JoSAA Cutoff

One can easily find the JoSAA cutoff for previous years on the official website - josaa.nic.in.

In the JoSAA cutoff, the "closing rank" refers to the lowest rank of candidates who were offered admission to a specific course at a particular institute. It represents the cut-off point for that course, indicating the final rank that secured a seat in the program.

In the JoSAA cutoff, the "opening rank" refers to the highest rank at which a particular institute or course begins offering seats to candidates during the seat allocation process. It marks the starting point of the admission range for that specific programme and indicates the first rank eligible for admission to a course within an institute.

Yes, there are chances. CFTIs admit JEE Main candidates with ranks up to round 10,50,000 in the open and gender-neutral categories. They offer courses like Food Technology and Management, Dairy Engineering, Handloom and Textile Technology, and others to candidates with ranks above 1 lakh.

It is a bit difficult. IIITs admit candidates with JEE Main ranks up to around 54,000 in the open and gender-neutral categories. They primarily offer popular courses such as Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, and Information Technology to candidates with ranks above 25,000 in JEE Mains.

Students who rank in JEE Main above 1 lakh are eligible for admission to NITs. But not possible in top institutions.

Candidates can check the following details with the JoSAA cutoff:

1. Institutes
2. Academic programme name
3. Quota
4. Seat type
5. Gender
6. Opening rank
7. Closing rank