Expected Marks for 91 Percentile in JEE Main 2024 Session 1
91 percentile means how many marks in JEE Main 2024 Session 1? Many students are looking for an answer, and here is the detailed analysis of expected marks for the 91 percentile in the JEE Main January 2024 exam.
JEE Main 2024 Expected Marks for 91 Percentile: Observing the JEE Main percentile vs marks analysis of the previous few sessions, our experts suggest that a score above 89 marks will be required in JEE Main 2024 out of 300 marks to be able to score 91 percentile. Every year, JEE Main percentile score varies based on multiple factors like the total number of candidates appearing in the exam, difficulty level of the exam, and more. Candidates may refer to the detailed JEE Main expected score for the 91 percentile provided below to evaluate if they will obtain the same at their current raw score or not. Furthermore, an analysis if the 91 percentile is good or not is also provided.
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JEE Main 91 Percentile vs Marks 2024
Based on the data of the previous years, JEE Main 2024 expected score for the 91 percentile is displayed in the following table:
Percentile | Expected Score |
91 percentile | 89+ marks |
91.2 percentile | 90+ marks |
91.4 percentile | 91+ marks |
91.6 percentile | 92+ marks |
91.8 percentile | 93+ marks |
| For all percentile vs marks range (click on the link beside) | JEE Main Percentile Score January 2024 |
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JEE Main Marks vs Percentile Detailed Analysis
For the percentile-wise detailed analysis of JEE Main percentile score January 2024, you can check the links below -
Is 91 a Good Percentile in JEE Main 2024?
Until the maximum cutoff percentile is released by the NTA (which will be out along with the Session 2 result), it remains questionable whether 91 is a good percentile or not. It is because the maximum cutoff is expected to vary between 88 to 91 percentile and if it comes out to be lower than 91 percentile, then all candidates scoring 91 percentile will be defaulted to the general category for admissions counselling, regardless of their reserved category. If so happens, then admissions at the 91 percentile to good NITs will be tough, especially in top branches like tech-related ones. If the maximum cutoff is below 91 percentile, then admissions for reserved category candidates will be easy but the scenario for the general category remains the same.
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