NTA scorecard contains the following details:

Candidate Name, Roll Number & Application Number
Date of Birth and Category
Subject-wise Raw Scores (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics)
Total Raw Score out of 300
NTA Score (Percentile) — overall and subject-wise
All India Rank (AIR) — overall category rank
Category Rank (SC / ST / OBC / EWS / PwD)
Qualifying Status for JEE Advanced (Yes / No)
Reference Data

JEE Advanced Qualifying Cutoff

Category-wise percentile cutoff to qualify for JEE Advanced (2025 data — 2026 TBD):

General (GEN)93.2
OBC-NCL79.67
EWS78.21
SC60.09
ST44.09
PwD0.11

*2026 cutoff will be announced with the final result. Cutoff changes every year based on difficulty and student count.

Action Plan

What to Do After Results

Follow this action plan to maximize your admission chances

1

Verify Scorecard Details

Cross-check your name, category, scores and ranks carefully. Report discrepancies to NTA immediately.

2

Check JEE Advanced Eligibility

Top 2,50,000 qualifying candidates can appear for JEE Advanced. Check the shortlist on jeeadv.ac.in.

3

Prepare JoSAA Documents

Gather marksheets, category certificates, ID proof and passport photos for counselling.

4

Research College & Branch Options

Use previous year closing ranks to shortlist realistic college and branch combinations.

5

Register for JoSAA Counselling

Register on josaa.ac.in once the schedule is announced (expected May 2026).

6

Explore State Counselling

Many states run separate counselling for government colleges using JEE Mains scores.