Details required to Check JEE Main January 2023 Result

JEE Main January 2023 Result

JEE Main Result: The National Testing Agency (NTA) today, February 06, 2023, released the final answer keys for JEE Main January 2023 session. Hence, it is highly expected that the result will be declared today itself. The result link will be made available online at jeemain.nta.nic.in , and the result will be available for checking at ntaresults.nic.in . In order to avoid the traffic load and crashing of the website, it is likely that NTA will provide two or three links but the details required to check the result will remain the same.

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Details required to Check JEE Main January 2023 Result

To check the result, the students will be required to enter the following details:

• JEE Main 2023 Session 1 Application Number

• Registered Date of Birth

• Security Pin (as shown in the image)

The registration password is not required to check the result. The result will be released in the form of a scorecard which will give only the percentile scores. The raw score (actual marks scored by the candidate) will not be mentioned on JEE Main 2023 result scorecard.

Students shall take note that NTA will not release the cutoff now. The cutoff will only be released along with the results of the April session 2. Similarly, marks vs percentile analysis, or percentile vs ranks analysis will not be released by NTA. The agency will however release the list of toppers: All-India toppers, state-wise, gender-wise, and category-wise toppers.

Also, the ranks of the candidates will not be released now. The final ranks will only be conveyed after taking into consideration the best of the two sessions. In order to neutralize any differences in the difficulty level of the shifts, or avoid giving any undue advantage due to dropped questions, JEE Main result score will be normalized. NTA score in percentile is calculated as the percentage ratio of the number of students whose raw score is less or equal to your score to the total number of candidates who appeared in the session. The NTA percentile is not equal to the percentage of raw marks obtained by the student.