JEE Main 2020 Results (announced). Kindly share your percentile/score.

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    Zaiba jabeen

    5 years ago
    My total is 87.3069581.
  • V

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    Vedant Bansal

    5 years ago
    I scored 98.8186182%. What are my college options?
  • S

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    Sushil

    5 years ago
    I got 90 percentile.
  • A

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    Aditi Javali

    5 years ago
    91.6759310 percentile.
  • A

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    aditya gupta

    5 years ago
    I got 84 percentile.
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    Anshul Chittora B.tech (CSE) student + Explorer +Campus Ambassador | Contributor-Level 6

    5 years ago
    Hi,
    Great work. You are securing a good rank.
    Don't think much about which college you will get. Just focus on preparing for April JEE and JEE advance exam to get more better place.
  • A

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    Anubhav Prakash

    5 years ago
    My NTA score is 98.76537, can I get admission in IIST?
  • A

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    Atharva Wakulkar

    5 years ago
    My score is 54.5210218579389.
  • H

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    Hrisikesh Barpujari

    5 years ago
    94 percentile. Which college I will get?
  • S

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    Shivani

    5 years ago
    My score in JEE Main 2020 is 60 percentile.

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