23 Students Receive A 100 Percentile In The First Session Of The JEE Mains 2024 Results

JEE Main 2024: The Scorecards For The First Session Of The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main 2024 Were Made Public Today By The National Testing Agency (NTA).

This Time Around, 23 Students Have Scored In The Top 100 Percentile, But No Female Applicant Has Received A Flawless Score. Of All The State Champions, Only Gujarat’s Dwija Dharmeshkumar Patel Took First Place With An NTA Score Of 99.99.

With Seven, Telenagana Is The State With The Most 100 Percentilers. Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, And Rajasthan Are Next With Three Each. There Are Two 100 Percentilers From Delhi And Haryana, And One Each From Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, And Karnataka.

This Year, NTA Held The First Session Of JEE Main 2024 From January 24 To February 1 In Which Out Of The 12,21,615 Candidates Registering For JEE Main Paper 1, As Many As 11,70,036 Candidates Appeared.

43 Candidates Last Year Achieved A 100 Percentile Ranking On The Overall Merit List (Based On Their Performance In Sessions 1 And 2). Only One Lady From Karnataka, Ridhi Kamlesh Kumar Maheshwari, Was Able To Get A Cent Percentile Out Of These 43. Of The Forty-Three, Eleven Came From Telangana, Then Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, And Uttar Pradesh (Five Each), Gujarat, Karnataka, Delhi, And Maharashtra (Two Each). Each Of The Following States Accounts For One: Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, And Haryana.

The 2023 JEE Advanced Cutoff For General Category Applicants Was 90.77, Which Was Higher Than The 2022 And 2021 Cutoffs Of 88.4 And 87.9. In 2020 And 2019, The Qualifying Scores For General Candidates Were 90.3 And 89.7, Respectively.

The Normalization Procedure Will Be Employed By The National Testing Agency To Provide Equity In The Assessment Of JEE Main 2024 Outcomes. This Guarantees That Students Will Experience Comparable Levels Of Difficulty Because The Exam Was Administered Over Several Days And Sessions. The Process Of Normalization Guarantees That No Candidate Has An Unjust Benefit Or Drawback. Students Will Be Ranked By NTA According To Their Percentile Scores, Which Are Derived By A Predefined Algorithm.