JEE Main Result 2019

JEE Main Result 2019 - National Testing Agency (NTA) has released the JEE Main 2019 Paper 2 result for April session on May 14 in online mode. Candidates are required to log in and enter their application number and date of birth or password to check the result of JEE Main 2019 Paper 2 exam and know their scores. The exam authorities has already released JEE Main 2019 result of Paper 1 for April session. The JEE Main result 2019 will show normalized scores for all three subjects as well as the total marks with rank. The official JEE Main result date of Paper 1 was April 30. The JEE Main 2019 result will also mention the qualifying status of the candidate for JEE Advanced. Candidates who qualify in JEE Main exam 2019 will be eligible to appear for JEE Advanced 2019. For candidates who have appeared in both January and April exam, the scores obtained in both sessions will be mentioned in the JEE Main 2019 result. JEE Main scores are used for admissions to the B.Tech courses at top institutes like NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. To learn more about JEE Main result 2019 go through the rest of the article.
Latest: JEE Main 2019 Paper 2 result for April session announced
Latest: JEE Main 2019 final Answer Key available in PDF format.

JEE Main Paper 2 2019 result declared in online mode on May 14, 2019. Candidates can able to download their JEE Main Paper 2 result 2019 by logging in through their application number and password.

Latest: [Know admission chances for NIT's, and other B.Tech Colleges based on your JEE Main 2019 Rank] - JEE Main College Predictor

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How to Check JEE Main April 2019 Result for Paper 1

JEE Main 2019 Paper I April exam was conducted in two shifts (forenoon and afternoon) on April 8, 9, 10 and 12. Paper 2 was conducted on April 7.

Till 2018, JEE Main was conducted by CBSE, but is now being conducted by the National Testing Agency in computer-based mode only. In another major change, the JEE Main 2019 will now be conducted twice a year – once in January and again in April.

Important Dates related to JEE Main Result 2019

How to check JEE Main 2019 Result?

1. Go to the official website of JEE Main 2019 (jeemain.nic.in)
2. Click on the JEE Main result 2019 link which will lead to the Candidate Login
3. Candidates will have to provide their JEE Main application number and date of birth/password
4. Click on Submit
5. Upon successful log-in, the result of JEE Main 2019 would be displayed on screen in the form of scores.
6. Download the result
7. Candidates are requested to take a printout for future admission process.

Details included in JEE Main Result 2019

The JEE Main 2019 result will contain the following information:

• Name of the candidate

• Roll number

• Date of birth

• Name of the candidate’s parents

• State code of eligibility

• Category and Nationality

• Subject-wise NTA scores

• Total NTA scores obtained in first attempt and second attempt

• Best of the two scores

• Cutoff for JEE Advanced

Candidates who will appear in both the attempts- The score card for the candidates who will appear in both the attempts was declared on April 29 along with the rank list. The four NTA scores for each of the candidates in Paper-1 of JEE Main 2019 for the first attempt as well as for the second attempt were merged for compilation of result and preparation of overall Merit List. The best of the two NTA scores will be considered for further processing.

JEE Main 2019 Result (Final) looks like the image below

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JEE Main April 2019 Candidates who received 100 NTA Score in January and April Session

For state wise toppers and more, read JEE Main 2019 Toppers

JEE Main 2019 Statistics (Both Attempts)

JEE Main 2019 Paper 1 Toppers (January Exam) who scored 100 percentile:

JEE Main 2019 Paper 2 Toppers who scored 100 Percentile

Check the video on JEE Main 2019 Result and Toppers below

JEE Main 2019 State wise Toppers with NTA Scores

JEE Main 2019 Result: Percentile Scores and Rank Calculation

How is the JEE Main result 2019 calculated?

The normalized scores for JEE Main 2019 result will be calculated per session using the the following.

• Raw Scores
• Percentiles scores separately for each of the three subjects (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry)
• Percentile scores for the total marks.

Candidates may note that 4 Percentiles would be calculated for each in the session as follows

Let T1 (Total), M1 (Mathematics), P1 (Physics), C1 (Chemistry) be the raw scores of the candidate

Let T1P , M1P , P1P , C1P be the Percentile Scores of Total, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry of that candidate.

Normalization formula used for result of JEE Main:

Declaration of the final result of JEE Main and All India Ranking

The process of compilation of the JEE Main result 2019 will be as follows

JEE Main Result compilation (First attempt)

NTA scores were calculated corresponding to the raw marks obtained by a candidate in each session as per the given formula. The calculated NTA scores for all the sessions were merged for declaration of result declared on January 19. The JEE Main result 2019 comprised of the four NTA scores for each of the three subjects (Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry) and the total for the first attempt held in January.

Compilation of JEE Main Result 2019 (Second attempt):

NTA will declare the scores corresponding to the raw marks obtained by a candidate in each session on April 30. The calculated NTA scores comprising the four NTA scores for each of the three subjects (Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry) and the total for the second attempt for all the sessions will be merged for the result declaration.

