You better clear you cache..Just click Ctrl+Shift+Delete..Here's page rank checker tool Google PageRank (PR) Checker Tool

just try ctrl+f5

Yes it does. Google tries to adapt search results for users. As said above, Ctrl + F5 to clear your cache, and logout from your Google Account !

you have cache clear. then see.

Yes Google marks that as your favorite website, before checking ranks always clear history and disable customizations.

Yes, just clear the history and then check, also check in other browser which you are not using currently..

Normally it happens when you are signed in with your gmail account associated with the website. so first signed out then see the results again.

You can check by the seo serp tool: Pagerank checker :Google SERPs checker: results many countries Google Pagerank SERPs index results web SEO tools

I think you should signed out your google account. No need to clear cache, im my opinion.

Yeah i totally agree with whats been said above...you need to make sure you are logged out of your Google account, and you need to clear all your internet cache..

You can also use another browser...a secondary browser which you do NOT normally use...

But as said above, the best way to check your ranking is to use a dedicated tool..

Personally i use Market Samurai to track my rankings...

you can also use the seobook firefox plugin which works nicely:

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use widexl keyword tool also

Delete Your Browser Cookies shift+cntrl+Del, and refresh Browser By cntrl+f5, after both activity u never change your results. if you have a dynamic internet connection switch off your modem for change your IP. and cheak again on Firecfox, IE, folck, on different different browser.

What you are seeing is personalized search results... There are many local factors that may influence you rankings,
For the Searching - you can make sure you always check the same way...
* Logged out of G Accounts
* Opted out of Personal Search
* Use the same computer
* Use the same browser
* Use the same Search page
* Use the same Search settings

That should help reduce the likelyhood of "bias" interfering

CCleaner is the answer for this one. You can get it here: CCleaner - Download

Yes, you can use CCleaner for clearing everything. But for your alternative, you can clear all your history and caches to see unique results.

Log into your Google account and pause + delete webhistory. This will remove all personalized results as long as you are logged in. It's easier than clearing your cache over and over again.

Try to clear your cache.