Highlights: NTA likely to release scorecard, cut-off, final answer keys today on jeemain.nta.nic.in

While the results are yet to be declared, many expect that several students will score a perfect 100 percentile, as seen in previous years. The NTA will likely publish a list of top scorers after the results are announced, offering recognition to the highest achievers.

Along with the JEE Main result 2025, NTA may release the category-wise qualifying cut-offs for JEE Advanced. These cut-offs are based on normalised percentiles and determine which students can move forward in the IIT admission process. Official cut-offs will be available on the NTA website.

The scorecard will include subject-wise NTA scores, overall percentile, and qualifying status for JEE Advanced 2025. The All India Rank will not be released today but will be announced after both sessions are considered. A separate merit list and cutoff data are also expected later.

To check the JEE Main result 2025, candidates must use their application number and password or date of birth. It is recommended to keep these credentials ready to avoid any last-minute issues while logging in to the result portal once the link becomes active.

The Session 2 exams for JEE Main 2025 were held earlier this month across hundreds of exam centres. The upcoming result will determine qualification for JEE Advanced. This session offered a second chance for students to improve scores or secure a rank for top engineering institutes.

As of now, the National Testing Agency has not confirmed an official time for the JEE Main result 2025 declaration. However, it is widely expected to be announced by evening. Candidates are urged to avoid fake links and only trust updates from the official JEE portal.

Once declared, candidates can access their JEE Main result 2025 scorecards by visiting jeemain.nta.nic.in. They must enter their application number and date of birth to log in. The scorecard will display subject-wise marks, percentile scores, and qualification status for JEE Advanced eligibility.

The JEE Main result 2025 for Session 2 is likely to be declared today, 17 April, by the National Testing Agency. Although the result has not yet been released, candidates are advised to keep checking the official website, jeemain.nta.nic.in, regularly for real-time updates regarding the scorecard release.

JEE Main 2025 session 1 saw registrations from 13,11,544 candidates, with 12,58,136 appearing for the exam. Of these, 4.24 lakh were female candidates.

Candidates should avoid entering incorrect application numbers or dates of birth. Always use the official result portals and ensure a stable internet connection during login.

The final answer key for JEE Main 2025 session 2 has not been released. Candidates are advised to check the official website for updates.

Due to higher participation in 2025, cut-offs are likely to rise modestly across all categories. General candidates might need over 95 percentile, while OBC-NCL and EWS cut-offs may hover around 83–85. SC and ST candidates may need approximately 65 and 50 percentile, respectively.

Due to higher participation in 2025, cut-offs are likely to rise modestly across all categories. General candidates might need over 95 percentile, while OBC-NCL and EWS cut-offs may hover around 83–85. SC and ST candidates may need approximately 65 and 50 percentile, respectively.

In the case of two or more candidates scoring the same NTA score, tie-breaking criteria include higher scores in mathematics, physics, and chemistry, followed by age and application number.

Data from session 1 indicates an encouraging rise in the number of female candidates. Over 4.4 lakh female students registered, marking a steady upward trend in participation.

Candidates should avoid entering incorrect application numbers or dates of birth. Always use the official result portals and ensure a stable internet connection during login.

Candidates who qualify through JEE Main 2025 will be eligible to apply for JEE Advanced. Registration dates will be announced shortly after the release of session two results.

Cut-offs fluctuate annually based on several factors, such as paper difficulty, number of candidates, average performance, and seat availability in IITs and NITs.

Experts predict a rise in the qualifying cut-off for JEE Advanced this year. General category candidates may require a percentile of approximately 92.19, slightly higher than last year's 90.77. For OBC-NCL candidates, the expected cut-off is around 77.67 percentile.

Once results are announced, qualified candidates will be eligible to register for JEE Advanced 2025. Seat allocation, counselling, and college admissions will follow based on final ranks and preferences.

The National Testing Agency is expected to declare the JEE Main 2025 session 2 results shortly. Candidates are advised to keep their login details ready and monitor the official websites for updates.

JEE Main results include both NTA percentile scores and subject-wise raw marks. Percentiles reflect performance relative to others in the same session, while raw scores are actual marks obtained.

JEE Main 2025 session 1 saw registrations from 13,11,544 candidates, with 12,58,136 appearing for the exam. Of these, 4.24 lakh were female candidates.

Candidates can check their JEE Main results on the following websites:
– nta.ac.in
– jeemain.nta.nic.in

A total of 12 questions were dropped across various shifts. Candidates who appeared in those shifts received full marks for the dropped questions.

NTA scores reflect a candidate’s performance relative to others in the same session. The scores are normalised on a 100–0 scale to ensure fairness across multiple sessions and are not the same as raw marks or percentages.

Notification and applications opened: January 2

Admit cards released: January 18

Exam dates: January 22 to 30

Final answer key published: February 10

Result declared: February 11

The JEE Main paper is divided into two sections per subject – Section A (MCQs) and Section B (numerical answers). Correct answers earn four marks, while one mark is deducted for incorrect responses.

Candidates who appeared for both sessions will receive the higher of their two NTA scores. The final result will include the best score, overall All India Rank (AIR), and category-wise ranks. Eligibility for JEE Advanced 2025 will also be indicated.

Students can check their JEE Mains 2025 results once out by following the steps as given here:

Step 1. Go to jeemain.nta.nic.in or nta.ac.in.

Step 2. Click on the JEE Main 2025 result link.

Step 3. Enter your application number and date of birth.

Step 4. View and download your scorecard.

Step 5. Check details like NTA score, rank, and JEE Advanced eligibility.