DY Patil Institute of Technology Pune Cutoff 2025: Check JEE Main Round Wise Ranks

In 2024,  DY Patil Pimpri cutoff 2024 has been released for the admission to BTec specialisations. As per the DY Patil Pimpri JEE Main cutoff 2024, the mostvcompetitive course with a the lowest rank of 49843 was BTech in Computer Science and Engineering. Candidates can check out more cutoffs from the official DY Patil Pimpri cutoff page:

After JEE session 2 is completed, only those candidates who are aiming for IITs need to start preparing for JEE Advanced after clearing JEE Main. Those who are above the 98th percentile should start preparing for JEE Advanced as soon as possible. Those below this, between the 95th and 98th percentile, should focus on attempting more mock tests and previous year question papers so that they have a better chance of clearing JEE Advanced

Yes, of course! The minimum marks needed in JEE Main to qualify for Advanced exam are usually around 90 to 91 for general category.

DY Patil Pimpri MHT CET Cutoff 2025 was published for all rounds and categories belonging to the All India quota. For the General AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 82.88 to 96.48. According to the last round cutoff, the hardest specialisation for admission was B.E. in Computer Engineering, followed by B.E. in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, with the cutoff being 96.48 and 96.07, respectively. 

Students should know that the cutoff for each category, round, course will vary depending on these factors. 

Yes, it is possible to get admission to DY Patil Institute of Technology with 90 score in MHT CET exam, if you belong to the General Home State quota. However, there are a few specialisations in which you cannot get admission, due to its higher cutoff. 

DY Patil Institute of Technology Pune accepts the MHT CET entrance exam scores, followed by the MHT CET counseling process. During the MHT CET last-round cutoff 2024, the cutoff percentile was 97.59 for admission to the Computer Engineering branch for the General HS category students. So, no, candidates with a percentile of 93 are not eligible to get into Computer Engineering at DY Patil Pimpri. Candidates can refer to the table below to view all the branches availble upto a cutoff percentile of 93 among the General category students in the HS quota: 

The acquired percenile is slightly low to secure a seat at DY Patil Pimpri in 2024. The cutoff stood close to it at 89.8 for the General Home State category candidates. However, DY Patil Pimpri cutoff 2024 for General AI category candidates stood at 99.29 for General All India category candidates. So, 85 percentile is sufficient to reserve a seat for you in 2024. Further, candidates belonging to General Home State quota have to put little more effort to reach the cutoffs. It is advised that the candidates should prepare systematically to crack the cutoffs.

The admission to the MBA courses at DY Patil Pimpri were conducted based on MAH CET scores. The MAH CET cutoff has been released for various All India and Home State categories in 2024. Considering the DY Patil Pimpri cutoff 2024 for the MBA course for the General Home State category candidates stood at 89.8 percentile. Further, the candidates had experienced fluctuating cutoffs over the years. Wherein, 2023, and 2022 cutoff stood at 85.4 and 86.7, respectively, for the General Home State category candidates.

Certainly, aspirants might wait and target the next cutoff for better alternatives at DY Patil Pimpri via MAH CET. Candidates aiming for the next cutoff round may have to accept the risk of losing their allotted seat in the existing round. Because of the limited seats available, the remaining candidates will eventually fill the available seats if someone releases the allotted seat. Then they may have to fight for the seats that remain after the existing cutoff. Students seeking admission at DY Patil Pimpri can find the cutoff for 2024 by clicking here:

The DY Patil Pimpri MHT CET M.Tech Cutoff 2025 was released for admission to the M.Tech courses for all rounds and various categories. The cutoff was out in the form of opening and closing percentiles for students who belonged to the Home State quota. 

For the General AI category candidates, the cutoff ranged from 284 to 1 for admission to various M.Tech course specialisations. Among all, the M.E. in Computer Engineering was the toughest course for admission, with the overall percentile ranging from 284 to 6.67, in the first and last round, respectively. Students can refer to the table below to know the cutoff range for different categories. 

Note: Other categories, rounds, courses will have different cutoff accordingly. 

For UG course, the DY Pimpri allowed admission based on MHTCET exam scores. However, for M.E./MTech courses, only MHTCET M.Tech exam is conducted by institute for the admission to PG courses.

For admission to DY Patil Pimpri for M.E courses, candidates must have a valid MHTCET M.Tech score. The last-round ranks for the General All India category were closed between the range of 9 and 24, considering the DY Patil Pimpri. The lowest percentile cutoff stood at 9 for M.Tech. in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering.