Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai

The ICT Mumbai JEE Main cutoff 2025 for the General AI quota ranged between  22643 and 115110 for BTech specialisations admission, according to the last round closing ranks. Please be aware that cutoff ranks vary across rounds, categories and quotas. Candidates can refer to the table below to know the round 1 and last round closing ranks for various BTech specialisations for the General AI category students.

To find out which is better, MATS University or ICT Mumbai, for a BPharm, candidates will need to compare their specialisations, seat intake, fees, cutoffs, etc. Below is a brief comparison of the two for their BPharm courses based on various factors:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fees are taken from their respective official sources. They are still subject to change and, hence, are indicative.

To know which college is good to pursue, students can consider ICT Mumbai and MIT-WPU College in terms of total tuition fee. Check the table below to know in detail:

Admission to ICT Mumbai's M.Pharm course is largely based on GPAT scores rather than MHCET marks. It entails the need to obtain a valid GPAT score and thereafter an institute-level test and interview for shortlisting. The minimum qualification is a bachelor's degree in pharmacy with an aggregate of 60% (55% in the reserved categories).

The overall cost of the programme is around Rs 1.26 lakh. The GPAT 2025 registration begins on April 1, 2025, and the exam date is May 25, 2025. Admission via MHCET is not offered in this course.

The fee structure for various courses at ICT Mumbai is as follows:

B.Tech/B.E. costs INR 89,100 per year, M.Tech/M.E. costs INR 85,250 per year, M.Pharm costs INR 1.26 Lacs for the entire course, B.Pharm costs INR 3.48 Lacs for the entire course, M.Sc. costs INR 57,250 per year, PG Diploma costs INR 15,000 per year, and Ph.D. costs INR 92,250 per year. Additional fees may include development and other charges, while hostel fees range from INR 23,500 to 30,000 annually, depending on the type of accommodation chosen.

No, a PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) student cannot apply for admission to the B.Tech in Food Engineering and Technology in the Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT), Mumbai. ICT needs the candidates to have Math as well as Physics and Chemistry in Class 12, as per eligibility requirements. 

Dear yogini , 

The cut-off for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharma.) at ICT Mumbai depends every year on parameters such as the number of candidates applying, the level of difficulty of entrance exams, and reservation category-wise. The admissions are usually made on the basis of MHT CET marks, and cut-offs for the general category are higher because there is greater competition. For the most recent cutoff information, it is advisable to visit the official ICT Mumbai website or the Maharashtra CAP (Centralized Admission Process) portal, where cutoffs for each round are updated.