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LBS Institute of Technology for Women Cutoff 2025: Check KEAM Round Wise Cutoff Ranks

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Last updated on 18 May '26

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LBS Institute of Technology for Women cutoff 2025 is available for admission to various BE/BTech specialisations. Students can refer to the exam-wise sections below to know the round and category-wise cutoff of various accepted exams. A few more updates are down below:

The KEAM 2026 exam result for the BE/BTech and BPharma programmes has been published. Candidates can log in to the official website to view the same.

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LBS Institute of Technology for Women KEAM BTech Cutoff 2025 – Round 1 & Last Round Closing Ranks

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LBS Institute of Technology for Women KEAM cutoff 2025 was concluded with the publication of the final round cutoff list for various categories, such as General, OBC, SC, etc under the All India and Home State quota.

For the General HS category, the last round cutoff for the B.E. / B.Tech course varied between 11824 and 23490. According to this range, the most and least competitive branches turned out to be B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering and B.Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engine

For more cutoff-related information, candidates can refer to the table below.

Course	Round 1 (Closing Rank)	Last Round (Closing Rank)
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering	20897	22959
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering	10389	11824
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	10783	11966
B.Tech. in Information Technology	18458	21071
B.Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering	20172	23490

KEAM Round 2 Closing Rank (General-Home State)

Course	2023	2025
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering	9584	11824
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	13279	11966
B.Tech. in Information Technology	22127	21071
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering	25487	22959
B.Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering	29981	23490

LBS Institute of Technology for Women KEAM BTech Cutoff Year Wise Comparison 2025, 2024, 2023

LBS Institute of Technology for Women cutoff 2025 was released for the B.E. / B.Tech course based on the KEAM entrance examination. Students can refer to the table below to view the same for different rounds, categories, quotas, courses, etc, for the years 2025, 2024 and 2023.

As per the LBS Institute of Technology for Women B.E. / B.Tech cutoff 2025 for the General AI category, admissions were closed at a rank of 11824.

Among the OBC category students under the HS quota, the KEAM 2025 cutoff rank

As per the LBS Institute of Technology for Women B.E. / B.Tech cutoff 2025 for the General AI category, admissions were closed at a rank of 11824.

Among the OBC category students under the HS quota, the KEAM 2025 cutoff ranks ranged between 12690 and 29737. Check the table below for more details about other categories, courses, years, etc.

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KEAM Last Round Closing Rank (General-Home State)

Course	2023	2025
B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering	11495	11824
B.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	21488	11966
B.Tech. in Information Technology	27476	21071
B.Tech. in Civil Engineering	36851	22959
B.Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering	45428	23490

LBS Institute of Technology for Women KEAM BTech Important Dates 2026

Students who want admission to the LBS Institute of Technology for Women in the upcoming academic year can refer to the table below to know the important dates regarding KEAM 2026.

Dates	Upcoming Events
20 Jun '26	KEAM 2026 rank list release for engineering and pharmacy on or before

LBS Institute of Technology for Women B.E. / B.Tech Cutoff 2025- College Comparison

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B.Tech. in Civil Engineering - Batch of 2027

3.0

3.0Placements3.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

Faculty members are good, but less placements are totally good.

Placements: Less people in civil batch are placed in our college. Less amount of companies are in our college. We got internships in government office. Many of them got internships. Courses are good but I think 2024 scheme is better than our scheme. Totally good roles are played.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure of course is very fantastic. Classroom has projectors. Canteen is very good, they provide nice food for all. It is in very good condition. Sports are provided. Medical facilities are less compared to other colleges. Labs are not good and are not maintained well.

Faculty: Faculty members are mostly good. Exams are conducted by KTU. All are good going. Faculty members are mostly friendly. Teachers are not helping. Exams are very tough in our college. Teachers are mostly qualified. Teaching quality is poor. College has good pass percentage.

Reviewed on 14 Jun 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Electronics and Computer Engineering - Batch of 2027

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4.0Placements2.0Infrastructure2.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

College has basic infrastructure and outdated teaching methods, but the faculty are supportive.

