JEE Main & NEET Rank Predictor
Enter your expected marks to see an estimated percentile and All India Rank range.
Based on 180 marks, a typical historical All India Rank would land near 75,600 — but treat the wider range above as the realistic window, not the single number.
A rough, educational estimate only. This is built from publicly reported historical marks-vs-rank trends, not official NTA data, and is not a prediction for any specific year. The real relationship shifts every session with paper difficulty, candidate count, and normalization — and gets far less predictable in the crowded 400–550 mark range where small mark differences move rank by tens of thousands of places. Always verify against the official scorecard and the previous year’s published cutoffs before making decisions.
Why the same marks can mean different ranks
| Score band | Rank movement per mark |
|---|---|
| Top scorers | Small — few candidates at this level |
| Mid-range (peak candidate density) | Large — thousands of candidates cluster here |
| Lower range | Moderate — density thins out again |
This is why a 5-mark swing can move your rank by a few hundred near the top, but by several thousand in the crowded mid-range.
Common questions
It’s a ballpark estimate built from publicly reported marks-vs-rank patterns from recent exam cycles, not official NTA data or a live statistical model. Actual ranks depend on that year’s paper difficulty, candidate count, and (for JEE Main) session-wise percentile normalization, so treat the output as a wide directional range rather than a forecast.