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Hello aspirant,
It isn't possible to calculate the marks from a particular percentile beforehand, since the 100 percentile is not fixed. It depends upon the highest mark scored by the topper. For instance, if 260 is the highest score, then that is considered to be 100 percentile and all other percentiles are calculated accordingly.
Percentile also depends upon a number of other factors such as the total no of aspirants appearing for the exam, the no of shifts in which it is being conducted a well as the no of people with the same score as you.
So instead of focusing on percentile, try to concentrate on the marks and try hard enough to answer the maximum no of questions without second guessing.
Hope this helps. All the best.
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Dear candidate
With 98 percentile in JEE Mains you will get marks around 147 to 157 or nearby and with those marks and percentile you will get a rank around 18,000 or more around that and this is just a prediction according to the previous year trends of marks, ranks and percentiles and it may be different this year as it depends on many factors like number of students attending the exam, reservation, difficulty of the paper and number of seats and many othere so, your real mark and rank may differ from the above predicted one's.
Visit the below mentioned link for more Information about percentile vs marks and mark vs rank trends of JEE Mains
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-marks-vs-percentile
Hope this Information is helpful
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