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IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay accept the UCEED exam for B.Des admission. However, IIT Delhi offers a B.Des course via its own campus, and IIT Bombay offers a full-time B.Des course via its center called Industrial Design Centre (IDC). In 2025, the last round of UCEED cutoff rank was 41 for B.Des admission at IIT Delhi. For IIT Bombay, the cutoff rank was 14. So, considering the ranks, IIT Bombay was the most competitive among the aspirants for B.Des admission as compared to that of IIT Delhi. To make an informed decision, candidates can also compare other parameters, such as tuition fees and median salary of both these colleges. CollegeMedian Salary (2024)Tuition feesIIT DelhiINR 20 LPA8 LakhsIIT BombayINR19.63 LPA8 Lakhs 

IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi accept the UCEED exam for B.Des admission, wherein IIT Bombay offers B.Des via its centre called Industrial Design Centre (IDC) and IIT Delhi offers a B.Des course via its own campus. In 2025, the last round of UCEED cutoff rank was 14 for B.Des admission at IIT Bombay. For IIT Delhi, the cutoff rank was 41. So, considering the ranks, IIT Bombay was the most competitive among the aspirants for B.Des admission as compared to IIT Delhi. To make an informed decision, candidates can also compare other parameters, such as tuition fees and the median salary of both these colleges. CollegeMedian Salary (2024)Tuition feesIIT BombayINR 19.63 LPA8 LakhsIIT DelhiINR 20 LPA8 Lakhs

No, IIT Delhi offers admission to its BTech course based on JEE Main and JEE Advanced scores only. Candidates selected based on exam scores are required to participate in the JoSAA counselling. This is the final criteria for admission. However, to be eligible for the BTech courses, students should have passed Class 12 with a minimum of 75% aggregate with Science subjects (i.e., Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics). 

The GATE cutoff for IIT Delhi's M.Tech. in Machine Intelligence and Data Science varies annually and by category. For example, in 2024, the general AI quota cutoff rank for IIT Delhi's M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering ranged from 116 to 6102. It's important to note that the exact GATE scores required for specific specializations and categories can be found on the official IIT Delhi website.Key points to remember:GATE Score:A valid GATE score is a requirement for M.Tech. admission at IIT Delhi, and the cutoff score varies. Category-wise:Cutoff ranks vary for different categories like General, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS. Specialization:The cutoff for specific specializations like Machine Intelligence and Data Science may also differ. Previous year cutoff:Refer to previous year cutoffs to get an idea of the expected cutoff for the current year.

JEE Advanced Cutoff 2025 for BTech course ranged from 126 to 5733 for students in the General AI category, so therefore a student should attain a rank of 5733 or preferably lower to increase their chances of admission to IIT Delhi. Please note that BTech cutoff 2025 will vary according to different rounds, courses, specialisations and categories. Students can refer to the table provided below to view the IIIT Delhi JEE Advanced cutoff 2025 for the last round in the General category.CourseJEE Advanced Last Round Cutoff 2025 B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering126Integrated B.Tech. + M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering186B.Tech. in Mathematics and Computing Engineering323Integrated B.Tech. + M.Tech. in Mathematics and Computing355B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering605B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Power and Automation)823B.Tech. in Engineering and Computational Mechanics1103B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering1862B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering2548B.Tech. in Engineering Physics2565B.Tech. in Energy Science and Engineering2668B.Tech. in Production and Industrial Engineering3223Integrated B.Tech. + M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering3454B.Tech. in Materials Engineering3736B.Tech. in Civil Engineering4302B.Tech. in Biochemical Engineering and Biotechnology4999B.Tech. in Textile Technology5733

IIT Delhi offers two MBA programs: a General MBA and an MBA in Telecommunication System Management. Additionally, students can customise their MBA experience by selecting electives in the following areas:FinanceMarketingInformation SystemsStrategic ManagementHuman Resource ManagementOperations ManagementTelecommunication Systems Management

With a UCCED cutoff rank of 30, it is very difficult for students belonging to the OBC AI quota to secure a seat at IIT Delhi for admission to the B.Des course. The cutoff ranks vary for each round and category. UCEED Round 1 closing ranks over three years for B.Des at IIT Delhi ranged between 20 and 26 for the OBC category candidates. Therefore, it is not possible for students to gain admission during Round 1 with a rank of 30. However, if the seats remain vacant until the last round, there is a slight chance that the institute will provide some relaxation in the cutoff ranks in the subsequent round to fill its seats. Thus, it is advisable to wait until the last round, if your dream is to get into IIT Delhi only for B.Des admission. If a candidate seeking admission to B.Des, irrespective of any college choice, they can always consider alternative colleges with less competitive UCEED cutoff ranks to increase their chances of getting a seat for B.Des admission.Refer to the table below to check out the colleges available with less competitive UCEED Round 1 cutoff 2025 for the OBC category students. Institute UCEED Round 1 Cutoff 2025 (Closing Rank)IIT Hyderabad42IIT Guwahati44IIITDM Jabalpur 78 

To determine which one is suitable for an MBA/PGDM, candidates must analyse various factors in making a choice. Both institutes are equally strong when comparing Praxis Business School and DMS IIT Delhi for an MBA/PGDM programme. Candidates can refer to the comparison below for the MBA programmes:ParticularPraxis Business School DMS IIT DelhiTuition FeesINR 11.3 lakhINR 12 lakhOverall Shiksha Rating4.4/54.4/5Seat Intake36091NOTE: The above-mentioned fees are taken from their respective official sources. They are still subject to change and, hence, are indicative.