Estimate your rank in JEE and the course options in IIT Delhi!

Appeared in IIT-JEE and waiting for the result? Are you in dilemma as to what rank will you get? Will you be able to get the course of your choice and if so then in which IIT? These are some of the questions doing rounds in the minds of JEE takers until the result is out.

We can satiate your curiosity to some extent by giving you an idea about the category of rank you can expect to fall in according to your score in JEE Advanced through our rank predictor. Knowing your rank, you can also get an idea about the course options available for you in IIT Delhi.

The below table gives you an idea of the category of rank you can expect to fall in according to your JEE Advanced score

JEE Advanced Score

All India Rank

260 +

1-100

235-260

100-200

229-235

200-300

224-229

300-400

220-224

400-500

200-220

500-1000

184-200

1000-1500

177-184

1500-2000

171-177

2000-2500

165-171

2500-3000

158-165

3000-4000

150-158

4000-5000

144-150

5000-6000

138-144

6000-7000

133-138

7000-8000

128-133

8000-9000

125-128

9000-10000

Once you get an idea of your rank as per your JEE score, you can refer the following table to know the courses for which you might stand eligible:

Course Ranks
Gen OBC SC ST
Civil Engineering 942-1962 320-791 52-353 17-57
Computer Science and Engineering 4-109 28-69 10-36 5-34
Electrical Engineering 80-299 44-165 16-92 10-39
Electrical Engineering (Power) 374-757 197-432 131-265 81-108
Engineering Physics 859-2233 1030-1524 219-713 402-565
Mechanical Engineering 272-630 90-297 31-129 8-63
Production and Industrial Engineering 826-1881 837-1237 371-658 196-419
Textile Technology 1967-4321 1546-2336 599-1332 491-607
Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology 2501-4360 1552-2399 710-1321 642-720
Chemical Engineering 1405-2134 998-1342 413-674 364-393
Computer Science and Engineering 66-217 107-202 72-161 48-106

Note: The upper limit in the range depicts the opening rank while the lower limit stands for the closing rank.
This post was written by Aditya Singhal, managing director of askIITians.

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