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Is 85 percentile good in JEE Main 2023?

Is 250 a good score in JEE Main 2023?

What is the percentile for 250-300 marks in JEE Main 2023?

Name of NIT

Course

Closing Rank (Previous Year)

NIT Andhra Pradesh

Biotechnology

VNIT Nagpur

Civil

Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

Mining Engineering

SVNIT Surat

Chemical Engineering

Civil Engineering

NIT Patna

Civil Engineering

35,114

Electrical Engineering

28,442

Mechanical Engineering

30,813

NIT Warangal

Bio-Technology

27,588

NIT Nagaland

Electronics and Communication Engineering

30,063

NIT Uttarakhand

Civil Engineering

45,893

Computer Science and Engineering

25,239

Name of the Institute

B.Tech Specialization

Closing Rank

Dr. B R Ambedkar National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar

• Computer Science and Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Industrial and Production Engineering
• Information Technology
• Instrumentation and Control Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

• 26141
• 33865
• 28820
• 47051
• 25287
• 38293
• 32389

Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur

• Chemical Engineering
• Civil engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Metallurgical and Materials Engineering

• 29037
• 30422
• 35687
• 41069

Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology Bhopal

• Chemical Engineering 
• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

• 42115
• 47546
• 26067
• 28065
• 36528

Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad

• Bio Technology 
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering 
• Productio
  

  March 28, 2023 0:20 PM

  JEE Main January Session Question Paper Analysis 2023 (Available): Check Difficulty Level, Weightage, Good Attempts

  JEE Main Session 1 Exam Analysis 2023 is being released as and when the JEE Main January session shifts are conducted. Candidates can review the whole exam analysis of the JEE Main session for both sessions here. As per the exam pattern, JEE Main exam is conducted online, whereas the drawing test is offline. The exam was based on the 11th and 12th class syllabus of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In JEE Main 2023, Paper 1 consists of 90 questions i.e. 30 questions in each section with a total of 300 marks, Paper 2A and 2B have 82 and 105 questions respectively, with 400 marks each. Every correct answer will be awarded with 4 marks whereas an incorrect answer will lead to a negative marking. 

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  JEE Main Question Paper Analysis 2023 (Day-wise) 

  JEE Main 2023 Paper Analysis: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is to conduct JEE Main 2023 in two sessions: January and April. Phase 1 of JEE Main 2023 exams was held on January 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31 & February 1, 2023, and Phase 2 of JEE Main 2023 will be held from April 6 to 12, 2023. After each session of the exam, a complete JEE Main 2023 Paper Analysis will be provided here based on the initial student reaction and expert analysis. Candidates will be able to check the memory-based JEE Main 2023 Question Paper with Solution using the links provided here.
  
  The data for 2023 is being made availabe here day & shift wise.

