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Rajit Gupta from IIT Delhi zone has secured the top rank in the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2025, according to results released today by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur. Candidates who appeared for the exam can check their scores and the final answer keys on the official website — jeeadv.ac.in. The examination was conducted on May 18 in a computer-based format.Rajit Gupta topped the exam with 332 out of 360 marks. He is from the IIT Delhi zone. Reports indicate that he had also achieved a 100 percentile score in both sessions of the JEE Main earlier this year.Here is the list of top 10 rank holders in the Common Rank List (CRL):CRL 1: Rajit GuptaCRL 2: Saksham JindalCRL 3: Majid Mujahid HusainCRL 4: Parth Mandar VartakCRL 5: Ujjwal KesariCRL 6: Akshat Kumar ChaurasiaCRL 7: Sahil Mukesh DeoCRL 8: Devesh Pankaj BhaiyaCRL 9: Arnav SinghCRL 10: Vadlamudi LokeshIn the previous year, Ved Lahoti had topped the exam with 355 out of 360 marks.To qualify for the Common Rank List, candidates must meet both subject-wise and overall qualifying marks. The total score is calculated by adding the marks obtained in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.Maximum aggregate marks: 360 (180 each from Paper 1 and Paper 2)Maximum marks per subject:Mathematics: 120 (60 each in Paper 1 and 2)Physics: 120 (60 each in Paper 1 and 2)Chemistry: 120 (60 each in Paper 1 and 2)Candidates must meet minimum marks in each subject and in total to be included in the rank list.Candidates who qualify in JEE Advanced 2025 will now participate in the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) counselling process. Through JoSAA, students can apply for admission to the IITs, NITs, IIITs, and other government-funded technical institutes (GFTIs). The registration and choice-filling for academic programs under JoSAA will begin on June 3, 2025.
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