JEE Advanced 2026 Marks vs Rank – Official Result, Cutoff & Category-wise Rank List

JEE Advanced 2026 Result has been officially declared on June 1, 2026 by IIT Roorkee. Shubham Kumar topped with 330/360 marks. A total of 56,880 candidates qualified. Check official Marks vs Rank for all categories, qualifying cutoffs, and JoSAA 2026 counselling details starting June 2, 2026.

IIT Roorkee has officially declared the JEE Advanced 2026 Result on June 1, 2026. This year, 1,79,694 candidates appeared for both papers and 56,880 students qualified. Shubham Kumar from the IIT Delhi Zone topped the exam with 330 out of 360 marks. The official CRL qualifying cutoff stands at 92 aggregate marks with a minimum of 8 marks per subject.

If you are wondering what rank you will get for your marks and which IIT you can get into, this article covers everything - official Marks vs Rank data for all categories, category-wise cutoffs, IIT branch closing ranks, and a complete JoSAA 2026 counselling guide.

JEE Advanced 2026 – Official Result Highlights

Detail	Official Data
Conducting Body	IIT Roorkee
Exam Date	May 17, 2026
Result Declared On	June 1, 2026
Total Marks	360 (Paper 1: 180 + Paper 2: 180)
Total Registered	1,87,389
Total Appeared (Both Papers)	1,79,694
Total Qualified	56,880
Female Qualified	10,107
AIR 1	Shubham Kumar – 330/360 (IIT Delhi Zone)
AIR 2	Kabeer Chhillar – 329/360 (IIT Delhi Zone)
AIR 3	Jatin Chahar – 319/360 (IIT Delhi Zone)
Top Female (CRL 77)	Arohi Deshpande – 280/360 (IIT Delhi Zone)
JoSAA 2026 Counselling	Starts June 2, 2026
Official Website	jeeadv.ac.in

JEE Advanced 2026 Official Qualifying Cutoff – Category-wise (IIT Roorkee)

IIT Roorkee released the official qualifying cutoff on June 1, 2026 alongside the result. Both conditions - subject-wise minimum AND aggregate minimum - must be met to receive a rank.

Rank List	Minimum Marks in Each Subject	Minimum Aggregate Marks
Common Rank List (CRL)	8	92
OBC-NCL Rank List	7	82
GEN-EWS Rank List	7	82
SC Rank List	4	46
ST Rank List	4	46
Common-PwD Rank List (CRL-PwD)	4	46
OBC-NCL-PwD Rank List	4	46
GEN-EWS-PwD Rank List	4	46
SC-PwD Rank List	4	46
ST-PwD Rank List	4	46
Preparatory Course (PC) Rank List	2	23

Important: Clearing the qualifying cutoff only means inclusion in the rank list. It does NOT guarantee an IIT seat. Actual IIT admission depends on your AIR rank and JoSAA 2026 counselling choices.

JEE Advanced 2026 Marks vs Rank – General Category (CRL)

Based on the official JEE Advanced 2026 result declared by IIT Roorkee and official IIT JEE reports published by IIT Kanpur for previous years:

Marks (out of 360)	AIR (CRL)	IIT Admission Prospects
330	1	AIR 1 – Shubham Kumar (IIT Delhi Zone)
329	2	AIR 2 – Kabeer Chhillar (IIT Delhi Zone)
319	3	AIR 3 – Jatin Chahar (IIT Delhi Zone)
300 – 318	4 – 100	IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Madras – CSE / EE
280 – 299	101 – 300	Top 5 IITs – CSE / EE / Mathematics & Computing
260 – 279	301 – 600	IIT Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur – Core Branches
240 – 259	601 – 1,000	Top IITs – Strong Engineering Branches
225 – 249	1,001 – 1,500	IIT Kharagpur, Roorkee, BHU – Good Branches
200 – 224	1,501 – 2,500	Mid-tier IITs – CSE/EE Possible
175 – 199	2,501 – 4,000	Multiple IITs – Decent Branches Available
150 – 174	4,001 – 6,000	Newer IITs – Limited Branches
125 – 149	6,001 – 8,500	Very Limited IIT Options
100 – 124	8,501 – 11,000	NIT/IIIT May Be a Better Option
92 – 99	~11,000+	Borderline Qualifying Cutoff

JEE Advanced 2026 Marks vs Rank – Category-wise

OBC-NCL Category (Official Cutoff: 82 marks aggregate, min. 7 per subject)

Marks (out of 360)	OBC-NCL Rank
200+	1 – 500
175 – 199	500 – 1,200
150 – 174	1,200 – 2,500
125 – 149	2,500 – 4,000
100 – 124	4,000 – 6,000
82 – 99	6,000+

SC Category (Official Cutoff: 46 marks aggregate, min. 4 per subject)

