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Vidushi SharmaAuthor, research analyst, content writer, student

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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.

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Vidushi SharmaAuthor, research analyst, content writer, student

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Both Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur and Indian Institute of Technology Bombay are among India's top engineering institutes, but the better choice for B.Tech in Electrical Engineering depends on your priorities.

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is generally preferred for its stronger industry exposure, excellent placements, startup culture, global reputation, and location advantage in Mumbai. Electrical Engineering at IIT Bombay attracts top recruiters in core engineering, software, analytics, consulting, and finance sectors. The campus culture, research opportunities, and alumni network are also highly regarded.

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The application fee for M.Tech at IIT Bombay differs for each category. Below is the M.Tech application fee at IITB:

CategoryMTech Application fee for Regular PeriodMTech Application fee for Extended period
Women candidatesINR 150INR 650
SC/ ST/ PwD category candidatesINR 150INR 650
All other candidatesINR 300INR 800

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IIT Bombay application process is conducted in online mode. The institute accepts applications for all courses through the official portal only. IIT Bombay admissions are currently ongoing for several courses. 

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If any candidate is unable to receive the OTP while filling the IIT Bombay application, they should try resending or reloading the sent OTP. Wait for atleast 15-20 minutes or change the current netword settings. If this does not fix the problem of OTP not getting loaded, try using a different Email Id or phone no. 

 

 

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Neerja Rohatgi

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IIT Bombay GATE cutoff 2026 was released till round 1 for admission to the M.Tech course for various All India categories.

For the General AI category, the round 1 cutoff ranged from 325 to 650. Hence,  a score of at least 325 is required to be eligible for admission in the first round. Students can refer to the list of pointers below to see the cutoff range of other categories. 

  • OBC: 585 - 293
  • SC: 433 - 217
  • ST: 433 - 217
  • EWS: 650 - 325

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Yes, you can get a seat at IIT Bombay for the M.Tech programme with a COAP cutoff of 442 if you belong to the General AI category. 

General AI category students can refer to the table below to know which courses are up for grabs with a score of 442 based on the IIT Bombay GATE COAP cutoff 2026 for round 1. 

CourseRound 1 
M.Tech. in Earth Sciences (Geoexploration)325
M.Tech. in Earth Sciences (Petroleum Geoscience)325
M.Tech. + Ph.D. in Earth Sciences325
M.Tech. in GeoinformaticsandNaturalResourcesEngineering350
M.Tech. + Ph.D. in Geoinformatics and Natural Resources Engineering350
M.Tech. in Biomedical Engineering400
M.Tech. in Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science (Process Engineering)400
M.Tech. in Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science (Steel Technology)400
M.Tech. in Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science (Corrosion Science and Engineering)400
M.Tech. in Materials, Manufacturing and Modeling400
M.Tech. + Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering400
M.Tech. + Ph.D. in Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science400
M.Tech. + Ph.D. in Materials, Manufacturing and Modeling400
M.Tech. in Climate and Sustainability400

Note: Other categories will have different cutoffs accordingly. 

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Vidushi SharmaAuthor, research analyst, content writer, student

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For admission into Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (often called IIT Mumbai), the required rank in Joint Entrance Examination Advanced depends on the branch and your category. For top branches like Computer Science, you typically need a rank within ~1–70 (General category). For Aerospace Engineering, the closing rank is usually around ~1500–2500 (General). Cutoffs vary each year based on difficulty, seat matrix, and competition. Reserved categories (OBC, SC, ST) have comparatively relaxed ranks. To be safe, aim for the best possible rank, ideally within the top 2000 for good core branches at IIT-B.

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Vidushi SharmaAuthor, research analyst, content writer, student

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No, you cannot get admission into B.Tech (Aerospace Engineering) at Indian Institute of Technology Bombay without taking Joint Entrance Examination Main. JEE Main is the mandatory first step to qualify for Joint Entrance Examination Advanced, which is the only entrance exam for IIT admissions. Without clearing JEE Main, you are not eligible to appear for JEE Advanced, and hence cannot enter IIT-B. There is no direct admission, management quota, or alternative route for B.Tech at IITs, even for diploma holders.

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