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JEE Main Score Calculator 2026-2027

Enter your correct and wrong answers from the answer key to get your JEE Main score instantly — section by section, with negative marking applied.

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JEE Main marking scheme: +4 for each correct answer and −1 for each wrong answer, and 0 for unattempted questions. The paper has 75 questions for 300 marks. Score = (correct × 4) − (wrong × 1).

JEE Main Exam Pattern 2026-2027

SectionQuestionsMarksMarking
Physics25100+4 / −1
Chemistry25100+4 / −1
Mathematics25100+4 / −1
Total75300
ModeComputer-based test
Duration3 hours
Unattempted0 marks

Each subject has 20 MCQs (Section A) and 5 numerical questions (Section B), all compulsory. Wrong answers lose 1 mark in both MCQs and numerical questions. Your raw score is converted to an NTA percentile — see the JEE Main rank predictor.

How the JEE Main score is calculated

Example: 15 correct and 5 wrong in a section → (15 × 4) − (5 × 1) = 55 marks. Each wrong answer costs 1 mark(s) — 25% of what a correct answer earns — so guess only when you can eliminate options.

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How to calculate your JEE Main score

  1. Download the official answer key and your response sheet.
  2. Count correct and wrong answers in each section.
  3. Enter them above — the score updates instantly.

FAQs

What is the JEE Main marking scheme?
+4 for each correct answer and −1 for each wrong answer. Unattempted questions get 0.
How many questions are in JEE Main?
JEE Main Paper 1 (B.E./B.Tech): 75 questions, 300 marks. Duration: 3 hours.
Is this JEE Main score the final score?
It is your raw score from the answer key. The official result may apply normalisation, bonus marks for dropped questions, or conversion to percentiles.
Is the calculator free and private?
Yes — it runs in your browser and nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

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Exam patterns are based on the latest official notifications (reviewed September 2026). Always confirm with the current notification — if the pattern changes, section-wise entries still let you calculate correctly.