Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay Cut-off

The latest JoSAA 2025 cutoff for B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay was highly competitive. For the General category, the closing rank was around AIR 66, while for OBC-NCL it was about 54. Female-only closing ranks were comparatively higher. Admission depends on JEE Advanced rank, category, seat availability, and counselling rounds. IIT Bombay CSE remains one of the most sought-after engineering programs in India because of its excellent placements, coding culture, research opportunities, and global reputation.

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. 

In IIT Bombay B.Tech admissions of 2024, cutoffs (closing ranks) were also very varied across branches and branch-wise across categories. In the much desired Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), the last rank was 68 in the general category. Such other departments as Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Civil Engineering closed at approximately 464, 1685, and 4046 (General, Last Round). These are the ranks under JEE Advanced 2024 examination. The qualifying cut off (general category) of CEED 2024 Part A was 50.26 in case of M.Des. programs. Portfolio and interviews are also taken into consideration in final M.Des admission.

A number of variables, such as the particular program, the volume of applications, and the general performance of candidates in the GATE exam, might affect the Round 1 GATE scores needed for admission to M.Tech programs at IIT Bombay. Popular M.Tech specialisations including computer science, electronics, and structural engineering typically have quite high cutoff scores, typically between 600 and 750 out of 1000. The cutoff scores might be marginally lower for streams that are less competitive. Following the announcement of the GATE results, IIT Bombay usually makes available the official cutoff scores for each program, which are used as a standard for admissions. 

Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the IIT Bombay M.Tech cutoff 2024 for Round 1. 

IIT Bombay JEE Advanced Cutoff 2024 was released in the form of opening and closing cutoff ranks. Normally, the number of seats is directly proportionate to the Cutoff ranks. Also, it is observed that as the number of applicants increase, the Cutoff rank also increases. IIT Bomby 2024 Cutoff showed that, the number of seats increased in comparison to the last year in a few courses, and increased in a few courses. It also indicates that the competition has been declining in a few courses, while improving in a few. Candidates can check the table below which contains the Cutoff ranks among the General AI category for the past 3 years to know the Cutoff trend: