JEE Mains Percentile January 2023: National Testing Agency (NTA) is preparing to release the results for JEE Main 2023 January session exam. Candidates will be notified of the results based on their percentile scores. Scores based on percentiles are essentially normalized marks, not actual ones. During normalization, difficulty levels are compared across multiple shifts or days to eliminate potential parity. According to NTA, the normalization process is explained in detail for the purpose of calculating the percentile score. As a result, the authorities will convert the raw scores into percentile scores. 

Not just raw marks or percentage scores, but also percentile scores compare applicant performance with all other test takers. It measures the number of candidates who achieved a certain score during JEE Mains. Prior to the official announcement of JEE Main results, candidates should familiarize themselves with the normalization process. 

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JEE Main January 2023: Marks vs Percentile

Scores, percentiles, and rankings are impacted by a number of factors, including the number of students registering, how many take the test, and last year's cutoff. Check out the table below to see the JEE Main scores for 2023 along with their equivalent percentiles: 

How much percentile is required in JEE Mains to sit for JEE Advance?

The required percentile changes every year according to the difficulty level of the exam. But for the general category, a candidate must score 90 to 95 percentile in JEE Mains whereas, for OBC and NCL, 70 to 75 percentile would do. SC, and ST candidates must obtain a minimum of 50 to 55 percentile in order to sit for JEE Advance. 

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