CEED 2026 cutoff has been released for Part A today by IIT Bombay. It is released in the form of Mean and Standard Deviation. Candidates can check it and calculate the cutoff now. Read on to know more about the CEED 2026 Cutoff.
CEED 2026 Cutoff Part A
CEED Cutoff has been released by IIT Bombay today, on February 05, 2026. It is available on the website of CEED: ceed.iitb.ac.in/2026. CEED Part A cutoff has Mean and Standard Deviation, which are used to calculate the cutoff marks for Part A. The mean and standard deviation for Part-A (CEED 2026) are 39.35 and 16.89.
CEED Results will be declared on March 04, 2026. CEED results will be available on the website. The CEED Score Card will be made available from March 10, 2026 to July 31, 2026 from the official CEED 2026 website.
CEED Cutoff: Overview
| Events |
Dates |
|---|---|
| CEED Cutoff Part A: Date |
February 05, 2026 |
| CEED Cutoff Part B |
Not released |
| Status |
Released |
| Format |
Mean and Standard Deviation |
| Credentials required |
Not required |
| Next Step: CEED Result 2026 | March 04, 2026 |
CEED 2026 Participating Colleges, Seat Intake
The seat intake of CEED Participating Institutes is:
| S.No |
Participating Institute |
Department |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |
IISc Bangalore |
Centre for Product Design and Manufacturing |
| 2 |
IIT Bombay |
IDC School of Design (Industrial Design Centre) |
| 3 |
IIT Delhi |
Department of Design |
| 4 |
IIT Guwahati |
Department of Design |
| 5 |
IIT Hyderabad |
Department of Design |
| 6 |
IIT Kanpur |
Design Programme |
| 7 |
IIT Roorkee |
Department of Design |
| 8 |
IIT Jodhpur |
School of Liberal Arts |
| 9 |
IIITDM Jabalpur |
Design Discipline |
| 10 |
IIITDM Kancheepuram |
School of Interdisciplinary Design & Innovation |
Note that candidates belonging to reserved categories will be considered for admission under both open and reserved category. So, if you are not included in the merit list for open category, you needn’t worry. You will be considered for admission under your reserved category. That being said the candidate needs to note that the seat alloted in the open category and reserved category may not match, just in case you meet cut-off for both categories.
In that case you need to decide which seat to accept and which seat to decline.
Formula to determine CEED shortlisting criteria is µ + (σ 2) = δ, where µ and σ are average marks and standard deviation of distribution of marks obtained by all candidates in Part-A of CEED.
µ and σ will be rounded off after first decimal place.
Candidates belonging to reserved categories shall have to fulfill a relaxed cut-off mark. It will be
0.9 for EWS
0.5 for SC/ST
0.5 for PwD
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The CEED 2026 exam will have two mandatory parts - Part A and Part B. Interestingly, Part B answer booklet will be evaluated only if the candidate qualifies Part A. If the candidate fails to qualify Part A or doesn’t meet the qualifying cut-off, then his or her Part A answer booklet will not be evaluated.
The scorecards of candidates who fails to meet Part A cut-off would only include Part A marks. Part B and Total marks, along with merit rank, will only be issued to those candidates who meet the cut-off.