Hello dear

As according to my experience and after watching the last year's trends you need to score marks between 140-160 out of 300 to get a percentile between 97 to 98.

This is just a prediction based on the some assumptions . Actual situation may vary and it depends on the number of students appearing in exam, difficulty level of exam , students preparation etc.

So just do your preparation and hope for the best .

Good luck

Hello,
Considering the marks vs percentile in JEE main January 2020 candidates who scored 180 or above scored 99 or above percentile.But percentile is the percentage of candidates who have scored equal of below marks than you.The candidate scoring the highest marks in your session will be considered as 100th percentile and percentile is given based on the marka other candidates score in that session.With marks percentile also changes.So you should at least 180 or above to get percentile 98 or above percentile.

Priyanshu, your percentile depends on your performance as in the percentage of students against whom you scored better.For example, if you have to score 97 percentile, it means you should have written better and scored better than 97 percentage of the people who have appeared for JEE Mains session. In January session 869010 Candidates appeared for the exam and it might be 12,00,000 for July session. And cut offs also change depending on this. For scoring this percentile you should atleast score 330 marks and more in JEE Mains. For preparing for JEE, we have Knockout package: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april/

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