I got 61.86 as my NTA total score. What is my percentile?
Your NTA total score of 61.86 is already your percentile score.
In NTA-based exams like CUET, JEE, or NEET, the "NTA score" is another term for percentile score, not raw marks.
If your NTA score is 61.86, it means you performed better than 61.86% of the candidates who appeared for that exam.
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A score of 61.86 translates to a percentile of approximately 87.51 - 90.70 in the JEE Main exam. With this percentile you can get a very good college and in this score a student can get a branch of computer Science in the enginnering and other criteria must be satisfied.
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