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180 marks in JEE Main: percentile and rank

In an average shift, 180 marks is about 99.57 percentile, which puts you near rank 6,615 out of 15,38,468 students.

99.28Percentile, easy shift
99.57Percentile, average shift
99.76Percentile, tough shift
3,692–11,139Likely rank range

What 180 marks means for you

At 180 marks you'd be ahead of roughly 15,31,853 students. In an average shift, this score clears the JEE Advanced cutoff for every category (2026 cutoffs). You're in range for good branches at well-known NITs, and CSE at many newer NITs and top IIITs.

Every 10 marks matters at this level: 190 marks would move you to about rank 4,923, a jump of 1,692 places. That's two or three more correct answers, or not making three silly mistakes.

These are estimates from the 2025 and 2026 marks-vs-percentile pattern. Your official percentile comes from NTA. Your exact shift's difficulty can move the number noticeably, which is why we show a range.

Scores around 180

MarksPercentileRank (approx.)
16099.2411,692
16599.3310,308
17099.428,923
17599.507,769
18099.576,615
18599.625,769
19099.684,923
19599.734,154
20099.783,385

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Questions students ask

What percentile is 180 marks in JEE Main?

About 99.57 percentile in an average shift. In an easy shift it can be 99.28, and in a tough shift up to 99.76.

What rank will I get with 180 marks in JEE Main?

Around 6,615, and most likely between 3,692 and 11,139 depending on your shift.

Can I qualify for JEE Advanced with 180 marks?

In an average shift, 180 marks clears the JEE Advanced cutoff for every category, based on 2026 cutoffs.

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