JEE Main Cut-off

Hi,
Refer the following institutes:
1. Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay: 1841 (closing date)
2. Indian Institute of Technology, Madras: 3242 (closing date)
3. Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur: 2988 (closing date)
4. Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur: 3497 (closing date)

Hello Yash,
Admissions to engineering colleges in Mumbai are as per your score in MHT CET. There are some better known colleges which require better score and there are some not so well known colleges which do not require good score.

Hello Paras,
This is one of the very old colleges in India. As per last year's data modified for this year's situation, you need to have more than 75 percentile.

Hello Abhay,
VJTI admissions are not based on JEE Mains but are based on MHT CET conducted by Maharashtra Government. I hope you have applied for it. Process is open at the moment.
However, if you appear for both then you can seek admission to NITs or IITs.
Best wishes.

Hello Yash,
You indeed have asked a very interesting question. Answer actually is not simple. Truly speaking, cutoffs are decided by number of seats in IIT vis-a-vis number of students who should appear for it. With abolition of 12th marks, advantage enjoyed by students of some boards will vanish.
Best wishes

The cutoff is decided after the exam and based on the number of people. Generally, the cutoff will be around 72 but it may vary or remain the same.

Hi,
If you wish to get admission in IITs or NITs then you have to secure above 160 marks in JEE Mains.

The JEE Mains cut off for general category is 100. But, to get a seat in NITs, you need to get score above 220 marks. You also need to score 75% in your class 12th.

Hello Venkatesh,
Since method of deciding on AIR has undergone change, data of previous year's cutoff is of no use. However, it is expected that few sites may offer this once exam is over. However, I would advise you to not worry about this and concentrate on your studies.

Your AIR and state rank will be mentioned on your score card.