JEE Mains 2026 Session 1 Score vs Percentile Data

Exam results for the JEE Mains 2026 Session 1 indicate a direct link between test takers’ scores and their final percentile. The difficulty of the exam shift significantly impacted these outcomes. Approximately 13,00,368 candidates took the exam between January 21 and January 28. Analysis shows higher competition in 2026.

Marks vs. Percentile Analysis

Securing a high percentile in JEE Mains 2026 Session 1 required more marks than in previous years. This trend is evident when comparing scores across different exam shifts. Data from January 21 to January 28 highlights these variations. The table below details expected percentiles based on scores for each shift.

JEE Mains 2026 Session 1: Score to Percentile Conversion

This chart provides an estimated conversion for the January 2026 JEE Mains exam. It accounts for the varying difficulty levels reported for each testing session.

Percentile Jan 21 (Shift 1) Jan 21 (Shift 2) Jan 22 (Shift 1) Jan 22 (Shift 2) Jan 23 (Shift 1) Jan 23 (Shift 2) Jan 24 (Shift 1) Jan 24 (Shift 2) Jan 28 (Shift 1) Jan 28 (Shift 2)
99 178 181 171 174 176 158 179 183 148 186
98 154 158 149 153 156 135 160 164 127 163
97 140 143 136 140 144 120 148 152 114 149
96 129 131 126 130 134 110 138 142 105 138
95 120 121 118 123 127 101 131 135 96 129
94 112 111 111 116 120 94 124 128 90 122
93 106 104 105 110 115 88 119 123 85 115
92 101 97 99 104 109 83 114 119 80 108
91 95 91 95 99 105 78 111 117 76 103
90 90 86 90 94 101 74 108 114 72 98

Exam Updates and Next Steps

Candidates can access their JEE Mains 2026 Session 1 response sheets online. The application process for JEE Mains 2026 Session 2 has also commenced. Interested students should check the official National Testing Agency (NTA) website for detailed instructions and deadlines for the second session.