Indian Institute of Technology Delhi

Branch-wise Closing Ranks - JoSAA 2025 (Round 6, Gender-Neutral)

The table below shows JEE Advanced 2025 closing ranks for IIT Delhi across all categories. These ranks are from JoSAA Round 6 (final round) and represent the last rank at which a seat was allotted in each branch.

Source: JoSAA 2025 Round 6 closing ranks (Gender-Neutral, All India quota).

Branch-wise Closing Ranks - JoSAA 2024 (Round 5, Gender-Neutral)

For comparison, here are the JEE Advanced 2024 closing ranks for IIT Delhi from the final round of JoSAA counselling.

Source: JoSAA 2024 Round 5 closing ranks (Gender-Neutral, All India quota).

Year-over-Year Cutoff Trends (General Category)

Comparing closing ranks across years helps identify whether competition for specific branches at IIT Delhi is increasing or decreasing. A lower closing rank indicates tighter competition.

General category, Gender-Neutral closing ranks. Source: JoSAA.

Key Factors Affecting IIT Delhi Cutoffs

• Number of JEE Advanced qualifiers: Total qualified candidates directly impacts closing ranks across all IITs.
• Seat matrix changes: Addition or removal of seats in specific branches shifts cutoff ranks.
• Exam difficulty: A harder paper typically leads to lower raw scores but can shift rank distribution.
• Branch preferences: CSE and related branches consistently attract the highest demand, keeping their cutoffs tight.
• Supernumerary seats: Female-only seats have separate (higher) closing ranks and do not affect gender-neutral cutoffs.
• Institute reputation and placements: Strong placement records and research output sustain demand for IIT Delhi.

Admission Process Overview

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi admits undergraduate students through JEE Advanced, conducted after qualifying JEE Main. Seat allotment is managed through JoSAA (Joint Seat Allocation Authority) across 6 rounds of counselling. Candidates fill choices of institute-branch combinations and are allotted seats based on their JEE Advanced rank, category, and preference order.

Postgraduate admissions use GATE (M.Tech), IIT JAM (M.Sc), CAT (MBA), UCEED (B.Des). Each programme has its own counselling process and cutoff criteria.

IIT Delhi vs Other IITs - JEE Advanced Cutoff Comparison 2025 (General, Gender-Neutral)

The table below compares IIT Delhi closing ranks with other top IITs for popular branches. Lower rank = more competitive.

General category, Gender-Neutral, JoSAA 2025 Round 6 closing ranks.

IIT Delhi GATE Cutoff 2025 for M.Tech Admission

IIT Delhi admits M.Tech students through GATE scores via COAP (Common Offer Acceptance Portal). GATE cutoff scores for IIT Delhi are among the highest across IITs, reflecting the institute's research infrastructure and placement record.

For 2025, Computer Science & Engineering had the highest cutoff at 740 (General category, out of 1000). GATE-qualified M.Tech students receive an MHRD stipend of ₹12,400 per month and are exempt from tuition fees.

GATE scores out of 1000. Source: COAP published cutoffs.

IIT Delhi IIT JAM Cutoff 2025 for M.Sc Admission

IIT Delhi offers M.Sc programmes through IIT JAM. Cutoffs are qualifying scores out of 100, with admission processed through JOAPS via multiple counselling rounds.

For 2025, Physics had the highest cutoff at 50 (General category). M.Sc graduates from IIT Delhi have access to the same research labs and placement ecosystem as engineering students.

JAM qualifying scores out of 100. Source: JOAPS published cutoffs.

IIT Delhi UCEED Cutoff 2025 for B.Des Admission

IIT Delhi's B.Des programme admits students through UCEED, followed by a Studio Test. UCEED cutoffs are closing ranks from the merit list.

For 2025, the General category closing rank was 220. Final admission is based on combined UCEED score and Studio Test performance.

UCEED closing ranks. Source: UCEED/JoSAA counselling results.

IIT Delhi CAT Cutoff 2025 for MBA Admission

IIT Delhi's MBA programme admits students through CAT percentile scores. The Department of Management Studies (DMS) at IIT Delhi offers MBA with specialisations in Finance, Marketing, Operations, and IT. Selection weighs CAT score, personal interview, academic record, and work experience.

Source: Official admission criteria.