IIT Bombay - Indian Institute of Technology

IIT Bombay accepts the IIT JAM entrance exam, followed by its counselling process for admission to the MSc course. In the last round, the IIT JAM closing ranks varied between 17 and 712 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. For the OBC category, the cutoff ranks were between 73 and 1119. Cutoff ranks vary across different rounds and categories. The last round cutoff details for different categories are below:

If you belong to the General AI quota, the IIT JAM cutoff 2025 for IIT Bombay ranged between 17 and 712 in the last round for MSc admission across multiple specialisations. The cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the IIT Bombay MSc cutoff 2025 for the General AI quota for different rounds. 

For candidates in the General category, IIT Bombay's dual B.Tech + MBA program (through SJMSOM) requires a CAT score in the 90th percentile. The 2025 composite score cutoff for final admission was approximately 48.27 for males and 44.64 for females in the General/EWS category; OBC, SC, ST, and PWD candidates had lower thresholds.

For the female candidate, the last round cutoff ranks for IIT Bombay varied between 369 and 13761 for BTech admission among the General category under the All India quota. The cutoff ranks vary for different rounds, courses, specialisations, categories, and genders. For IIT Bombay, the category-wise cutoff ranges for the last round are tabulated below under the AI quota for female-only candidates. 

The IIT Bombay JAM cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to the MSc course across multiple specialisations. During the Round 1 cutoff list, the closing ranks ranged between 13 and 616, with Biotechnology having the most stringent cutoff rank for admission. With lenient first-round closing ranks of 17 and 30, candidates can also choose MSc specialsiations, such as Applied Geology and Mathematics, respectively, for admission. For other specialisations along with their IIT JAM first-round cutoff ranks, refer to the table below: 

As per the IIT Bombay year-wise cutoff trends, a significant increase in the difficulty level can be seen in JEE Advanced exam 2024 as compare to JEE Advanced 2023. This is because, in 2024, the level of the paper was near about easy to moderate which had decreased the cutoffs drastically. Moreover, it is expected that the competition for top BTech courses will be seemingly increase to get coveted seat in an IIT.

To secure seat at IIT Bombay for CSE, students should obtain rank as per the cutoff list. For BTech CSE admission, cutoff was 23 for EWS All India category candidates. Therefore, they should get a rank of 23 or below to secure a seat as per the last round cutoff list.