What is the highest score in JEE Advanced exam till now?
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1 Answer
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Since the total marks in JEE Advanced changes over the years, it is difficukt to compare what has bee the highest score so far. But if we convert the scores of the JEE Advanced toppers over the years, then the following has been the highest percentages in JEE Advanced exam so far:
Year
AIR 1 score
Total marks
Percentage
2025
332
360
92.22%
2024
355
360
98.61%
2023
341
360
94.72%
2022
314
360
87.22%
2021
348
360
96%
2020
352
396
88.88%
2018
337
360
93%
2017
339
366
92%
2016
320
372
86%
2015
469
504
93.05%
2014
334
360
92.77%
2013
332
360
92.22%
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