What is CRL in JEE Main Cutoff?
CRL (the Common Rank List) in JEE Main. It is the overall merit-based ranking assigned to all candidates irrespective of their category.
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CRL stands for common rank list . It is a list released by National Testing Agency (NTA) for the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) main examination. The list is based on the scores scored by all the candidates who appeared in the examination, irrespective of their caste .
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Upvote The Common Rank List (CRL) for JEE Main is the list of all the qualifying candidates for the exam, together with their respective ranks. In JEE Main CRL, a student's rank is determined by their exam scores relative to all other test takers, regardless of their category.
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