  Date & Shift	Highlights of Analysis	Overall Analysis (Day-wise)	Detailed Analysis Links
  February 1, 2023 (Shift 2)	The overall difficulty level of the paper was moderate as per student's reaction. The questions in the Physics and Chemistry section had NCERT based and direct questions. Questions in the Mathematic section were of same type as asked in the previous section, lengthy and trickier.	Overall Analysis of JEE Main 1 February 2023 (Day 7)	JEE Main 1 February 2023 Shift 2 Question Paper Analysis, Unofficial Answer Key & Experts Solution
  February 1, 2023 (Shift 1)	The overall difficulty of JEE Main todays paper was considered to be moderate. Physics section was considered to be moderate to easy level. Chemistry section was found to be moderate by the candidates. Mathematics section was found to be difficult and lengthy similar to previous shifts. Physics section contained many formula based questions. There were many questions from Class 11 in this shift		JEE Main 1 February 2023 Shift 1 Question Paper Analysis, Unofficial Answer Key & Experts Solution
  January 31, 2023 (Shift 2)	The overall difficulty level of the JEE Main paper was moderate. Students found chemistry to be most easy section and had questions from NCERT. Questions in the Physics section were easy to moderate. According to students reaction, Mathematics section was moderate, lenghty and at the same time had trick questi March 28, 2023 0:16 PM How to Calculate JEE Main 2023 Percentile Score: Check Normalization Process How to Calculate JEE Main 2023 Percentile Score: The percentile-based normalisation procedure enables NTA to prepare ranks of JEE Main 2023. Students can check the complete process of the JEE Main 2023 percentile-based normalisation procedure that is used to calculate the score and allot ranks below. The percentile-based scoring mechanism/ normalisation procedure will be incorporated in JEE Main 2023. NTA (National Testing Agency) has published the percentile-based normalisation procedure for JEE Main 2023. The normalisation procedure will help students to understand how to calculate percentile score in JEE Main 2023.  Importance of Normalisation Procedure based on Percentile Score for Upcoming JEE Main 2023  NTA conducts JEE Main 2023 exam on multiple days with two sessions per day. In each session, students will get different sets of question papers, and the difficulty level may not be the same across all sets of question papers. Despite NTA’s efforts to maintain a similar difficulty level across all sessions of the JEE Main 2023 exam, some of the candidates may attempt a tougher question paper when compared to other sets. Therefore, these students end up getting lower marks in JEE Main 2023 than the candidates who attempted an easier question paper. In order to provide justice to the candidates who attempted a difficult or tough question paper, NTA uses a normalisation procedure based on percentile scores so that the candidates are neither benefited nor disadvantaged. The true merit of the candidate can be identified through the normalisation procedure. Therefore, NTA compiles JEE Main 2023 scores for multiple session question papers through a normalisation procedure based on percentile scores. What is Normalisation Procedure? Normalisation procedure is a popular practice of comparing candidates’ score across multiple sessions question papers. Percentile equivalence is used for normalisation across all sections of the exam. Normalisation procedure is incorporated in all popular national and state-level entrance exams.  The normalisation process is used to derive a solution affected by different shifts and different question papers. It assures that applicants are not disadvantaged or benefitted as a result of the examination's difficulty level. The goal is to uphold the rule of law and find actual merit. Normalization is a well-established method for comparing candidate scores over multiple-session examinations, and it is comparable to the method used in other major educational selection tests in India. Also Read: JEE Main Passing Marks 2023 JEE Main 2023 Percentile Score Percentile scores indicate the relative performance of all students who appear for the JEE Main 2023 exam. The marks obtained by students in JEE Main 2023 shall be transformed into a scale ranging from 100 to 0 for each JEE Main exam session of examines. For example, Percentile scores denote the percentage of students who scored equal or below marks than the student who scored the highest marks in a particular session of JEE Main 2023 exam. The marks of these students will be transformed into a percentile. A percentile score is denoted for each session of JEE Main 2023, the topper of each session exam will get 100 percentile in JEE Main 2023. The percentile score is the normalised score for the JEE Main 2023 exam, and it is used to prepare the merit/ rank list of 2023 JEE Main . In order to avoid inequality or bunching effect and reduce ties, JEE Main 2023 percentile scores are calculated up to 7 decimal places. Also read: Did not get a good percentile in JEE Main January 2023? Tips and Strategy to score well for April 2023 Exam Highest Raw Score and Percentile Score For each session in which the applicants attended, their highest raw score will be normalised