Year	Students Registered	Students appeared
2023	January – 860064 April – 931334	January – 823967 April – 883367
2022	June – 872970 July – 622034	June – 769604 July – 540242
2021	February – 652628 March – 619641 July – 709611 August – 767700	February – 621033 March – 556248 July – 543553 August – 481419
2020	8,58,000
2019	January – 9,29,198 April – 9,35,755	January – 8,74,469 April – 8,81,096
2018	10,43,739
2017	1186454	Online – 165635 Offline – 956716
2016	12,07,257	Online – 10,22,808 Offline – 1,72,058
2015	13,04,646	Online – 11,05,135 Offline – 1,87,782
2014	13,56,805	Online – 11,72,538 Offline – 1,72,369
2013	12,60,219	11,89,777
2012	11,45,353	10,70,276
2011	11,14,880	10,53,833
2010	11,18,147	10,65,100
2009	10,10,061	9,62,119

IIT JEE Main 2023 Statistics: How many Students appeared in the JEE Main?

The National Testing Agency has released details on the no. The number of students appearing in JEE Mains 2023 in both the sessions. According to the official notification of NTA, the number of students who appeared in JEE Main 2023 in both the sessions is 11,13,325.

JEE Main Paper 2 Result 2024

No. of the Students registered & appeared for the JEE Main 2023 Exam B.E./B.Tech (Paper 1) in both the sessions:-

Gender/Category wise distribution of Students Registered in both Sessions:-

Gender/Category wise distribution of Students Appeared in both Sessions:-

Total no. of students who appeared in JEE Mains 2023 (January)

Gender/Category wise distribution of candidates registered in both the sessions:

Name of Category/Gender	Female	Male	Third Gender
General	139417	303169	2
Gen-EWS	35397	86919	1
OBC- NCL	136172	303919	2
SC	33198	80254	0
ST	12709	28050	0
PwD	652	2537	0
Total	357545	804848	5

Gender/category wise distribution of candidates appearing in both the sessions:

Name of Category/Gender	Female	Male	Third Gender
General	132176	290936	0
Gen-EWS	34798	85696	1
OBC- NCL	129190	293488	2
SC	30677	75658	0
ST	11503	26154	0
PwD	619	2427	0
Total	338963	774359	3

Data on how many students appeared for JEE Main 2023

Information about the number of students appearing in JEE Mains 2023 during both the sessions has been made public by the National Testing Agency. NTA has released an official notification which states that 11,13,325 students appeared in both the sessions of JEE Main 2023.

Is it true that over a million students compete with you?

The statement that “it is a very competitive exam” is probably something you have heard many JEE applicants saying. Out of 10-12 lakhs only a small portion is selected. IITs admit only around 10,000 students every year. Are you really against those 10-12 lakh students, that’s the real question?
— Put simply, the answer is no. Let’s see why.

A large number of students from across the country appear for the JEE Main examination; The preparation level of these students ranges from average to less prepared. Most of the underprepared students—more than 50% of them—are 12th grade students who are focusing on their board exams and other entrance exams.

Of the remaining 4-5 lakh students, most are prepared, but not up to the required level; On the other hand, the remaining 1-2 lakh students are best prepared with the sole objective of qualifying JEE. As a result, the group of 1-2 lakh students is most competitive, not the group of 10-12 lakh; If you are well prepared and want to qualify JEE Main exam, then you fall in the “1 lakh” category.

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JEE Main 2024 Exam Date

JEE Main examination 2024 session 1 will be conducted by the National Testing Agency from January 24 to February 1. While the April session of JEE Main 2024 will be held from April 1 to April 15. You can check JEE Mains 2024 Information Bulletin on jeemain.nta.ac.in. Candidates who appear or qualify PCM class 10+2 examination are eligible for NTA JEE Mains examination.

What is the method of calculating JEE Main exam score and rank?

The process of calculating the JEE main exam marks and rank involves normalization and percentage calculation based on the marks obtained by the candidate in the exam here is how it usually works.

1. Scoring: Since JEE Main is conducted in multiple variations and sessions, the original scores of the candidates are normalized to account for variations in the number of marks at different times of the examination The scoring system ensures that there is no leader in jeopardy for attending a more difficult meeting.
2. Raw Score Calculation: The raw score is calculated based on the number of answers identified by the candidate. A fixed number of points are awarded for each correct answer, while incorrect answers have a negative point system.
3. Normalization Process: The normalization process involves equalizing the difficulty levels of different groups of questionnaires. This policy changes the scores so that candidates from different sessions are in the same position.
4. Percentage score: After normalization, a percentage score is calculated for each candidate. The percentage shows the percentage of candidates who scored equal or lower than a particular candidate. A higher percentage score than those taking other tests indicates better performance.
5. Ranking: The All India Rank (AIR) for each candidate is determined on the basis of percentage marks. They wind up using admissions process and counseling. Candidates who get higher percentage get better positions.
6. Tie-breaking criteria: In case of candidates obtaining equal percentage of marks, tie-breaking criteria such as marks in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, age etc. are considered to determine the final ranking.

By following this extensive process of normalization, percentage calculation, ranking and tie-breaking, the scores and ranks of the JEE Main exam are determined fairly and accurately, reflecting the performance of each candidate relative to others.

FAQs (How Many Students Appeared For JEE Main 2024? )

What are some options for JEE Main?

If applicants do not want to appear for JEE Main exam, they can also appear for BITSAT, SRMJEE, WBJEE, VITEEE, MHT CET, etc.

When will JEE Advanced exam 2024 be held?

JEE Advanced examination 2024 will be conducted by IIT Madras on 26th May 2024.