Indian Institute of Technology, IIT Bombay

For the students belonging to the OBC AI quota, the IIT Bombay 2025 cutoff for Round 4 was between 54 and 4014 for BTech admission. Considering the closing ranks, the top two most competitive BTech branches were Computer Science and Engineering and Electrical Engineering with competitive Round 4 closing ranks of 54 and 339, respectively. For other BTech branches, refer to the table below:

IIT Bombay B.Tech admission is based on JEE Advanced Cutoff ranks. The IIT Bombay JEE Advanced Cutoff 2025 has been out for Round 1 seat allotment results, for admission to various B.Tech courses. The toughest course to get into the college for the General AI category candidates was Computer Science and Engineering, with the closing Cutoff rank of 66. The easiest course for the General AI category was Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science, with the closing cutoff rank of 4119. 

Candidates can check the table provided below to check the IIT Bombay B.Tech Cutoff for the General AI category candidates:

Admission to the BS programme is based on JEE Main, JEE Advanced followed by JoSAA Counselling. Candidates are admitted to the course based on performance in the counselling. In addition, the seats are also allotted depending upon the seats available for the specialisation, category of the candidate, and cutoff.

IIT Bombay BS tuition fee is Rs 8 Lakh. The hostel fee is Rs 2.81 lakh. One time payment of Rs 14900 is also required. The fee details are sourced from official website. Students should visit the official website of IIT Bombay to know more on admission. 

The institute offers BS in three specialisations, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Admission to all the BS specialisations at IIT Bombay is entrance-based (JEE Main + JEE Advanced). The seat intake varies from one specialisation to another. Additionally, all the courses are of a four-year duration.

Candidates who meet the eligibility requirements, which is have passed Class 12 with 75% aggregate in PCM. The eligible students can fill out the application form for JEE Main on the NTA official website. Further, students who clear JEE Advanced need to take part in JoSAA counselling during which the seat allotment is carried out.

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: 

IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi accept the UCEED exam for B.Des admission, wherein IIT Bombay offers B.Des via its centre called Industrial Design Centre (IDC) and IIT Delhi offers a B.Des course via its own campus. In 2025, the last round of UCEED cutoff rank was 14 for B.Des admission at IIT Bombay. For IIT Delhi, the cutoff rank was 41. So, considering the ranks, IIT Bombay was the most competitive among the aspirants for B.Des admission as compared to IIT Delhi. To make an informed decision, candidates can also compare other parameters, such as tuition fees and the median salary of both these colleges.