JEE Main 2026 scorecard is expected to be released around April 20, 2026 , alongside the final results. You will be able to download the scorecard from the official website to see subject-wise and total percentiles and your All India Rank.
What the JEE Main 2026 scorecard shows
The scorecard displays your NTA scores (percentiles) for Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and the total percentile. It does not show raw marks — only normalised percentiles.
A clear record of your CRL (Common Rank List) and category-wise ranks appears on the scorecard. For reserved-category candidates, both CRL and category rank are shown; general-category candidates get the CRL.
Key facts: normalisation, sessions and ranks
NTA applies normalisation across shifts to adjust for varying difficulty. If you appeared in both sessions , the best of two session NTA scores is used to determine your final rank.
Tie-breaking rules applied by the authority are: Mathematics > Physics > Chemistry > fewer wrong answers .
Important date
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Expected scorecard release with results | April 20, 2026 |
Scorecard details (what you’ll see)
| Item on scorecard | What it means |
|---|---|
| Personal details | Name, roll number, DOB, category |
| Subject-wise NTA score | Percentile in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics |
| Total NTA score | Overall percentile (best of two sessions if applicable) |
| CRL | All India Rank based on total NTA percentile |
| Category-wise rank | Rank within your reserved category (if applicable) |
| JEE Advanced eligibility | Yes/No based on category-wise cutoff percentile |
Example percentiles and ranks shown on scorecards this year include percentiles ranging from 0 to 100 and CRL examples like 3350, 4200, 2450 . Sample subject percentiles could be Physics 92.70, Chemistry 80.87, Maths 70 , and an overall NTA like 93.25 .
Why raw marks aren’t shown
Raw marks vary across shifts and would be unfair without normalisation. NTA provides percentiles so you can compare performance across different session papers.
What to do after download
Check the JEE Advanced eligibility field on your scorecard. The scorecard also lists the category-wise cutoff percentile used to decide Advanced eligibility. Save a copy and verify personal details right away.