IIT JAM Cut-off

For students belonging to the SC AI quota, a cutoff rank between 13 and 674 is considered to be a safe rank for MSc admission at IIT Bombay. The better (lower) your rank, the higher is the probability of securing a seat at IIT Bombay for MSc. This is the overall cutoff range for MSc admission, including all the rounds and specialisations for the SC category students. The round-wise IIT JAM cutoff range for 2025 is given below for MSc admission. 

What is a safe rank? A safe rank is the cutoff range within which the probability of getting admission is higher for a particular course. The cutoff range varies for different rounds, categories, and quotas. 

For students belonging to the OBC AI quota, a cutoff rank between 652 and 1185 is considered to be a safe rank for MSc admission at IIT Palakkad. The better (lower) your rank, the higher the probability of securing a seat at IIT Palakkad for MSc. This is the overall cutoff range for MSc admission, including all the rounds and specialisations for the OBC category students. The round-wise IIT JAM cutoff range for 2025 is given below for MSc admission. 

What is a safe rank? A safe rank is the cutoff range within which the probability of getting admission is higher for a particular course. The cutoff range varies for different rounds, categories, and quotas. 

It depends on the specialisation and the category you belong to. IIT JAM cutoffs vary for different specialisations, rounds, and categories. For the SC AI category, the IIT JAM 2025 cutoff ranged between 1014 and 2451 for MSc admission across multiple specialisations. So, with a cutoff rank of 1200, there is a chance you will gain admission at IIT Tirupati. However, the chances are that you will need to wait until the last round to see which specialisations are available based on your cutoff rank. Candidates can refer to the table below to view the last-round cutoff ranks and see which specialisations are available for admission with a cutoff rank of 1200. For other categories, click here. 

Round 1: M.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics (1014) | M.Sc. in Chemistry (2178) | M.Sc. in Physics (2319) | M.Sc. in Mathematics (1627)

Round 2: M.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics (1014) | M.Sc. in Chemistry (2178) | M.Sc. in Physics (2363) | M.Sc. in Mathematics (1627)

Round 3: M.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics (1014) | M.Sc. in Chemistry (2358) | M.Sc. in Physics (2363) | M.Sc. in Mathematics (1627)

Round 4: M.Sc. in Mathematics and Statistics (1467) | M.Sc. in Chemistry (2408) | M.Sc. in Physics (2451) | M.Sc. in Mathematics (1708)

For students belonging to the OBC AI quota, a cutoff rank between 562 and 922 is considered to be a safe rank for MSc admission at IIT Mandi. The better (lower) your rank, the higher is the probability of securing a seat at IIT Mandi for MSc. This is the overall cutoff range for MSc admission, including all the rounds and specialisations for the OBC category students. The round-wise IIT JAM cutoff range for 2025 is given below for MSc admission. 

What is a safe rank?  A safe rank is the cutoff range within which the probability of getting an admission is higher for a particular course. The cutoff range varies for different rounds, categories, and quotas. 

For students belonging to the SC AI quota, a cutoff rank between 260 and 1478 is considered to be a safe rank for MSc admission at IIT Delhi. The better (lower) your rank, the higher is the probability of securing a seat at IIT Delhi for MSc. This is the overall cutoff range for MSc admission, including all the rounds and specialisations for the SC category students. The round-wise IIT JAM cutoff range for 2025 is given below for MSc admission. 

What is a safe rank?  A safe rank is the cutoff range within which the probability of getting an admission is higher for a particular course. The cutoff range varies for different rounds, categories, and quotas.