JEE Advanced Rank List 2018

JEE Advanced Rank List 2018: IIT Kanpur has released the JEE Advanced 2018 extended merit list on June 14 for candidates. The authorities earlier released the rank list on June 10 in online mode. The rank list of JEE Advanced 2018 was available along with the official result. The application number and date of birth has to be submitted by the candidates to access the JEE Advanced 2018 rank list/ rank card. To be listed in the JEE Advanced 2018 rank list, the candidates should have attempted both Paper I and Paper II of JEE Advanced 2018 examination. The scores secured by the candidates in the examination will be used to prepare the rank list of JEE Advanced 2018. In case the candidates secure the same JEE Advanced rank, then the tie breaking policy will be adopted by the candidates. The minimum subject marks and aggregate marks should be secured by the candidates to qualify for the counselling session. Check the full article to know more information about JEE Advanced Rank List 2018.

Latest: JEE Advanced 2018 Result - extended merit list released 

Important Dates of JEE Advanced 2018 Rank List

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JEE Advanced 2018 Toppers

For the full list of toppers, read JEE Advanced 2018 Toppers.

Steps to Access JEE Advanced 2018 Rank List

• The rank list of JEE Advanced 2018 is available in online mode.

• The candidates will have to submit their application number and date of birth

• Click on “Submit”

• JEE Advanced 2018 Rank List/Rank Card are displayed on the screen.

• The candidates are advised to download the rank list/rank card for further use.

Highlights of JEE Advanced Rank List 2018

• The rank list of JEE Advanced 2018 consists of only those candidates who appear for both Paper I and Paper II of the examination.

• Both of the JEE Advanced 2018 papers are considered during the calculation of the marks. In Physics, the total scores is calculated on the basis of the candidate’s score in Paper I and Paper II. The same method is used for the calculation of Mathematics and Chemistry scores.

• The sum total marks scored in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics is the aggregate marks of the candidates. These aggregate marks are used to prepare JEE Advanced rank list 2018.

• JEE Advanced 2018 rank list/ rank card includes only those examinees who secured the minimum prescribed marks or more than that in each subject in each paper and also the aggregate marks. The minimum prescribed marks are different for different categories.

• There will be no waiting list for ranking/rank list.

• If a candidate qualifies in more than one category, then he/she will be considered in all of the categories he/she belongs to. This is done for the purpose of ranking.

Tie Breaking Policy of JEE Advanced 2018 Rank List

The tie breaking policy of JEE Advanced rank list will 2018 be used if two or more candidates secure the same ranks:

• The candidate with the higher positive marks will be given the higher rank

• If the tie still persists, the candidates with the higher score in Mathematics will be given the higher rank.

• If the tie is not broken, then the candidate who has obtained more score in Physics will be given a higher rank.

• Finally, if the tie is still not broken, then the candidates will be assigned the same ranks.

Minimum Prescribed Percentage of Marks and Aggregate Marks for Inclusion in JEE Advanced Rank List

The following table gives an insight to all candidates regarding the minimum marks and aggregate marks that the candidate has to secure to qualify for the rank list of JEE Advanced 2018. Since the qualifying marks has not been released for the present session, the candidates can check the previous year marks for reference. 

JEE Advanced Qualifying Marks

Criterion for Inclusion in JEE Advanced Rank List

Maximum Aggregate Marks and Maximum Marks in Each Subject

Summary of Number of Candidates in JEE Advanced (2017)

Gender and Category-wise summary of Number of Candidates in JEE Advanced (2017)

JEE Advanced Rank List and Category-wise Toppers (2017)

Zone-Wise Distribution of Candidates (2017)