CEED Cut-off
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
IIT Bombay released the qualifying marks for CEED 2023 - Part A on February 9, 2023. The qualifying cut-off was released in the form of Standard and Mean Deviations.
Type of Deviation for Part A | Deviations |
Mean Deviation | 22.59 |
Standard Deviation | 11.82 |
Note that the cut-off marks for Part A are the minimum marks the candidate needs to secure in the paper to get shortlisted. Further, Part B answer booklets of only shortlisted candidates will be evaluated. To be included in the CEED 2024 merit list, the candidate also must qualify Part A.
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
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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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
IIT Bombay will release the qualifying cut-off for Part A in the first week of February 2026. Cut-off is released in the form of mean and standard deviation.
The mean and standard deviation for Part-A (CEED 2025) are 45.48 and 16.98, respectively and for Part A (CEED 2024) were 41.90 and 16.72, respectively.
The qualifying cut-off is the minimum marks a candidate needs to score in the paper to get shortlisted. Part B answer booklets will only be evaluated if the candidate gets shortlisted.
So, if you don't meet Part A cut-off marks, you will not get shortlisted and you Part B answer booklets will not be evaluated. Also, note th
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
The participating institute of CEED 2026 will consider the following points for determining the admission cut-off:
The number of candidates appearing in CEED 2026
The performance of candidates in the exam
The merit ranks of applicants seeking admission to the college
Total seat intake
Category under which admission is sought
Previous years' cutoff trends
Note that the above factors are variables; so, if any of these factors change, the cut-off would also change.
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2 years ago
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