JEE Mains 2026 Result Out: NTA Activates Session 2 Scorecard Link, 26 students score 100 percentile Check Toppers List Here
JEE Mains 2026 Result: The National Testing Agency has released the JEE Main Session 2 result on April 20, 2026. Earlier on the same day, NTA also put out the final answer key for the April session. After that, students were waiting for the scorecards, and now they can check them on the official website jeemain.nta.nic.in.
The result page lets students see their scorecards, category cut-off details, topper information, and other exam numbers too. NTA’s official JEE Main website and media reports on April 20 confirmed the result release and the final answer key update.
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JEE Main 2026 Toppers Session 1
| Name Of Candidate | State Of Eligibility | NTA Marks |
| Shreyas Mishra | Delhi (NCT) | 100 |
| Narendrababu Gari Mahith | Andhra Pradesh | 100 |
| Shubham Kumar | Bihar | 100 |
| Kabeer Chhillar | Rajasthan | 100 |
| Chiranjib Kar | Rajasthan | 100 |
| Bhavesh Patra | Odisha | 100 |
| Anay Jain | Haryana | 100 |
| Arnav Gautam | Rajasthan | 100 |
| Pasala Mohith | Andhra Pradesh | 100 |
| Madhav Viradiya | Maharashtra | 100 |
| Purohit Nimay | Gujarat | 100 |
| Vivan Sharad Mahiswari | Telangana | 100 |
| Utkarsh | Uttar Pradesh | 99.99925 |
| A Vishnu Sai Theja | Karnataka | 99.99925 |
| Ajajy P | Tamil Nadu | 99.99924 |
| Riddhesh Anant Bendale | Madhya Pradesh | 99.99922 |
| Kuntal Choudhury | West Bengal | 99.99849 |
| Bharat Bansal | Punjab | 99.9977 |
| Kapish Mittal | Chandigarh | 99.99459 |
| Aditya Gupta | Chandigarh | 99.99459 |
| Yug Maheshwari | Chhattisgarh | 99.99375 |
| Yashraj Singh | Assam | 99.98114 |
| Vaishnavi Kumari | Jharkhand | 99.97753 |
| Vaishnav E N K | Kerala | 99.97638 |
| H Karthikeyan | Puducherry | 99.9631 |
| Rohit | Uttarakhand | 99.93926 |
| Davis Saju John | Outside India | 99.9148 |
| Shaurya Veer Singh | Sikkim | 99.88407 |
| Adriraj Saha | Tripura | 99.86116 |
| Raman Saini | Himachal Pradesh | 99.85034 |
| Amiteshwar Singh | Jammu And Kashmir | 99.83513 |
| Abhinav Batta | Jammu And Kashmir | 99.83513 |
| Tanay Ajit Prabhu | Goa | 99.82517 |
| Harsh Agarwal | Daman And Diu | 99.77497 |
| Aiman Tanish | Arunachal Pradesh | 99.73663 |
| Manosij Das | Dadra And Nagar Haveli | 99.23321 |
| Vishnu Bhardwaj Upadhyay | Meghalaya | 98.96155 |
| Clinton Akoijam | Manipur | 98.85841 |
| Hemakshi Kumar | Andaman And Nicobar Islands | 98.26604 |
| Jigmet Rinchen Nurboo | Ladakh | 95.14481 |
| Khushi Sah | Nagaland | 94.51718 |
| Lallung Muana Khelte | Mizoram | 90.38551 |
| Rayyan Zaki B N | Lakshadweep | 89.11134 |
How to Check?
Candidates can follow the steps given below to check and download their JEE Main 2026 Session 2 result:
- Visit the official website – jeemain.nta.nic.in
- Click on the JEE Main 2026 Session 2 result link available under the “Candidate Activity” section
- Log in using the application number and password
- The scorecard will be displayed on the screen
- Download and save it for future reference
The scorecard copies are also sent to the registered email IDs of the student and parents.
JEE Main 2026 Cutoff for JEE Advanced
Check below the JEE Mains cutoff for JEE Advanced exam:
| Category | Cutoff 2026 |
|---|---|
| Unreserved (UR) | 93.4123549 |
| Gen-EWS | 82.4164528 |
| OBC-NCL | 80.9232583 |
| SC | 63.9172792 |
| ST | 52.0174712 |
| UR-PwD | 0.0023186 |
How many Students Appeared?
The Session 2 exam was held from April 2 to April 8, 2026. NTA had earlier said the test took place in 566 exam centres across 304 cities in India and 14 cities outside India.
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The exam was done in computer-based mode. Around 11.23 lakh students were part of this session. NTA’s public notice from April 8 had already said the result was likely by April 20, and the official JEE Main site shows the Session 2 notices and answer key links.
Tie-breaking Rule and Bonus Marks
Sometimes two or more students get the same total NTA percentile. In that case, NTA follows a tie-breaking order. First, the student with the higher Mathematics percentile gets the better rank. If that is also the same, then Physics percentile is checked.
Even then if the tie still stays, Chemistry percentile is compared. If all three remain equal, then the older candidate gets the higher rank. Students also need to know about dropped questions. The final answer key for Session 2 shows at least one dropped Physics question for the April 4 first shift paper, and live reports said dropped questions lead to full marks being given to all candidates of that shift for those questions under NTA’s rules.