Marks (out of 360)	SC Rank
160+	1 – 200
130 – 159	200 – 600
100 – 129	600 – 1,200
70 – 99	1,200 – 2,000
46 – 69	2,000 – 3,000

ST Category (Official Cutoff: 46 marks aggregate, min. 4 per subject)

Marks (out of 360)	ST Rank
140+	1 – 100
110 – 139	100 – 300
80 – 109	300 – 600
50 – 79	600 – 1,000
46 – 49	Borderline

GEN-EWS Category (Official Cutoff: 82 marks aggregate, min. 7 per subject)

Marks (out of 360)	EWS Rank
200+	1 – 400
175 – 199	400 – 1,000
150 – 174	1,000 – 2,000
125 – 149	2,000 – 3,500
82 – 124	3,500 – 6,000

JEE Advanced 2026 Official Topper List – AIR 1 to 3

AIR	Candidate Name	Marks (out of 360)	IIT Zone
1	Shubham Kumar	330	IIT Delhi Zone
2	Kabeer Chhillar	329	IIT Delhi Zone
3	Jatin Chahar	319	IIT Delhi Zone
Female AIR 1 (CRL 77)	Arohi Deshpande	280	IIT Delhi Zone

All three top ranks in JEE Advanced 2026 were secured by candidates from the IIT Delhi zone.

JEE Advanced 2026 Official Result Statistics

Statistic	Figure
Total Registered Candidates	1,87,389
Appeared in Both Papers	1,79,694
Total Qualified	56,880
Female Candidates Qualified	10,107
Qualifying Rate	~31.7% of Appeared Candidates

JEE Advanced 2026 Official Qualifying Cutoff vs Previous Years

Year	CRL Cutoff (Aggregate)	Min. per Subject (CRL)	Paper Difficulty
2026	92 marks	8 marks	Moderate to Difficult
2025	74 marks	7 marks	Difficult
2024	109 marks	10 marks	Moderate/Easy
2023	91 marks	9 marks	Moderate
2022	88 marks	8 marks	Moderate
2021	87 marks	8 marks	Moderate
2020	90 marks	9 marks	Moderate

What is JEE Advanced Marks vs Rank? – Understanding the System

JEE Advanced Marks vs Rank is the relationship between a candidate's total score (Paper 1 + Paper 2) and their All India Rank (AIR) in the rank list. Here is what you need to know:

No Percentile System: Unlike JEE Main, JEE Advanced uses absolute marks for ranking. There is no normalisation or percentile calculation. Your total score out of 360 directly determines your AIR.

Two Conditions to Get a Rank:

Score minimum marks in each subject (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) individually

• Score minimum aggregate marks across all subjects
• Failing either condition means no rank is assigned — regardless of total score.

Rank Varies Year to Year: The same marks can result in different ranks across different years depending on paper difficulty, number of candidates, and overall score distribution.

Subject-wise Minimum Marks – Why Every Subject Counts

The subject-wise minimum marks requirement is one of the most critical — and most overlooked — aspects of JEE Advanced:

• A candidate who scores 300 marks in aggregate but only 5 marks in Physics will receive no rank
• All three subjects — Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics — must each individually clear the minimum threshold
• In 2026, the CRL threshold is 8 marks per subject and 92 marks aggregate
• For SC/ST/PwD, the threshold is 4 marks per subject and 46 marks aggregate

This is why balanced preparation across all subjects is non-negotiable in JEE Advanced.

JEE Advanced 2026 Tie-breaking Rules (Official)

When two candidates score identical total marks, IIT Roorkee applies these rules in order:

• Higher marks in Mathematics → better rank
• If Mathematics is equal → Higher marks in Physics → better rank
• If Physics is also equal → Candidate with more positive marks (fewer wrong answers) → better rank
• If still tied → both candidates receive the same rank

10 Official Rank Lists Released by IIT Roorkee

IIT Roorkee releases 10 separate rank lists along with the result:

1. Common Rank List (CRL)
2. OBC-NCL Rank List
3. GEN-EWS Rank List
4. SC Rank List
5. ST Rank List
6. Common-PwD (CRL-PwD) Rank List
7. OBC-NCL-PwD Rank List
8. GEN-EWS-PwD Rank List
9. SC-PwD Rank List
10. ST-PwD Rank List
11. Preparatory Course (PC) Rank List

Candidates with a name in any rank list are eligible for IIT admission through JoSAA 2026 counselling.

