I need a small, self-contained website that mimics the official JEE (Main) score-card page but runs entirely offline on Windows. When I open the index.html in any browser it should display an authentic-looking result with the subject-wise scores and corresponding percentiles I choose to hard-code or edit later. Key points • Platform: Windows only—no server setup; just double-click to open. • Format: Standard HTML web page styled with CSS (a little JavaScript is fine for neatness, not required for dynamic calls). • Data shown: Subject scores and their percentiles; no rank, category, or personal photo—those sections shouldn’t appear. Deliverables 1. index.html, accompanying CSS, and any local assets (logo, fonts) packaged so they load from the same folder. 2. A short README explaining where in the code I can edit name, roll number, subjects, and marks. 3. Pixel-close layout to the real NTA result sheet—fonts, colours, table alignment—so a screenshot looks convincing. I will consider the job complete once the page opens locally without errors and the editable placeholders update the visible marks and percentiles correctly.