Placements: Around 60-70% of eligible students in our college get placed every year. Many well-known companies like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, Cognizant, Accenture, and EY visit our campus regularly. For my course, roles like software developer, analyst, and testing engineer are most common. The average package is decent, but a few companies offer high packages. Internship opportunities are also available through the placement cell, mainly with companies like Quest Global and Tata Elxsi.

Infrastructure: Infrastructure is quite basic. While we do have Wi-Fi, classrooms, and labs, the maintenance and availability of resources are often lacking. The hostel facilities are average. I feel there's not much focus on sports or recreational activities. More attention is needed to improve student comfort and experience.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful and supportive, but the way of teaching is not proper. The classes are mainly focused on theory and are harder to follow; most students get bored during the classes. The curriculum is not fully updated with the latest information regarding industries, so we have to depend on online sources and self-study to learn more. The semester exams are fine, but I have faced difficulties in fulfilling the answers according to the given questions.

Reviewed on 14 Jun 2025Read More

Archana O

B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering - Batch of 2027

4.0

4.0Placements4.0Infrastructure4.0Faculty4.0Crowd & Campus Life4.0Value for Money

The facilities are pretty good.

Placements: The placements are comparatively good compared to other colleges. About 70-80% of the students get placed each year. Infosys, IBM, Quantiphi, Cognizant, Accenture, etc visit the college for placements. The highest package till now is 12 LPA. Most of the passouts get placed, rather than on internships. The placement cell is also taking measures to boost students' skills now for better placement.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are okay with lighting. The lab facilities are also good. Enough resources are available for students. The lab is provided with a network, but the real struggle is the poor mobile network. The hostel food is good. The library is quite large. It provides plenty of resources and space for students. Students can refer to the books in a quiet atmosphere. The books that are mentioned on the syllabus for reference are mostly available in the library. The college has a canteen, a store, and a juice bar. Overall, it's good.

Faculty: Faculty members are quite good. They are willing to help with the doubts. Some of them are really friendly and easily approachable but some are quite the opposite. There are 2 series exams conducted before the semester exams which helps to get the idea of how the questions will be in semester exams.

Other: The college has a lot of clubs and activities. If you're ready to reach out, explore, and connect, you'll experience a lot of things. Last year the college conducted more events compared to this year. The connectivity will be based on how you reach out.

Reviewed on 10 Jun 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Information Technology - Batch of 2027

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3.0Placements2.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty2.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

LBS – they say empowerment, but it’s not really true.

Placements: Considering the last three years, the placements have gradually decreased, mainly in the IT field. Companies like Infosys, IBM, Tata Elxsi, Allianz, etc., have visited our campus. The companies mainly focus on students in the IT field, which makes it tougher for civil students. The CGPU has been having sessions where we are trained for our placements; this has been active only since this year.

Infrastructure: College has a small campus which is within a 5-acre plot, including the hostel. The college has a sufficient number of classrooms as of now, but I don’t think they can manage if more branches are introduced to the college. The college hostel has new blocks, but the old block remains the same without much maintenance. The curfew of the hostel is 7 pm, which is very appropriate.

Faculty: Faculty members are pretty good, but only a few of them. The major reason is that faculty members are given subjects that are not in their domain, which makes it difficult for both the faculty and the students. The university exams are pretty tough to crack, but repeated previous year questions can help us. The syllabus is of no use when we consider the jobs that we will be working on. If you are on this campus, we can’t fully rely on the faculty and syllabus, we’ve got to work out our way.

Other: I don’t think it is value for money, as the total expenses for a merit student are around 3 LPA, and the hostel rent and mess bill together are below 6000 per month. According to the system, the crowd is too small for the college, and the campus life is poor. They don’t really permit campus life. The campus is only accessible to students until 5 pm, while hostellers can use it until 9 pm. It’s a pretty bad situation for day scholars.

Reviewed on 4 Jun 2025Read More

Ardra A S

B.Tech. in Information Technology - Batch of 2027

4.8

4.0Placements5.0Infrastructure5.0Faculty5.0Crowd & Campus Life5.0Value for Money

Good teaching method and all facilities are available.

