How many marks are required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main 2021?
How many marks are required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main 2021? - There are many students who are going to appear for the JEE Main exam and are worried about their prospective scores and the corresponding percentile. Because of the process of JEE Main normalization introduced by the National Testing Agency, most of the students get confused on what is the minimum score that would help them cross the JEE Main cutoff bar. Thus, for such students, Careers360 brings the understanding of marks required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main as explained by Prof. Uma Sankar (All India IIT Coordinator at Sri Chaitanya Educational Institutions). However, the score does not in itself totally assure that the student will get a college and this totally depends upon the JEE Main result which decides the marks, rank as well as percentile. Hence, candidates may refer to the article below that will give an idea on how many marks are required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main.
Marks required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main
It can be said based upon the previous trend of a few years that in order to score 90 percentile, candidates need to have a score of at least 70 to 75 marks. However, this is just the probable range of marks because it varies for particular sessions. It shall totally depend upon how difficult the question paper comes up to be, how many students appear in the exam and how they performed in that examination as it varies according to normalization.
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How to score 90 percentile in JEE Main?
Students who are going to appear for the upcoming session of JEE Main should keep their spirits high and eye on scoring higher. Talking about the average score, 90 percentile is not something much difficult to achieve as suggested by Prof. Uma Sankar. All one has to do is correctly attempt 7-8 questions in each section out of 25. This is not a difficult task because those who prepare for the examination and concentrate upon the essence of the questions will break through. Capturing and pocketing such easy questions while attempting the paper will help them achieve the bar of minimum passing marks and therefore head towards other questions keeping regard with negative marking. For this, candidates who thoroughly complete the books for board exams, particularly NCERT books and then solving previous JEE Main question papers shall prove sufficient.
JEE Main Marks versus Percentile
Candidates who are looking for the contrasting calculation of JEE Main marks vs percentile may check out the answer to how many marks are required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main. The table below shows the average range of marks and the corresponding range of percentile that is totally based upon the previous trends. However, the ratio is dependent upon various factors like difficulty level of the question paper, number of students that appeared in the examination, etc.
-->JEE Main Percentile vs Marks
| JEE Main Score | Percentile |
| -75 - -20 | 0.843517743614459 - 0.843517743614459 |
| -19 - -10 | 0.843517743614459 - 0.843517743614459 |
| 0 - 10 | 0.843517743614459 - 9.69540662201048 |
| 11 - 20 | 13.4958497103427 - 33.2291283360524 |
| 21 - 30 | 37.6945295632834 - 56.5693109770195 |
| 31 - 40 | 58.1514901857346 - 71.3020522957121 |
| 41 - 50 | 73.2878087751462 - 80.9821538087469 |
| 51 - 60 | 82.0160627661434 - 86.9079446541208 |
| 61 - 70 | 87.5122250914779 - 90.7022005707394 |
| 71 - 80 | 91.0721283110867 - 93.1529718505396 |
| 81 - 90 | 93.4712312797351 - 94.7494792463808 |
| 91 - 100 | 94.9985943180054 - 96.0648502433078 |
| 101 - 110 | 96.2045500677875 - 96.9782721725982 |
| 111 - 120 | 97.1429377776765 - 97.6856721385145 |
| 121 - 130 | 97.8112608696124 - 98.2541321080562 |
| 131 - 140 | 98.3174149345299 - 98.6669358629096 |
| 141 - 150 | 98.7323896268267 - 98.9902969950969 |
| 151 - 160 | 99.0286140409721 - 99.2397377073381 |
| 161 - 170 | 99.272084675244 - 99.4312143898418 |
| 171 - 180 | 99.4569399985455 - 99.573193698637 |
| 181 - 190 | 99.5973996511304 - 99.6885790237511 |
| 191 - 200 | 99.7108311325455 - 99.7824720681761 |
| 201 - 210 | 99.7950635053476 - 99.845212160289 |
| 211 - 220 | 99.8516164257469 - 99.8937326121479 |
| 221 - 230 | 99.9011137994553 - 99.9289017987302 |
| 231 - 240 | 99.9349804235716 - 99.9563641573886 |
| 241 - 250 | 99.9601632979145 - 99.9750342194015 |
| 250 - 262 | 99.9772051568448 - 99.9888196721667 |
| 263 - 270 | 99.9909906096101 - 99.9940299220308 |
| 271 - 280 | 99.9946812032638 - 99.997394875068 |
| 300 | 99.99989145 |
Normalization in JEE Main
For those who are confused about why the question on marks required to score 90 percentile in JEE Main happened to exist at first, the reason is the normalization process that is used by NTA to put the students who appeared in the various sessions of JEE Main on a common platform. It is done to avoid the contention that one session was more difficult than the other causing the sense of injustice with one or the other. The percentile scores indicate the percentage of candidates who scored equal to or below the particular percentile in the examination and is generally from a scale of 100 to 0 for each session.
