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Expected Rank and Marks for 70 to 74 Percentile in JEE Main 2024Marks vs Rank for 70 to 74 Percentile in JEE Main 2024: Depending on the data of 2024 Session 1 and 2023 examination, it is analysed that a candidate will be required to score between 60.1 to 61.3 marks to score 74 percentile and between 51.1 to 52.2 marks to score 70 percentile. Further division of the percentile ranges has been provided here but while referring to the same, it shall be noted that JEE Main marks vs percentile is unique for each session. The following are only predictions based on the usual trends and the same is variable for this session.
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JEE Main 70 to 74 Percentile Marks vs Rank 2024
The below analysis of JEE Main 70 to 74 percentile vs marks vs rank is based on the previous years’ percentile scores vs rank analysis. Therefore, the candidates are advised to consider the information below as a basic reference to predict their tentative marks and rank for the 70 to 74 percentile.
| Percentile Range | Expected Marks Range | Expected Rank Range |
|---|---|---|
| 75+ percentile | 62.6 to 63.9 marks | 2,95,001 to 3,00,000 ranks |
| 74.5+ percentile | 61.3 to 62.6 marks | 3,00,001 to 3,06,000 ranks |
| 74+ percentile | 60.1 to 61.3 marks | 3,06,001 to 3,10,000 ranks |
| 73.5+ percentile | 58.9 to 60.1 marks | 3,10,001 to 3,18,000 ranks |
| 73+ percentile | 57.7 to 58.9 marks | 3,18,001 to 3,25,000 ranks |
| 72.5+ percentile | 56.6 to 57.7 marks | 3,25,001 to 3,40,000 ranks |
| 72+ percentile | 55.4 to 56.6 marks | 3,40,001 to 3,50,000 ranks |
| 71.5+ percentile | 54.3 to 55.4 marks | 3,50,001 to 3,55,000 ranks |
| 71+ percentile | 53.2 to 54.3 marks | 3,55,001 to 3,60,000 ranks |
| 70.5+ percentile | 52.2 to 53.2 marks | 3,60,001 to 3,68,000 ranks |
| 70+ percentile | 51.1 to 52.2 marks | 3,68,001 to 3,75,000 ranks |
Note: The expected ranks given here are All-India (AIR) ranks, not category-wise ranks.
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Good Percentile Analysis for 70 to 74 Percentile
For the General, EWS, and OBC categories, the cutoff to be eligible for NIT counselling is likely to be above 74 percentile. Hence, it is not a good percentile for these candidates. For SC candidates, it is an average percentile and admission may be available, however, ST candidates have a better chance of securing a seat.
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