Placements: The highest package is about 6 LPA and the lowest is about 2 LPA-3 LPA. Infosys, USB Global, Nokia, etc., are the main companies who come for placement about minimum. Backed developer, front-end developer, full stack developer, python developer, etc., are the main roles offered.

Infrastructure: College have different classrooms for students each year and different courses. Lifts are available. Different sets of computer labs and department library and the main library are also present. There is a canteen and store available inside the college. Different clubs are also present.

Faculty: Teachers are helpful with studies, projects, and doubts. They are well qualified and knowledgeable with good teaching quality. The semester exams depend on each year, some exams are easy while some are hard. The pass percentage is about 91%.

Reviewed on 4 Jun 2025Read More

Akasa A S

B.Tech. in Information Technology - Batch of 2027

3.2

4.0Placements3.0Infrastructure3.0Faculty3.0Crowd & Campus Life3.0Value for Money

I am absolutely dissatisfied with the new rules but satisfied because of not bad placements.

Placements: Almost 70% of students got placed this year. IBM, Infosys, Allianz, Amadeus, Cognizant, Accenture, Tech Mahindra, Quantiphi, L&T, Infosys, EY, etc., visit the college for placements. The highest package is 12.62 LPA from Amadeus. Almost everyone got placed rather than internships. IBM offered the 2nd highest package of 8 LPA.

Infrastructure: It has average classrooms. The library has plenty of books that are related to our studies but entertaining books are a few. There is a small canteen. Medical facilities are poor. Hostel food is good compared to other hostels. But the hostel facilities are not that good.

Faculty: Teachers are willing to help but they don't know how to help. Almost every faculty member is not good at subjects they are teaching. Teaching quality is poor. The course curriculum and exams are based on KTU. But all faculty members are forcing us to get the best results for college publicity.

Other: I wish the syllabus would be changed. It is a waste of time studying so many things that are not required to get a job, but not studying what is required for a job. The campus was actually crowded and cheerful when I was in my first year but everything has changed now. Now the campus is like everyone is sleeping. There were a lot of fests and events in my first year but now we are forced to only focus on academics.

Reviewed on 3 Jun 2025Read More

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When are the semester exam results declared at LBS Institute of Technology for Women?

Answered a year ago

Generally, semester results at LBS Institute of Technology for Women are published a few weeks after semester exams are over. Depending upon the calendar of events for an institute and semester, dates will differ. Usually, students' results are available on institute's official website or can be fou

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What is the KEAM cutoff for LBS Institute of Technology for Women?

Answered a year ago

The cutoff for LBS Institute of Technology for Women in KEAM varies with course and category. For the 2024 admissions, approximate popular B.Tech cutoff ranks are around 8,330 for Computer Science Engineering and 12,511 for Civil Engineering. It shows the rank at which admission is ensured. Therefor

Akash Kumar Gupta

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How much is the intake across all courses being offerred at LBS Institute of Technology for Women?

Answered 2 years ago

The overall seats available across all courses offered by LBS Institute of Technology for Women is up to 534. Good thing to know is that LBS Institute of Technology for Women has courses which are approved by prominent Government bodies like AICTE.

Atul Mishra

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What is the eligibility to get admission in LBS Institute of Technology for Women for UG/PG courses?

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LBS Institute of Technology for Women has below criteria for taking admissions to it's various courses:

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B.E. / B.Tech

Candidate must have passed Diploma in relevant stream from a recognised Institute.

M.E./M.Tech

Candidate must have minimum 60% marks (54% for SEBC (OBC) in B.Tech. or B.E. in Computer Science & Engineering / Information Technology. For SC/ST candidates a pass in the Engineering Degree course is sufficient. Candidates, who have passed AMIE / AMIETE Examinations and satisfying the following conditions, are eligible for admission. 1) They must have valid GATE score. 2) A minimum of 55% marks for section B in AMIE/AMIETE examination. Candidates who have appeared for the final semester examination can also apply on provisional basis.

Atul Mishra

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Does LBS Institute of Technology for Women give 100% scholarship?

Answered a year ago

LBSITW does not provide a blanket 100% scholarship to all. However, the institute provides various scholarships based on merit, financial need, and government schemes. Especially the economically backward students from SC/ST/OBC can apply for scholarships sanctioned by the government. The other scho

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