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when did nta will open new registration for jeemain exam 3 session
The dates have been not released for the registration process of the other sessions of jee mains. But we can predict that the registration process for March session will start at the end of February, for April it would start in the last week of March and for may the application window will open in the first week of may. Students are advised to keep an eye on the official website so that they do not miss the dates. For more info you may visit the following link:
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Answer laterI didnt register the jeemain exam what is way too register for the next exam
Hello there,
For the year 2021, the JEE Mains exam is going to conduct in 4 sessions i.e. in February, March, april and may.
The candidates can apply to all the sessions at one time, but the application form fee has to be paid, depending on the number of sessions you want to appear.
But if you have not filled the february application form, then don't worry. You can fill the application form for next 3 sessions.
NTA will open the application form window for the next 3 sessions separately. So, you can fill the form that time. For more, visit the link given below.
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how long do it take to get our exam centre after filling jee form 2021 ? and how do we check that which centre did we got ?
You will get to know about your examination centre for JEE main ,once your admit card gets released as it is your admit card which mention details like your examination centre, its address , exam date, reporting time to the examination centre, instructions to be followed in exam and other details
Your JEE main admit card will be released 15 days before your examination. For February session it is expected to be released in the second week of February
National Testing Agency will release your jee main admit card at its official page jeemain.nta.nic.in
You can follow the below steps to download your admit card once it gets released
*Visit jeemain.nta.nic.in
*Click on Download admit card
*Then you need to enter your application number, your date of birth, and the security pin and then click on submit.
*Your admit card will appear , save it and take a printout
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can you send question paper for jee 2021 Feb sample paper NTA
Dear Aspirant,
using sample papers for preparation of JEE Mains is one of the most efficient methods of preparation, it not only helps you self evaluate yourself on your weak and strong points but it also gives you an idea of how questions are asked.
Kindly visit the link given below to view and download the sample question paper.
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Is linear programming there for Jee?
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No, linear programming is not there in jee syllabus as in linear programming one has to make graph and using that one has to solve the question but jee is not subjective examination so it is not there.
You can check the complete jee main 2021 syllabus at :-
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*Properties of solids and liquids
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*Electronic devices
*Kinetic theory of gases
*Current electricity
*Communication systems
*Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
*Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
*Optics
*Electromagnetic waves
*Atoms and nuclei
*Electrostatics
*Dual nature of matter and radiation
*Experimental Skills
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Physical chemistry:-
*Some basic concepts in chemistry
*Atomic structure
*Chemical bonding and molecular structure
*States of matter
*Chemical thermodynamics
*Solutions
*Equilibrium
*Redox reactions and electrochemistry
*Chemical kinetics
*Surface chemistry
Organic Chemistry:-
*Some basic principles of organic chemistry
*Purification and characterisation of organic compounds
*Hydrocarbons
*Chemistry in everyday life
*Principles related to practical chemistry
*Organic compounds containing halogens
*Organic compounds containing oxygen
*Organic compounds containing nitrogen
*Polymers
*Biomolecules
Inorganic Chemistry:-
*Classification of elements and periodicity in properties
*Block elements i. e alkali and alkaline earth metals
*Hydrogen
*P Block elements group 13 to group 18 elements
*d- and f - block elements
*Co-ordination compounds
*Environmental chemistry
*General principles and processes of isolation of metals
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* Sets, relations and functions
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