IIT Ropar Cutoff 2025: Check JEE Advanced Round Wise Closing Ranks

IIT Ropar BTech cutoff 2025 ranged from 1253 and 5699, according to the last round cutoff score for students in the OBC category. Candidates looking for admission at this institution should strive to attain a rank of 5699 or lower for a better chance at admission to IIT Ropar. However, please note that the cutoff ranks vary for each round, year and category. Below are the last round specialisation cutoff ranks for the OBC AI quota.

For the students belonging to the General AI quota, the IIT Ropar BTech cutoff 2025 ranged between 2512 and 14480 in the last round. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary across different rounds, specialisations, and categories. Considering the last round of JEE Advanced cutoff 2025, B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering was the most competitive branch for admission. Candidates aiming for top branches must target securing a cutoff rank of up to 14480 to improve their chances of getting a seat at IIT Ropar. The table below enlists the last round of branch-wise closing ranks for the General category students. 

For the General AI quota, the IIT Ropar CSE cutoff 2025 ranged between 2357 and 2512. For IIT Patna, the cutoff range was between 3215 and 3377. Similarly, for IIT Mandi, the cutoff range was between 3087 and 3123 in the General category. So, considering the cutoff range, the IIT Ropar cutoff for CSE was comparatively more competitive for admission among the Engineering aspirants as compared to that of IIT Patna and IIT Mandi, as they have relaxed cutoffs for BTech admission.

To get admission at IIT Ropar for MTech courses, Candidate must qualift the GATE exam. The IIT Ropar GATE Cutoff has been released for different MTech courses. The cutoff was released for different categories. The Cutoff ranks ranged at 325 and 707, for the General AI category candidates. The table given below provides the Cutoff ranks for different MTech courses:

Considering the IIT Ropar JAM cutoff 2025 for the Round 4 seat allotment, yes, there are courses reaching upto a cutoff rank of 500 at IIT Ropar. For the candidates belonging to the General AI quota, a 500 rank would not fetch you M.Sc. in Chemistry, but it could get you M.Sc. in Mathematics and MSc in Physics. Check out the MSc options for the General All India categories from the tables below:

For the General AI category:

IIT Ropar accepts IIT JAM scores for admission to the MSc course.  IIT Ropar has officially released the Round 1 cutoff ranks for MSc admissions through IIT JAM 2025. Analysing the IIT JAM cutoff, MSc in Mathematics was turned out to be the most competitive specialisations when compared it with the other two specialisations. The Round 1 cutoff for the MSc courses ranged between were 2492 and 4487 for the ST category candidates for the All India Quota. So, considering the 2025 cutoff ranks, yes a candidate can get into IIT Ropar with 3000 rank in IIT JAM. Check out the courses available at this rank under ST AI quota:

According to the IIT Ropar JAM cutoff 2025, Round 1, MSc in Physics saw a significant increase in cutoff over the last three years. As per IIT Delhi JAM cutoff 2024, the last round cutoff rank was 415  for the General AI quota. In 2025, the cutoff for the same specialisation was 448. Students aiming for admission to the MSc in Physics at IIT Ropar can view the table below for Round 1 closing ranks, year-wise.

IIT Ropar accepts GATE COAP exam scores to offer M.Tech courses to the candidates belonging to All India categories. During the IIT Ropar M.Tech cutoff 2022, the cutoff score released between 447 and 723 for the General AI category candidates. For top programs such as MTech in CSE, M.Tech. in Artificial Intelligence, and M.Tech. in Microelectronics and VLSI Design, the General AI quota cutoff stood at 723, 707, and 573, respectively. For the same course, the category-wise cutoffs are presented in the table below:

If you cleared the cutoff with a bad score of 38 or 39 for the GATE examination. You can look for other options as mentioned below:

·       You can check the cutoff norms for a variety of institutions, as each institution has its own set of criteria for cutoff scores. For some institutions, even a cutoff of 38 and 29 could be considered for admissions. Make sure to do a complete analysis of the institution you are applying to and the cutoff score they accept.

·     Try applying for both top-ranked and lower-ranked institutions if you have a poor score to increase your chances of admission.

·       While a good GATE score is vital for admissions, it's not the only criterion that can be considered by institutions; many also look at your academic record, employment experience, general aptitude and personality. Therefore, to boost your chances, try highlighting these areas.

·       You can also reconsider re-taking the GATE examination again next year with better focus and preparation.