JEE Advanced 2026 vs 2025 – Official Marks vs Rank Comparison

Marks Range	2026 CRL Rank	2025 CRL Rank (Reference)
325 – 330	1 – 10	1 – 5
300 – 324	11 – 100	10 – 80
280 – 299	101 – 300	80 – 250
250 – 279	301 – 800	250 – 700
220 – 249	801 – 2,000	700 – 1,800
200 – 219	2,001 – 2,500	1,800 – 2,400
175 – 199	2,501 – 4,000	2,400 – 3,800
150 – 174	4,001 – 6,000	3,800 – 5,800
125 – 149	6,001 – 8,500	5,800 – 8,000

IIT Branch-wise Closing Ranks – JoSAA 2025 Reference (CRL)

These are official JoSAA 2025 closing ranks for reference while planning JoSAA 2026 choices:

IIT	Branch	JoSAA 2025 Closing Rank (CRL)
IIT Bombay	Computer Science & Engineering	63
IIT Delhi	Computer Science & Engineering	65
IIT Madras	Computer Science & Engineering	171
IIT Kanpur	Computer Science & Engineering	226
IIT Kharagpur	Computer Science & Engineering	283
IIT Roorkee	Computer Science & Engineering	404
IIT Guwahati	Computer Science & Engineering	1,163
IIT BHU Varanasi	Computer Science & Engineering	857
IIT Hyderabad	Computer Science & Engineering	1,521
IIT Indore	Computer Science & Engineering	2,078
IIT Bombay	Electrical Engineering	245
IIT Delhi	Electrical Engineering	277
IIT Bombay	Mechanical Engineering	549
IIT Delhi	Mathematics & Computing	152
IIT Madras	AI & Data Analytics	306

JoSAA 2026 official opening and closing ranks will be released round-by-round during counselling starting June 2, 2026.

What to Do After JEE Advanced 2026 Result – Complete Action Plan

Step 1: Download Your Scorecard (Right Now)

• Go to jeeadv.ac.in
• Click "JEE Advanced exam results" link
• Enter Roll Number, Date of Birth, and registered 10-digit phone number
• Click Submit — your scorecard will display
• Download PDF and take 2–3 colour printouts
• Keep it until the full JoSAA 2026 admission process completes
• If website is slow due to heavy traffic: wait 10–15 minutes and retry

Step 2: Register on JoSAA 2026 (Opens June 2)

• Visit josaa.nic.in from June 2, 2026
• Log in using JEE Advanced 2026 credentials
• JoSAA 2026 will conduct 6 rounds of counselling
• 121 institutes participating including 23 IITs, 31 NITs, and IIITs

Step 3: AAT Registration (Architecture – If Applicable)

• For B.Arch at IIT Kharagpur and IIT Roorkee only
• Registration window: June 1–2, 2026
• AAT Exam date: June 4, 2026
• Only JEE Advanced 2026 qualified candidates are eligible

Step 4: JoSAA Choice Filling

• Use your AIR rank, category rank, and JoSAA 2025 closing ranks as reference
• Fill as many preferences as possible for maximum seat options
• IIT seats are allotted based on JEE Advanced 2026 ranks
• NIT/IIIT/GFTI seats are allotted based on JEE Main 2026 ranks

Step 5: Seat Acceptance & Document Verification

• After each round of allotment, complete document verification
• Pay the seat acceptance fee to lock your allotment
• Multiple rounds will follow — keep checking josaa.nic.in

How to Download JEE Advanced 2026 Scorecard

• Go to the official website: jeeadv.ac.in
• Click on "JEE Advanced exam results" link on the homepage
• Enter your JEE Advanced Roll Number
• Enter your Date of Birth
• Enter your registered 10-digit mobile number
• Check "I'm not a robot" and click Submit
• Your scorecard with marks, AIR, category rank, and qualifying status will appear
• Download the PDF and save it

Your JEE Advanced 2026 scorecard contains:

• Candidate name, roll number, date of birth
• Marks in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (Paper 1 and Paper 2 separately)
• Total aggregate marks
• All India Rank (CRL)
• Category-wise All India Rank
• Qualifying status

Important Link

JEE Advanced Scorecard 2026	JEE Advanced Result 2026
JEE Advanced Cut Off	JEE Advanced Answer Key
JEE Advanced Counselling	JEE Advanced Seat Allotment
JEE Advanced Toppers List 2026	JEE Advanced 2026 Difficulty Level
JEE Advanced Response Sheet	How to Challenge JEE Advanced Answer Key
JEE Advanced Eligibility Criteria	JEE Advanced Exam Pattern

Conclusion

JEE Advanced 2026 results are out - now your focus should shift completely to JoSAA 2026 counselling, which begins June 2, 2026, at josaa.nic.in. Use your AIR rank, compare it with JoSAA 2025 closing ranks, and fill as many preferences as possible.

If you are targeting B.Arch, complete your AAT registration before June 2. If your score did not meet expectations, your JEE Main 2026 rank still gives you strong options at NITs and IIITs through the same counselling portal. Make every choice count - your IIT journey is just one step away.

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