to a 100 percentile score. For each session, the highest raw results will be turned into normalised percentile scores of 100. Lowest Raw Score and Percentile Score The total number of candidates taking the exam for each session is used to calculate the lowest raw score. For the lowest raw score, the percentile score is different. How to Calculate Percentile Score in JEE Mains 2023? The following are required to calculate JEE Main 2023 percentile score – Total number of candidates appeared in a particular session of JEE Main 2023 exam A highest raw score of a candidate in that se March 28, 2023 0:12 PM JEE Main Cutoff for NITs 2023: JoSAA Opening & Closing Rank, Course & Category-Wise JEE Main Cutoff for NITs 2023 - Since JEE Main is being conducted now, candidates might be questioning about the NIT cutoff 2023 JEE Mains. This is the right place for aspirants. JoSAA releases the cut-off ranks for all the NITs across India. The NIT cutoffs are categorized into two types- qualifying cut-off and admission cutoff. The NIT cutoff 2023 category wise will be available soon. The JEE Main cutoffs will be released in the form of opening and closing rank of NIT 2023. Therefore for clarity, we have some data here for you to understand the chances of securing a seat in any one of the  NIT colleges in India. Apart from understanding the JEE Main Cutoff for Top NITs in India, one must also be aware of the factors that should be considered while selecting an engineering college best for oneself.  What is the percentile for 250-300 marks in JEE Main 2023? Is 85 percentile good in JEE Main 2023? Is 250 a good score in JEE Main 2023? - It is very important to target colleges in the right preference order during the counseling process as the seat allotment will depend majorly on your score as well as the JEE Main Cutoff for Top NITs i.e. the opening and closing rank of the institute. Candidates can check out the estimated JEE Main exam 2023 opening and closing ranks of all the NITs and select their preferences accordingly. Cutoff of JEE Main 2023 for NITs Candidates will be able to check the NIT opening and closing rank 2023 here. The NIT cutoff 2023 category wise for the National Institute of Technologies will be updated here once they are released after the seat allotment rounds. Till then candidates can check the previous year's cutoffs to have a basic idea. Factors Affecting NIT opening and closing rank 2023 There are several factors that determine the opening and closing rank of NIT 2023. These factors are very influential and their impact on it is the main reason why the NIT opening and closing rank 2023 are different from one another. The factors determining the NIT cutoff 2023 JEE Mains have been listed below. NIT cutoff 2023 category wise is determined by the category of the candidate The marks scored in the qualifying exam such as JEE Main The number of applicants appearing in JEE Main The opening and closing rank of NIT 2023 is affected by the previous year's cutoff trends Also read: Did not get a good percentile in JEE Main January 2023? Tips and Strategy to score well for April 2023 Exam JEE Main 2022 Cutoff for NITs The JEE Main 2022 cutoff data for NITs help the candidates to create an understanding of their position in terms of admission possibility. Candidates can check the official JEE Main 2022 cutoffs for NITs in the table below- JEE Main 2022 Cutoff for NITs (Round 4) NIT opening and closing rank 2022 for round 4 have been listed in the table below. Candidates can click on the links to get ahold of the PDFs. Name of the NITs Cutoff PDF Link NIT Jalandhar Click here MNIT Jaipur Click here MANIT Bhopal Click here NIT Delhi Click here NIT Agartala Admission Updates for 2023 Institute of Engineering and Management Kolkata (West Bengal) Apply Kongunadu Arts & Science College Coimbatore (Tamil Nadu) Apply GITAM (Deemed To Be University), Hyderabad Hyderabad (Telangana) Apply University of Engineering & Management, Kolkata Kolkata (West Bengal) Apply SRM University Amaravati (Andhra Pradesh) Apply Related News Explore Nearby Colleges Similar Colleges Top Courses Bachelor of Engineering BE Computer EngineeringB.Tech Information TechnologyMasters of Technology Mechanical EngineeringElectronics and Communication EngineeringIT Courses Fee Details of Popular Colleges Explore More Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu By Degree PGD Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Tech Colleges in Tamil Nadu M.Tech Colleges in Tamil Nadu Diploma Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Arch Colleges in Tamil Nadu By Specialization Mechanical Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu Electrical and Electronics Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu Electronics and Communication Colleges in Tamil Nadu Civil Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu Computer Science Colleges in Tamil Nadu By Course B.Tech Electronics and Communication Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Tech Civil Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Tech Computer Science Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Tech Mechanical Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering Colleges in Tamil Nadu Colleges in Coimbatore KCE Coimbatore News TOP