IIT Indore - Indian Institute of Technology Cut-off

Admissions at IIT Indore are based on entrance exams such as JEE Main/JEE Advanced and JoSAA Counselling which have different cutoffs according to category. OBC Category students should aim for a score/rank between 571-4383 in the first round. Two competitive BTech specialisation streams such as Computer Science and Engineering had 585 and BTech (Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science) had 4698. These scores can serve as a good benchmark to aim for.

One can view the different IIT Indore cutoff of the OBC AI category for different specialisations in the table below:

For students belonging to the SC category under the AI quota, the UCEED last round closing rank was 31 for IIT Indore B.Des admission. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds. The round-wise UCEED 2025 closing ranks for IIT Indore are tabulated below for the SC category. 

Yes, the IIT Indore cutoff 2025 varies across different rounds and categories. For the last round, IIT Indore cutoff UCEED 2025 was 119 for BDes admission for the General AI quota. On the other hand,  for the OBC category candidates, the cutoff rank was 61 for the last round. Refer to the table below to view the category-wise UCEED last round closing ranks for IIT Indore.

IIT Indore OBC category cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to various BTech specialisations. The cutoff was released for students from the All India quota. Check below IIT Indore cutoff for OBC AI category:

Aspirants who want admission at IIT Indore need to attain qualifying ranks to be eligible for admission to the BTech course specialisations. For the General AI category, the overall IIT Indore BTech cutoff 2025 varied between 1628 and 11274. Therefore, candidates who belong to this category, need to attain a rank between this range. 

To know the neccessary ranks required for other categories, see the table below:

IIT Indore JEE Advanced cutoff 2025 has been released for the first round. The cutoff was released for different categories belonging to the All India quota. The cutoff ranks among the General AI category candidates varied between 1628 and 10500. BTech in CSE turned out to be the toughest specialisation among the General AI category.

In the table below, students can find the cutoff range for different categories in the first round:

IIT Indore MSc cutoff 2025 has been released across various specialisations in the form of opening and closing ranks. For the students belonging to the General AI quota, the IIT JAM first round closing ranks were between 46 and 370,  with M.Sc. in Biotechnology being the most competitive for admission. The lower the cutoff rank, the higher the competition for that course, and vice versa. For all the MSc specialisations, the IIT Indore JAM cutoff 2025 for the first round is tabulated below for the General AI category candidates. 

IIT Indore JEE Advanced Cutoff 2024 was concluded after the last round of cutoff. The cutoff was ranks for the General All India category candidates was ranged between 1389 and 10894. The closing cutoff rank for BTech (Hons) CSE was 1389 in 2024, 1385 in 2023 and 1204 in 2022; which shows that the cutoff witnessed a declining trend for the course. As in CSE, for most of the courses, there was a fluctuating trend for during the past few years. The last-round closing Cutoff of various courses for the General AI category have been given in the table below to show the trend for the 3 years:

IIT Indore JEE Advanced Cutoff was released based on the category and gender. For the General AI category candidates, the Cutoff ranks ranged between 1389 and 10894. To get BTech in CSE, the General AI category candidates must have secured a minimum cutoff rank of 1389. For the General AI female candidates, the minimum JEE Advanced rank to get CSE was 4698. For the OBC AI category, the cutoff rank for CSE closed at 649. 

Therefore, a General AI candidate cannot secure a seat in CSE with the cutoff rank of 2000. However, the Cutoff rank to secure the course would depend on the category and gender.