JEE Main Cutoff Trends - Analysis of Last 10 Years Cut Off Category Wise

JEE Main Cutoff Trends - Analysis of Last 10 Years Cut Off Category Wise

K Guna SahitiUpdated on 12 Apr 2025, 07:14 AM IST

JEE Main Cutoff Trends (2015-2025)- Candidates can check the JEE Main cutoff trends for the past 10 years on this page. The team has compiled data on the previous year JEE Mains cutoff trends. It is the minimum marks in JEE Mains necessary to qualify for JEE Advanced. JEE Mains cutoff is determined based mainly on the basis of the difficulty level of the exam and individual candidates’ performance in JEE Main. Aspirants taking the JEE Main 2025 exam must be aware of the JEE cutoff trends to be able to prepare accordingly. Check this page for JEE Main cutoff trends 2015-2025 for general and JEE Main cutoff trends 2015-2025 for OBC.

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  1. JEE Main Cutoff Trends (2015-2025)
  2. JEE Main Cutoff 2025
  3. JEE Main Cut Off 2024
  4. JEE Main Cut Off 2023
  5. JEE Main Cut Off 2022
  6. JEE Main CutOff 2021
  7. JEE Main Cut Off 2020
  8. JEE Main Cut Off 2019
  9. JEE Main Cut Off 2018
  10. JEE Main Cut Off 2017
  11. JEE Main 2016 Cutoff
  12. JEE Main 2015 Cutoff
JEE Main Cutoff Trends - Analysis of Last 10 Years Cut Off Category Wise
JEE Main Cutoff Trends

JEE Main Cutoff Trends (2015-2025)

The minimum marks to qualify JEE Mains for the past 10 years make up the JEE Main cutoff trends (2015-2025). Note that the authority does not release the raw marks for JEE Main anymore. Candidates can check the official JEE Main cutoff marks for 2015, 2016 and 2017 below. For all the other years, the JEE Mains cut off percentile is mentioned.

JEE Main Cutoff 2025

NTA will release the cutoff details along with the result declaration. Meanwhile, the expected JEE Mains cut off percentile is given in the table below.

JEE Main Expected 2025 Cutoff

Category

JEE Cut Off 2025 Percentile

General

92 - 100

General-PwD

0.0017 - 92

EWS

83 - 92

OBC-NCL

78 - 92

SC

61 - 92

ST

47 - 92

JEE Main Cut Off 2024

Check the following table for the 2024 cutoff percentile for JEE Mains. The data is presented for different categories.

JEE Mains 2024 Cutoff

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

93.2362181

GEN-EWS

81.3266412

OBC-NCL

79.6757881

SC

60.0923182

ST

46.6975840

PwD (all categories)

0.0018700

JEE Main Cut Off 2023

Cutoff for JEE Main 2023 is given in the table below.

JEE Main 2023 Cutoff

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

90.7788642

GEN-EWS

75.6229025

OBC-NCL

73.6114227

SC

51.9776027

ST

37.2348772

PwD (all categories)

0.0013527

JEE Main Cut Off 2022

The table below shows the data on JEE Mains cutoff for 2022.

JEE Main 2022 Cutoff

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

88.4121383

GEN-EWS

63.1114141

OBC-NCL

67.009027

SC

43.0820954

ST

26.7771328

PwD (all categories)

0.0031029

JEE Main CutOff 2021

Aspirants can refer to the following table for category wise JEE Mains cutoff percentile.

JEE Main 2021 CutOff

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

87.8992241

GEN-EWS

66.2214845

OBC-NCL

68.0234447

SC

46.8825338

ST

34.6728999

PwD (all categories)

0.0096375

JEE Main Cut Off 2020

Cutoff for JEE Main 2020 is given in the table below.

JEE Main 2020 Cut Off

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

90.3765335

GEN-EWS

70.2435518

OBC-NCL

72.8887969

SC

50.1760245

ST

39.0696101

PwD (all categories)

0.0618524

JEE Main Cut Off 2019

The table given below shows the data on JEE Mains cutoff for 2019.

