How has the BTech in CSE cutoff at IIT BHU changed from 2023 to 2025 for General category?
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For students in the General AI category seeking admission to the BTech in CSE, the JEE Advanced last round cutoff ranks observed fluctuating trend over three years. The IIT BHU JEE Advanced last round closing rank was 1079 in 2023, which decreased to 1071 in 2024. The cutoff rank then increased to 1489 in 2025 for the General AI category students. Tabulated below is the round-wise IIT BHU CSE cutoff ranks over three years in General category.
Round 2023 2024 2025 1 1010 1015 1350 2 1054 1043 1352 3 1054 1043 1352 4 1054 1043 1364 5 1068 1071 1424 6 1079 1071 1489
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