M.Sc. Cut-off

Yes, candidates belonging to the General AI quota with a cutoff rank of 500 can get an admission to MSc courses at IIT Tirupati. However, please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds, specialisations, and categories. Therefore, admission will be granted to only those MSc specialisations whose Round 1 closing rank is above 500. Tabulated below are the IIT JAM first round closing ranks for the General AI category students: 

IIT JAM is the entrance exam for MSc admission at IIT Mandi. The Round 1 cutoff list for admission has been released, showing that the closing ranks varied between 326 and 522 for students belonging to the General AI quota. Therefore, for Round 1 admission, the minimum cutoff rank required was 326 or less for Applied Mathematics. The below cutoff data is for the General AI quota.

IIT Mandi MSc cutoff 2025 has been released for admission to different spcialisations. The cutoff was released as opening and closing ranks for different categories of students belonging to the AI quota. During the IIT Mandi JAM cutoff 2025, the first round closing ranks varied between 326 and 522 for General AI category students. Of all the MSc specialsiations, the most competitive was MSc in Applied Mathematics. For the rest of the other MSc specialisations, the IIT JAM first round closing ranks are tabulated below for the General AI quota:

IIT Hyderabad accepts the IIT JAM entrance exam for admitting students to its MSc course. During the first round cutoff list, the closing ranks varied between 268 and 299 for the students belonging to the General AI quota. Considering the competitive cutoff rank of 268, M.Sc. in Physics turns out to be the toughest specialisation to get admission to. Tabulated below is the IIT JAM first round cutoff list 2025 of all the MSc specialsiations offered at IIT Hyderabad: 

IIT Indore MSc cutoff 2025 has been released across various specialisations in the form of opening and closing ranks. For the students belonging to the General AI quota, the IIT JAM first round closing ranks were between 46 and 370,  with M.Sc. in Biotechnology being the most competitive for admission. The lower the cutoff rank, the higher the competition for that course, and vice versa. For all the MSc specialisations, the IIT Indore JAM cutoff 2025 for the first round is tabulated below for the General AI category candidates. 

The IIT Kharagpur MSc cutoff 2025 via IIT JAM has been released for different categories of students within the AI quota. The cutoffs were published as opening and closing ranks for various MSc specialisations. For OBC category students, the first-round cutoff ranks ranged from 133 to 874. Therefore, candidates seeking admission must aim to secure a minimum rank of 133 or lower to be eligible for MSc admission at IIT Kharagpur. However, aspirants should note that cutoff ranks differ across various rounds, categories, and specialisations. Below is the IIT JAM Round 1 cutoff list for 2025 for OBC AI category students. 

The IIT Delhi MSc cutoff 2025 via IIT JAM has been released for different categories of students within the AI quota. The cutoffs were published as opening and closing ranks for various MSc specialisations. For OBC category students, the first-round cutoff ranks ranged from 60 to 986. Therefore, candidates seeking admission must aim to secure a minimum rank of 60 or lower to be eligible for MSc admission at IIT Delhi. However, aspirants should note that cutoff ranks differ across various rounds, categories, and specialisations. Below is the IIT JAM Round 1 cutoff list for 2025 for OBC AI category students. 

The IIT Palakkad cutoff for 2024 varies by course and is determined primarily by ranks in the JEE Advanced exam. For general category students, the closing ranks for popular B.Tech programs are as follows: Computer Science and Engineering has a cutoff ranging from approximately 5556 to 6199, Data Science and Engineering ranges from 6965 to 8084, Electrical Engineering falls between 9234 and 9625, and Mechanical Engineering ranges from 11302 to 12540. These ranks are subject to change each year based on factors like the difficulty of the exam, seat availability, and the number of applicants.