Is the marks vs percentile conversion different in JEE Mains January attempt as compared to April attempt?
JEE Mains is not fixed and can change from one attempt to another.
The January and April sessions may have different difficulty levels and a different number of students.
So, even if a student gets the same marks in both attempts, the percentile might be slightly different.
This happens because percent
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Yes, the marks vs percentile in JEE Main can differ between January and April attempts because it depends on the difficulty level and number of students in each session. So, the same marks may give a different percentile in different attempts.
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