JEE Advanced 2021 result on October 15: Check marks vs rank
Isha Jain | October 8, 2021 | 11:23 AM IST | 2 mins read
IIT Kharagpur will declare the JEE Advanced 2021 result on October 15 at jeeadv.ac.in. Candidates can here check the JEE Advanced 2021 marks vs rank.
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: The Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur is going to declare the JEE Advanced 2021 result on October 15. The JEE Advanced result 2021 link will be available at the official website - jeeadv.ac.in. Candidates will have to use their roll number, date of birth and phone number to download the result of JEE Advanced 2021.
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Now that the JEE Advanced result date 2021 is known, aspirants are curious to know what rank they can get based on their marks. Therefore, to help students, Careers360 has provided here the JEE Advanced 2021 marks vs rank table. Note that the JEE Advanced 2021 marks vs rank data is indicative in nature and may change.
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JEE Advanced marks vs rank (Based on previous year)
|
AIR (All India Rank) |
Marks |
|
1 |
340 - 350 |
|
10 |
300-315 |
|
40-45 |
280-290 |
|
80-90 |
270-280 |
|
200-230 |
252-272 |
|
490-500 |
225-250 |
|
600-650 |
215-230 |
|
720-780 |
210-213 |
|
800-820 |
208-209 |
|
990-1000 |
200-207 |
Along with the declaration of JEE Advanced 2021 result, the authorities will also release the rank list. The JEE Advanced 2021 rank list will be released on the official website - jeeadc.ac.in 2021. Candidates will have to login using their JEE Advanced application number and date of birth tok check their ranks. Only the qualified candidates will be listed out in the JEE Advanced rank list 2021.
The authorities will release the JEE Advanced 2021 answer key in online mode on October 10. Candidates will be able to challenge the answer key of JEE Advanced 2021 till October 11. After considering the challenges made by students, the final JEE Advanced answer key 2021 will be released. The JEE Advanced 2021 result will also be prepared as per final answer key.
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IIT Kharagpur conducted the JEE Advanced 2021 on October 3. The JEE Advanced 2021 exam was held to check the comprehension, reasoning and analytical ability of aspirants. The JEE Advanced exam 2021 is a gateway to get admission into IITs.
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