JEE Main 2019 CutOff

Category

JEE Cutoff Percentile

OPEN

89.7548849

GEN-EWS

78.2174869

OBC-NCL

74.3166557

SC

54.0128155

ST

44.3345172

PwD (all categories)

0.1137173

JEE Main Cut Off 2018

The table below mentions the data on minimum marks in JEE Mains to qualify for JEE Advanced 2018.

JEE Main 2018 Cut Off

Category

Cutoff Marks

OPEN

74

OBC-NCL

45

SC

29

ST

24

PwD (all categories)

-35

JEE Main Cut Off 2017

Aspirants can check the below given table for the JEE Mains cutoff for the year 2017. It is the minimum mark required to clear the exam.

JEE Main 2017 Cut Off

Category

Cutoff Marks

OPEN

81

OPEN-PwD

1

OBC-NCL

49

SC

32

ST

27

JEE Main 2016 Cutoff

Note the data provided here for category wise JEE Main cutoff marks 2016.

JEE Main Cutoff 2016

Category

Cutoff Marks

OPEN

100

OPEN-PwD

1

OBC-NCL

70

SC

52

ST

48

JEE Main 2015 Cutoff

Check the following table for the 2015 cutoff marks of JEE Mains. The data is presented for different categories.

JEE Main Cutoff 2015

Category

Cutoff Marks

OPEN

105

OPEN-PwD

19

OBC-NCL

70

SC

50

ST

44

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I get NIT with 90 percentile?
A:

It depends on the JEE Main cutoff for that year. Open-category candidates with a percentile above 95 can get admission to top NITs. 

Q: Is 95.5 a good score in JEE Mains?
A:

95.5 marks is not a good score in JEE Mains. However, 95.5 percentile is very good as one can get admission to top institutes and become eligible for JEE Advanced as well. 

Q: What will be the cutoff for JEE Mains 2025?
A:

The cutoff for JEE Mains 2025 for general category candidates is expected to be 92 - 100.

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Questions related to JEE Main

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Have a question related to JEE Main ?

With your JEE Main CRL 476199 and OBC rank 173160, admission to Civil Engineering at Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology (IGIT), Sarang under JoSAA counseling is highly unlikely, since even civil branch closing ranks in IGIT usually remain within 50k–80k CRL (general) and much lower for OBC. However, you may try through state counseling (Odisha JEE) where cutoffs are sometimes more flexible, but chances are still very low. You should keep other private/state colleges as backup.

Hey! With a JEE Main rank of around 1 lakh, you still have a good chance to get admission in several engineering colleges that provide quality education at a reasonable fee. For government colleges, you can aim for NITs or GFTIs in branches like Civil, Mechanical, or Chemical Engineering, as these usually have slightly higher closing ranks. For example, colleges like NIT Goa, NIT Puducherry, and NIT Srinagar might have seats available in certain branches.


Apart from NITs, state government engineering colleges are also a good option, especially under home state quota. They often have lower tuition fees and good faculty, so you can get a solid education without spending much.


If you are open to private colleges, there are options like VIT Vellore, KIIT Bhubaneswar, or Amity University that provide decent infrastructure and placements. However, the fees may be higher than government colleges.


My advice is to focus on branches that are less competitive, check all counseling rounds, and make use of state quotas if applicable. With proper planning, a rank of 1 lakh can still help you get a good college and start your engineering career success

fully.

No, you can’t use a previous year’s JEE rank for the current year’s WBJEE counselling. Only the JEE Main rank of the same admission year is valid along with that year’s WBJEE rank.

Hello Aspirant,

Finding specific JEE exam centers for Whitefield is difficult as they vary each year. The list is released on the admit card . However, many centers are usually iON Digital Zones. For coaching, top centers near Whitefield include Aakash Institute , Narayana Institute , and Allen Career Institute . These centers have branches in and around the Whitefield area to help you prepare for the exam.

Its okay if you missed jee this year you can drop year for JEE to get into a government institute like IET Lucknow to get better placement here and fees is also less in comparison with SRMU but it also means delaying a year with no guarantee success.

Joining a private college like SRMU now avoids losing a year,but it comes with higher costs and generally lower placement statistics compared to top government institutions.

ultimately Your decision should be based on your skill whether you can significantly improve your JEE score versus accepting a faster, but potentially more expensive, path to your B.Tech.

Hope it helps..