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Updated on 1 Jun 2026, 16:25 IST
The JEE Advanced 2026 toppers list has been released along with the result. Shubham Kumar secured AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 330 out of 360 marks. He belongs to the IIT Delhi zone and is the top-ranked candidate in the Common Rank List.
Kabeer Chhillar secured AIR 2 with 329 marks. Jatin Chahar secured AIR 3 with 319 marks. Arohi Deshpande is the female topper of JEE Advanced 2026. She secured CRL 77 with 280 out of 360 marks.
The JEE Advanced 2026 result was declared by IIT Roorkee. Students can check their scorecard, marks, rank and qualifying status on the official website, jeeadv.ac.in. After checking the result, qualified students should prepare for JoSAA counselling, IIT branch selection and choice filling.
Shubham Kumar is the JEE Advanced 2026 AIR 1 holder. He scored 330 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Delhi zone. Kabeer Chhillar secured AIR 2 with 329 marks, while Jatin Chahar secured AIR 3 with 319 marks. Arohi Deshpande is the female topper with CRL 77 and 280 marks.
| Particular | Details |
| Exam Name | Joint Entrance Examination Advanced 2026 |
| Common Name | JEE Advanced 2026 |
| Conducting IIT | IIT Roorkee |
| Result Status | Declared |
| Result Date | June 1, 2026 |
| Official Website | jeeadv.ac.in |
| AIR 1 | Shubham Kumar |
| AIR 1 Marks | 330/360 |
| AIR 1 Zone | IIT Delhi Zone |
| Female Topper | Arohi Deshpande |
| Female Topper Rank | CRL 77 |
| Female Topper Marks | 280/360 |
| Candidates Appeared in Both Papers | 1,79,694 |
| Candidates Qualified | 56,880 |
| Next Step | JoSAA counselling and choice filling |
The top 10 rankers of JEE Advanced 2026 scored between 311 and 330 marks. Most of the top 10 candidates are from IIT Delhi, IIT Madras and IIT Bombay zones.
| CRL Rank | Name | Marks | Zone |
| 1 | Shubham Kumar | 330/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
| 2 | Kabeer Chhillar | 329/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
| 3 | Jatin Chahar | 319/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
| 4 | Mohit Shekher Shukla | 319/360 | IIT Madras Zone |
| 5 | Kuchi Sandeep | 318/360 | IIT Madras Zone |
| 6 | B Jayakrishna Srinivas | 314/360 | IIT Bombay Zone |
| 7 | Arnav Gautam | 314/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
| 8 | Kanishk Jain | 313/360 | IIT Bombay Zone |
| 9 | Medisetti Naga Saharsha | 312/360 | IIT Madras Zone |
| 10 | Darsh Sikka | 311/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
Note: The official topper list mentions the candidate’s rank, marks and zone. It does not mention the home state of every topper.
Shubham Kumar secured AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 330 out of 360 marks and topped the Common Rank List. He belongs to the IIT Delhi zone.
His score shows how close the competition is at the top level. Students who want to secure a high rank in JEE Advanced need strong concepts, regular revision, speed and accuracy.
| Detail | Information |
| Name | Shubham Kumar |
| Exam | JEE Advanced 2026 |
| Rank | AIR 1 |
| Marks | 330/360 |
| Zone | IIT Delhi Zone |
| Rank List | Common Rank List |
Kabeer Chhillar secured AIR 2 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 329 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Delhi zone. His score was only one mark below the AIR 1 score.
| Detail | Information |
| Name | Kabeer Chhillar |
| Exam | JEE Advanced 2026 |
| Rank | AIR 2 |
| Marks | 329/360 |
| Zone | IIT Delhi Zone |
Jatin Chahar secured AIR 3 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 319 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Delhi zone.
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| Detail | Information |
| Name | Jatin Chahar |
| Exam | JEE Advanced 2026 |
| Rank | AIR 3 |
| Marks | 319/360 |
| Zone | IIT Delhi Zone |
Arohi Deshpande is the female topper of JEE Advanced 2026. She belongs to the IIT Delhi zone and secured CRL 77. She scored 280 out of 360 marks.
| Female Topper | CRL Rank | Marks | Zone |
| Arohi Deshpande | 77 | 280/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
Her result shows that a strong rank in JEE Advanced needs balanced preparation in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Students should focus on concepts, previous year questions, mock tests and regular revision.
As per the Sri Chaitanya result creative, three students from Sri Chaitanya were featured among the top 10 open category rankers in JEE Advanced 2026. These students are Mohit Shekher Shukla, Medisetti Naga Saharsha and Darsh Sikka.
| Rank | Student Name | Marks | Zone |
| AIR 4 | Mohit Shekher Shukla | 319/360 | IIT Madras Zone |
| AIR 9 | Medisetti Naga Saharsha | 312/360 | IIT Madras Zone |
| AIR 10 | Darsh Sikka | 311/360 | IIT Delhi Zone |
Source Note: Rank, marks and zone are based on JEE Advanced 2026 topper data. The Sri Chaitanya association is based on the Sri Chaitanya result creative.
Mohit Shekher Shukla secured AIR 4 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 319 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Madras zone.
His score is the same as AIR 3 Jatin Chahar. This shows that tie-breaking rules and subject-wise performance can become important when students score the same total marks.
Medisetti Naga Saharsha secured AIR 9 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 312 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Madras zone.
His result shows that even a few marks can make a big difference in rank at the top level. Students preparing for JEE Advanced should focus on accuracy and time management during mock tests.
Darsh Sikka secured AIR 10 in JEE Advanced 2026. He scored 311 out of 360 marks and belongs to the IIT Delhi zone.
