JEE Advanced Rank Predictor

How the prediction works

JEE Advanced is scored out of 360 (two papers, 180 each, with partial / negative marking that varies by section). About 2.5 lakh candidates qualify from JEE Main to write Advanced each year; only the top ~16,000–18,000 end up with an IIT seat after JoSAA counselling. We map your normalised score to the historical mark-vs-rank curve (last 3 years averaged) to give a rank band, not a single number.

Score to AIR ballpark

• 300+ — AIR 1–100 (CSE at IIT Bombay / Delhi / Madras)
• 250–299 — AIR 100–500 (top CSE / EE branches across old IITs)
• 200–249 — AIR 500–1,500 (mechanical / chemical at top IITs, CSE at newer IITs)
• 150–199 — AIR 1,500–5,000 (most branches at IIT BHU, ISM, newer IITs)
• 100–149 — AIR 5,000–10,000 (last-batch IIT branches, possible IIT Goa / Bhilai)
• < 100 — outside IIT range; consider NITs via your JEE Main rank instead

When to use this

• Between the JEE Advanced exam and result — estimate likely branches before filling JoSAA preferences
• While planning mock-test targets — see how each 10-mark jump shifts your AIR
• Comparing IIT vs NIT options — pair with our JEE Main rank predictor to see both shortlists

This is a directional estimate using the last 3-year curve — actual rank depends on official normalisation and that year's paper difficulty. Treat the band as ±30% and verify against the official result before locking choices.