Your JEE Advanced marks in, a Common Rank List (CRL) range out, from official JEE Advanced results.
Estimate based on past years' official results and public data. Real ranks depend on your exam's difficulty and how everyone else does. This is guidance, not a promise of a rank or a seat.
What the JEE Advanced Rank Predictor shows
Marks per subject for both papers together: each subject out of 120, 360 in total.
Common Rank List (CRL) range, category rank and PwD rank.
Each year's paper pattern differs, so the range comes from the marks-to-rank data of every recent year.
Questions people ask
Which rank does the JEE Advanced predictor show?
Your Common Rank List (CRL) range, plus a category rank range. IIT seats in JoSAA use these ranks.
Should I enter Paper 1 and Paper 2 separately?
No. Add both papers for each subject, so each subject is out of 120 and the total is out of 360.
How does the Rank Predictor estimate my rank?
It compares your marks with the official marks-to-rank and marks-to-percentile data published for 2023 to 2026, year by year, and shows the range those years give. Unusual years are left out or given less weight, and the page tells you when that happens.
Which exams does it cover?
NEET UG, JEE Main and JEE Advanced. You enter marks per subject, and pick your category, PwD status and, for NEET, your home state.
Is it free, and how many checks do I get?
Yes, it is free. Without an account you get 2 checks a day. With a free Origin account the checks are unlimited.
Is the predicted rank a guarantee?
No. It is an estimate from past years. Your real rank depends on this year's paper and on how everyone else does, so treat it as guidance, not a promise of a rank or a seat.
Can I see which colleges my rank could get?
Yes. With a free account, the college finder shows the IIT, NIT, IIIT, GFTI and medical college seats your rank would have got in past JoSAA, CSAB and MCC counselling rounds, using the official closing ranks.
