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If you belong to the General AI category, the IIT JAM cutoff for MSc admission showed inconsistency for MSc in Physics and MSc in Chemistry in the last round. Meanwhile, the cutoff ranks for MSc in Mathematics and MSc in Economics decreased over three years. This suggests a more competitive cutoff for admission to these MSc specialisations within the General category. The shift in the cutoff ranks depends on various factors, such as the number of applicants, seat availability, and the exam's difficulty level. Students can refer to the table below to see the IIT Delhi MSc cutoff for 2025, 2024, and 2023 for the General AI quota to understand the trend across different specialisations. The year-wise cutoff data provided below pertains to the last round cutoff for IIT JAM.Course202320242025M.Sc. in Physics119613091107M.Sc. in Chemistry862711933M.Sc. in Mathematics1217738692M.Sc. in Economics423412269M.Sc.in Biological Sciences– / –24411478

For students belonging to the SC AI quota, a cutoff rank between 260 and 1478 is considered to be a safe rank for MSc admission at IIT Delhi. The better (lower) your rank, the higher is the probability of securing a seat at IIT Delhi for MSc. This is the overall cutoff range for MSc admission, including all the rounds and specialisations for the SC category students. The round-wise IIT JAM cutoff range for 2025 is given below for MSc admission. RoundCutoff Range 2025 (SC AI Quota) 1260 - 14782269 - 1478What is a safe rank?  A safe rank is the cutoff range within which the probability of getting an admission is higher for a particular course. The cutoff range varies for different rounds, categories, and quotas. 

To apply for Integrated B.Tech. + M.Tech. in Mathematics and Computing at IIT Delhi, you need to follow these steps:
Check the eligibility criteria: You should have a valid JEE Advanced score and meet the eligibility criteria set by IIT Delhi.
Fill the online application form: You can fill the online application form on the IIT Delhi website.
Upload required documents: You need to upload required documents such as your class 10th and 12th mark sheets, JEE Advanced scorecard, and category certificate (if applicable).
Pay the application fee: You need to pay the application fee online.
Check the admission schedule: Check the admission schedule on the IIT Delhi website for important dates such as counseling, seat allocation, and registration.
Attend counseling and seat allocation: Attend counseling and seat allocation as per the schedule.
Register for the program: Once you have been allocated a seat, register for the program by paying the required fees and submitting the required documents.
Please note that the admission process may vary from year to year, so it's best to check the IIT Delhi website for the latest information.

IIT Delhi is strict when it comes to the eligibility requirements of Bachelor of Design (B.Des.) as it requires a valid UCEED score and passing 10+2 or equivalent with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The UCEED cutoff rank for the General category in 2024 was 75.

No, IIT Delhi does not offer a defence personnel (ward) quota for M.Sc. (Economics) admissions. Reserved seats in this programme are allocated only for SC, ST, OBC NCL, EWS, and PwD categories, following standard reservation norms. There is no separate quota for children or wards of defence personnel.   

To apply for M.Tech. in Robotics at IIT Delhi, the required documents are:
1. GATE scorecard
2. Qualifying degree certificate (with discipline)
3. GATE registration ID, year, and subject
4. Application number
Note: The specific documents required may vary, and it's best to check the official IIT Delhi website or contact the admissions office for the most up-to-date information.

The eligibility criteria for admission to IIT Delhi for Masters in Public Policy (MPP) are:
- At least 55% marks for General/OBC/EWS category candidates and at least 50% aggregate marks for SC/ST and PwD category candidates in the qualifying degree.
- Admission is done through two tracks: Track 1 (GATE exam scores) and Track 2 (no GATE exam).
- For Track 1, applicants must have a valid GATE score to be shortlisted for the subsequent round of selection.
- A final merit list is generated based on the GATE score and interview.