His rank shows that students need strong control over all three subjects. At the top level, every question matters.
The JEE Advanced rank list includes candidates who meet the minimum qualifying marks in each subject and in total. The Common Rank List is used for all qualified candidates. Separate category rank lists are also prepared for eligible candidates.
To be included in the JEE Advanced rank list, a student must clear:
For example, if a student scores more than the total JEE Advanced cutoff but does not clear the minimum marks in one subject, the student may not get a rank. This is why students should prepare all three subjects properly.
| Rank List | Meaning |
| Common Rank List | Rank list for all candidates who meet CRL criteria |
| GEN-EWS Rank List | Rank list for eligible GEN-EWS candidates |
| OBC-NCL Rank List | Rank list for eligible OBC-NCL candidates |
| SC Rank List | Rank list for eligible SC candidates |
| ST Rank List | Rank list for eligible ST candidates |
| PwD Rank List | Rank list for eligible PwD candidates |
| Preparatory Course Rank List | Rank list for eligible candidates under preparatory course criteria |
The rank list is important because IIT admission is based on JEE Advanced rank and JoSAA counselling. However, getting a rank does not guarantee admission to a specific IIT or branch. Admission depends on opening and closing ranks, seat availability, category, gender-neutral or female-only seats and choice filling.
The JEE Advanced 2026 topper scored 330 out of 360. The top 10 rankers scored between 311 and 330 marks. This shows that the competition was very close.
| Rank Range | Marks Range |
| AIR 1 | 330 marks |
| AIR 2 | 329 marks |
| AIR 3 to AIR 5 | 318 to 319 marks |
| AIR 6 to AIR 10 | 311 to 314 marks |
A small difference of 1 to 5 marks can change the rank at the top level. Students should focus on reducing silly mistakes, improving calculation speed and choosing questions wisely during the exam.
JEE Advanced toppers do not succeed because of one month of hard work. Their result comes from consistent study, clear concepts, regular revision and strong mock test analysis.
JEE Advanced questions are not always direct. Students need to understand the concept and apply it in different situations.
Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics are equally important. A weak subject can affect the total score and rank.
Only giving mock tests is not enough. Students should check every mistake and understand why they lost marks.
Students should revise formulas, concepts and mistakes regularly. Revision should not be kept only for the last month.
At the top level, one or two mistakes can change the rank. Students should work on accuracy along with speed.
Many students confuse the topper list and the rank list. Both are related, but they are not the same.
| Point | Topper List | Rank List |
| Meaning | List of highest-scoring candidates | List of all qualified candidates |
| Includes | AIR 1, top 10, zone toppers and category toppers | CRL and category-wise qualified candidates |
| Purpose | Shows top performers | Used for admission and counselling |
| Used in JoSAA | Not directly | Yes, rank is used for seat allotment |
The topper list is useful for result updates and performance analysis. The rank list is important for admission.
After checking the result and topper list, students should focus on the admission process. Qualified candidates should start preparing for JoSAA counselling and choice filling.
Students should not fill choices only on the basis of IIT name. Branch preference, academic interest, previous year closing ranks, placement trends, location and future goals should also be considered.
JEE Advanced toppers usually get top IIT branches like Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computing or other high-demand programmes, depending on their preference.
Other students should not compare their options only with the top 10 rankers. JoSAA counselling works differently for every student.
JoSAA seat allotment depends on:
Students with lower ranks can also get IIT seats depending on category, branch and seat availability. They should fill enough choices and keep backup options ready through JEE Main rank for NITs, IIITs and GFTIs.
JEE Advanced 2026 toppers list is led by Shubham Kumar, who secured AIR 1 with 330 out of 360 marks. Kabeer Chhillar secured AIR 2 with 329 marks, and Jatin Chahar secured AIR 3 with 319 marks. Arohi Deshpande is the female topper with CRL 77 and 280 marks.
The top 10 rankers scored between 311 and 330 marks. This shows the high level of competition in JEE Advanced. Students who qualified should now focus on JoSAA counselling, IIT branch selection and careful choice filling.
Students preparing for JEE Advanced 2027 should learn from the toppers, but they should not compare themselves negatively. The right approach is to build strong concepts, revise regularly, analyse mock tests and improve step by step.
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Shubham Kumar is the topper of JEE Advanced 2026. He secured AIR 1 with 330 out of 360 marks.
Shubham Kumar from the IIT Delhi zone secured AIR 1 in JEE Advanced 2026.
JEE Advanced 2026 AIR 1 Shubham Kumar scored 330 out of 360 marks.
Kabeer Chhillar secured AIR 2 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 329 out of 360 marks.
Jatin Chahar secured AIR 3 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 319 out of 360 marks.
Mohit Shekher Shukla secured AIR 4 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 319 out of 360 marks. He belongs to the IIT Madras zone.
Medisetti Naga Saharsha secured AIR 9 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 312 out of 360 marks. He belongs to the IIT Madras zone.
Darsh Sikka secured AIR 10 in JEE Advanced 2026 with 311 out of 360 marks. He belongs to the IIT Delhi zone.
Arohi Deshpande is the female topper of JEE Advanced 2026. She belongs to the IIT Delhi zone and secured CRL 77 with 280 marks.
A total of 56,880 candidates qualified JEE Advanced 2026. The exam was taken by 1,79,694 candidates who appeared in both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
The JEE Advanced 2026 rank list includes candidates who meet the minimum subject-wise and aggregate qualifying marks. The Common Rank List and category-wise rank lists are used for JoSAA counselling and IIT admission.
After the JEE Advanced 2026 result, students should download their scorecard, check their AIR and category rank, register for JoSAA counselling, compare previous year opening and closing ranks, and fill their college choices carefully.