JEE Main 2026 State-Wise Toppers

We want to be upfront: at this time there is no officially verified, NTA-published list of JEE Main 2026 state-wise toppers that we can responsibly cite with specific names and scores. Rather than fabricate names or figures, this page explains how topper information actually gets announced so you can find and verify it yourself when results are declared.

NTA's primary official announcement after each JEE Main session focuses on candidates who score a 100 percentile (there can be several, since percentile is computed per session/shift) and category-wise toppers. A dedicated "state topper" list, broken down by every state and union territory, is not a standard part of NTA's official release.

Most "state-wise topper" articles you see in news media or coaching institute marketing are compiled independently — journalists or institutes identify the highest scorer from their state based on the candidate's registered home state, then publicize it. These compilations can be accurate, but they are not NTA-certified, and sometimes coaching institutes promote their own enrolled students' scores without full verification against the official result database.

If you see a specific name and score claimed as a "state topper," the right move is to verify it against the official NTA result portal before treating it as fact.

Regardless of topper headlines, your admission outcome depends on your own percentile, rank, category and the JoSAA/CSAB counselling process. Use our marks vs rank calculator to estimate your rank, then the JEE Main College Predictor to see your realistic options.