JEE-Advanced 2026 results mark a historic milestone in gender diversity in STEM, with over 10,000 female candidates qualifying for IITs for the first time, achieving a record pass rate of 24.9%. This surge is attributed to the supernumerary seats scheme introduced in 2018, which successfully boosted female enrolment to over 20% and reflects a broader societal shift towards encouraging women in engineering.
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- ›Female Qualifiers (2026): 10,107
- ›Female Pass Rate (2026): 24.9%
- ›Target this Data: 10,107 female qualifiers in JEE-Advanced 2026 with a 24.9% pass rate.
- ›Target this Nodal Body: Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) for seat allocation.
- ›Target this Policy: Supernumerary seats scheme introduced in 2018 for 20% female enrolment in IITs.
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