Does CRL rank mean AIR in JEE Mains 2017?
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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17
5 years agoNo, CRL or common rank list has general, OBC, SC, etc. But in AIR has different sets for different categories. So whatever is your CRL rank in JEE Mains it is bound to climb up after everything gets sorted. Thank you. -
Hi,
Crl is an abbreviation for Common Rank list
But it is different from air as air is given for every category differently. -
CRL stands for Common Rank list. AIR stands for All India Rank. Crl is same as overall rank. It consists of all the categories. For general category candidates only CRL is considered. CRL is your AIR in general Category. For other categories both AIR and CRL are considered.
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Answered by
Shikhar Mogha RESEARCH INTERN AT SASE CHANDIGARH (DRDO) | Contributor-Level 9
6 years agoHi Himanshu,
Yes, they both mean the same thing.
CRL - Common Rank List. -
Yes, it includes every candidate with prudential sequence of their JEE score irrespective of their category.
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No, CRL or common rank list has general, OBC, SC, etc. But in AIR has different sets for different categories. So whatever is your CRL rank in JEE Mains it is bound to climb up after everything gets sorted. -
No, it is a common rank list. -
Yes, CML rank is common merit list rank or simply AIR.
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