Parul University

What are the cutoffs for Parul University in 2026?

Parul University, Vadodara admits B.Tech students through JEE Main and GUJCET, and MBBS students through NEET UG, with the most recent confirmed figures coming from the 2024 admission cycle. The headline numbers to judge your chances are a JEE Main 2024 B.Tech General closing rank of 50523 and a NEET UG MBBS 2024 General closing rank of 141067. Parul University is a deemed-to-be university established in 2015, holds NAAC A++ accreditation, and sits in the NIRF 2024 University band of 101-150, so its cutoffs are moderate and accessible compared with older government institutes. For 2026, treat the 2024 closing ranks as your safe-admission benchmark; the university typically opens admissions early and fills seats across multiple counselling rounds, so applicants ranked within these bands have a realistic shot.

In short: if your JEE Main 2024-equivalent rank is roughly within 50000 for B.Tech General, or your NEET rank is within about 1.4 lakh for MBBS General, Parul University is a strong target. The sections below break the cutoff down by year, course and category so you can match your own rank against the relevant programme.

Year-Wise Cutoff Trends (2024-2026)

This table answers the most common question aspirants ask: "What closing rank do I need at Parul University, and is it getting harder each year?" It compiles the confirmed B.Tech (JEE Main) and MBBS (NEET UG) closing ranks for the 2024 cycle across General, EWS, OBC, SC and ST categories, which form the factual spine for projecting 2025 and 2026. Read each row as the last (worst) rank that secured a seat in that category, so a smaller number means tougher competition. For 2025 and 2026, the university had not published finalised consolidated closing ranks at the time of writing, so plan against the 2024 benchmarks below.

The clear takeaway is that Parul University's B.Tech General closing rank of 50523 in 2024 is among the most accessible at any NAAC A++ deemed university, and reserved categories close even more comfortably - OBC at 37607, SC at 38619 and ST at 29127. For MBBS, the General closing rank of 141067 widens to 155091 for OBC and 163770 for SC, which is the expected pattern since reserved candidates draw from a smaller seat pool. If 2026 mirrors 2024, a B.Tech aspirant ranked under 50000 and an MBBS aspirant ranked under 1.4 lakh should treat Parul University as a realistic, not aspirational, choice.

Course-Wise Cutoff at Parul University

Different programmes at Parul University close at very different ranks, so this table answers "Which branch can I get into with my rank?" It pairs the confirmed General-category 2024 closing ranks for the flagship B.Tech and MBBS programmes, and lists indicative branch-level B.Tech closing ranks reported for the 2024 General Home-State quota. Read the B.Tech rows as JEE Main ranks and the MBBS row as a NEET UG All-India rank. Lower-demand engineering branches like Automobile close at sharper ranks, while the overall B.Tech band stretches out to 50523, giving lower-ranked candidates a route in.

The pattern shows that within B.Tech, Automobile Engineering was the easiest flagship branch to secure at a 2024 General closing rank of 31538, while Computer Engineering, being more in demand, closed tighter at 39060 - yet the overall B.Tech band still extended to 50523, meaning seats remained for ranks well beyond the popular branches. MBBS remains the most competitive programme at Parul University by a wide margin, with even the SC closing rank of 163770 far below any engineering cutoff. Aspirants should therefore pick branch preferences strategically: a mid-range JEE rank comfortably lands core B.Tech branches, but MBBS demands a NEET score strong enough to land inside roughly 1.4-1.6 lakh.

Cutoff Trend Analysis

Parul University's cutoffs have stayed broadly stable-to-slightly-tighter, driven by rising applicant volumes rather than seat cuts, since the university hosts over 50,000 students and adds capacity each year. For B.Tech, the 2024 General closing rank of 50523 reflects a wide, accommodating band - the EWS closing rank of 50364 sits almost level with General, confirming that engineering seats are not yet scarce. The reserved-category gap (OBC 37607, SC 38619, ST 29127) shows healthy room for reserved applicants. Because Parul holds NAAC A++ status and improved into the NIRF 2024 band of 101-150 (up from 151-200 in 2023), demand is gradually climbing, which usually nudges closing ranks slightly tighter year on year rather than loosening them.

For MBBS, the pressure is structurally higher: with a 2024 General closing rank of 141067 and category ranks stretching to 163770 (SC), the medical cutoff is governed by the national NEET seat crunch and rarely loosens. Realistically, for a 2026 attempt, a B.Tech candidate should aim for a JEE Main rank inside roughly 45000-50000 to stay safe in the General category and inside about 35000-40000 for popular branches like Computer Engineering, while reserved candidates have a buffer of several thousand ranks. An MBBS aspirant should target a NEET rank comfortably under 1.4 lakh (General) to avoid relying on the final counselling round. In all cases, the 2024 figures are the most reliable spine for setting expectations until Parul University publishes consolidated 2026 closing ranks.