Compilation of Final JEE Main Result and Preparation of Merit List / Ranking:

The four NTA scores for each candidate for the first and second attempts will be merged for compilation of final result of JEE Main 2019 and preparation of overall Merit List / Ranking. The best of the two NTA scores will be considered for further for preparation of Merit List /Ranking as explained in the following example:

Example of JEE Main Ranking calculation

JEE Main Marks vs Percentile

With the new ranking system announced by NTA using the normalized scores of the candidates, the big question is how to calculate the JEE Main percentile for the marks obtained? The table below details the JEE Main marks vs percentile based on the trends of the past years. Candidates can estimate their JEE Main result 2019 using the table below.

Details of JEE Main Marks vs Percentile

How to calculate JEE Main 2019 result (or rank) using answer keys?

The exam conducting body will release the JEE Main 2019 April attempt answer key and OMR sheets after the exam is conducted. Using these items, the candidates will be able to calculate their probable scores and in turn assess their chances of getting admission to an institute or course of their choice. When calculating probable scores, the candidates must strictly follow the marking scheme of the exam as outlined in JEE Main 2019 exam pattern.

Marking Scheme of JEE Main 2019

• For every correct answer, the candidate will be awarded 4 marks

• In case of incorrect attempt, 1 mark will be deducted

Using the OMR sheets, the candidate will be able to calculate the total number of correct and incorrect attempts. Next calculate the total positive and negative marks. The total score can be found by deducting the total negative marks from the total positive marks.

Total positive marks = (Total correct attempts) x 4

Total negative marks = (Total incorrect attempts) x 1

How is inter-se merit determined?

In case of a tie when two or more candidates obtain equal Total NTA Score in JEE Main 2019, inter-se merit of such candidates shall be determined in following order:

• NTA score of raw mark in Mathematics
• NTA score of raw mark in Physics
• NTA score of raw mark in Chemistry
• Candidates older in age
• If the resolution is not possible after this criterion, candidates will be given the same rank

JEE Main 2019 Cutoff

Important information included on the result is the qualifying cutoff of JEE Main 2019. Only those candidates who meet or score above the JEE Main 2019 qualifying cutoff will be eligible to appear in JEE Advanced 2019, or else they will be disqualified. Please note that the cutoff of JEE Main is prepared based on factors like number of applicants, availability of seats, and also past trends.
The qualifying JEE Main cutoff 2019 is available, so candidates may refer the cutoffs of previous years’ to get an idea how much they might need to score.
JEE Main 2019 Cutoff Score

JEE Main 2018 Qualifying Cutoff

As the table above shows, last year a total of 231024 candidates qualified for JEE Advanced. Candidates must note that the figure is flexible, as in 2017 only 224000 had qualified in the exam.

JEE Main 2017 Qualifying Cutoff

JEE Main Rank List 2019

NTA will prepare the rank list of JEE Main 2019 based on the four NTA scores.The scores for the first attempt as well as for the second attempt will be merged for compilation of result and preparation of overall Merit List / Rank list.Best of the two NTA scores will be considered for the candidates who will give both the attempts of January and of April.

JEE Main Marks Vs Rank

Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA), the sole body responsible for joint seat allocation, releases the seat allotment result in the form of ranks only. Now many candidates who plan to appear in JEE Main 2019 might have a specific score in their mind that they are targeting. But how do these candidates know the corresponding rank for that score. One way of finding out the rank for a particular score is get in tough with candidates who have themselves appeared in the exam. But it is a tedious exercise, and cannot be adopted to find out the corresponding ranks for a whole range of scores. So, in a bid to make the candidates’ job a bit easier, we bring you JEE Main ranks vs marks. While the comparison is not full proof, they are closer to the real thing.

JEE Main Marks Vs Rank

What is the difference between Percentage and Percentile score?

Many of us have made the mistake of assuming percentage and percentile to be the same thing, when in fact they are different. For example, one of the eligibility criteria for admission at the NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs is candidates must be placed inside the top 20 percentile of respective boards (10+2 exam) to be eligible for admission. Now unless the candidates knows what percentile means, there are chances mistakes may happen. That is why we have thought it prudent to explain the difference between the two terms.

Difference between percentage and percentile

For the purpose of admission, category-wise top 20 percentiles are accepted. This means the top 20 percentile list will be different for general, OBC, ST and PwD categories.

Take for example, if the total number of candidates who have registered in a particular board is 14111 and total number of candidates who appeared in the entrance exam is 13991, then, then the percentile will be calculated as:

Percentile of a student who has scored 50% marks in the Board where 2250 candidates have scored below him

Percentile score for 50% marks in the Board will be calculated as 2250 x 100/ 13991 = 16.081

Subject-combination for calculating top 20 percentile

The subject combination for calculating top 20 percentile will vary depending on whether the candidate wants to get admission in B.Tech courses or B.Arch courses.

A. Subject-combination for B.Tech courses

For calculating top 20 percentile for candidates belonging to this category, the following five subject combination will be accepted.

• Language

• Physics

• Mathematics

• Any one of (Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, Technical Vocational Subject

• Any other subject

Note: In a candidate has studies 6 subjects in the qualifying exam, in such cases the better of the fifth or sixth will be considered.

B. Subject combination for B.Arch/B.Plan

The following subject combination will be considered for calculating the top 20 percentile for admission to B.Arch/B.Planning courses:

• Mathematics

• Any other four subjects.

JEE Main 2018 Statistics

Previous Year's JEE Main Seat Matrix