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JEE MAIN Session 2 Result Declared

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· Apr 21, 2026

The national testing agency (NTA) has released the results of the Joint Entrance Examination, Main (JEE, Main). The results are declared for session 2.

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The national testing agency (NTA) has released the results of the Joint Entrance Examination, Main (JEE, Main). The results are declared for session 2. The candidates who appeared for the examination can access their scorecards using their application number and password. Along with the results, the testing agency has released JEE Advance qualification result, All India Ranks of the candidates and all the toppers around the nation. 

The testing agency has released a press release where they have provided details regarding Session 1 and 2 of the examination. The session 2 of the exam was taken in 9 shifts. It was held in 13 languages and 584 exam centres around the globe. The exam centres were in Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Kuwait for seats of International students. These were not the only cities around the globe to take International Students. There were many other cities for them. Some Non-Resident Indians also applied for the examination at other centres to take admission to Indian Institute of Technology or National Institute of Technology. 

National Testing Agency also released in the Press Release, the number of students who appeared for the exam, category wise and gender wise. They also showed students who have cleared the exam, both category wise and gender wise. Students' appearance in examination has remained quite constant just that it dropped in Session 1 of 2nd April.

All the students with 100 percentile were from UR-ALL Category if looked from the perspective of the National Testing Agency. The testing agency has to look at all the results from strict Reservation policies. 96,873 have cleared the examination to appear for Joint Entrance Examination, Advance from UR-ALL category. Many other students have cleared the examination from UR-PwBD, OBC, SC,ST, UR category. A huge number of students have cleared the examination with 100 percentile from Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan. Students have been provided details regarding Joint Entrance Examination, Advance with the result. 

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