My son got in physics 45 chemistry 75 maths 20 numbers in iit jee but the total score is 52 ican't understand what it is plz some one help

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    Ridhima Bansal Currently working as Biology tutor | Guide-Level 13

    6 years ago
    Hi,
    This time it's percentile and not percentage, which means if your son gets 52 percentile that is your son is 52 percent ahead of other students and 48 percent below other students. And, to qualify JEE Mains exam you need to get 70 percentile. Good luck.

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