JEE Advanced 2025 final answer keys out: Check here, know how to calculate rank
IIT Kanpur has officially declared the JEE Advanced 2025 result on June 2. Candidates who appeared for the tough engineering entrance exam can check their scores now on the official website -- jeeadv.ac.in. Along with the results, the final answer key for both Paper 1 and Paper 2 is also live.JEE Advanced 2025 was held on May 18 in two shifts. Paper 1 took place from 9 am to 12 pm, followed by Paper 2 from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. The papers had a mix of multiple-choice and multiple-select questions.advertisementHOW TO DOWNLOAD JEE ADVANCED 2025 ANSWER KEYSThe Paper 1 and Paper 2 final answer keys and the candidate response sheets are now available on the website.
You can check the links on the homepage of jeeadv.ac.in.Check JEE Advanced 2025 final answer key Paper 1Jee Adv Answer Key 1 by roshni.intoday on ScribdCheck JEE Advanced 2025 final answer key Paper 2Jee Adv Answer Key 1 by roshni.intoday on ScribdHOW TO CALCULATE YOUR SCORE AND UNDERSTAND CRLOnce you download your JEE Advanced 2025 answer key and your response sheet, you can calculate your estimated score before even waiting for the result.Follow these steps:Open your response sheet and the final answer key for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.Match your answers with the correct options provided in the final key.Use the marking scheme given on the question paper:There are different types of questions (MCQs and MSQs), and each may have different marking patterns (full, partial, negative).Carefully check how many marks each question carries and subtract marks for incorrect answers where negative marking applies.Add up the marks for Physics, Chemistry, and Maths separately from both papers.Your total score = Physics + Chemistry + Maths marks from Paper 1 and 2 combined.This gives you your raw score.HOW CRL (COMMON RANK LIST) IS CALCULATEDOnce you know your total marks, here's how CRL works:CRL stands for Common Rank List. It ranks all candidates together, no matter their category (General, OBC, SC/ST, etc.).Your CRL is based on your aggregate marks in both papers.Formula for CRL estimate:CRL = [(100 - Your Percentile) 100] Total Candidates AppearedThis helps estimate where you stand nationally among all JEE Advanced test takers.Example:Let's say your percentile is 97, and 1,80,000 students appeared:CRL Rank = [(100 - 97) 100] 1,80,000 = 0.03 1,80,000 = 5,400This means your estimated All India Rank would be around 5,400.Important:CRL is only based on total marks, not individual subject scores.In case two candidates have the same marks, tie-breakers (like higher Maths marks, then Physics, then age) are used to assign rank.Your CRL rank is the key for seat allotment in IITs and other top engineering colleges.
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