What is last year cutoff of IIIT Bangalore through the JEE Main?
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IIIT Bangalore cutoff for the two courses, including Integrated M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering and Integrated M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering are based on JEE Main scores. IIIT Bangalore cutoff was concluded after Round 5 of the Seat Allotment Result.
Tabulated below are the Round 1 and the Last Round closing ranks for IIIT Bangalore cutoff 2023 for courses offered through JEE Main for the General All India category candidates:
Course R1 (Closing Rank) Last Round (Closing Rank) Integrated M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering 8000 9545 Integrated M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering 10500 13669 -
JEE Main cut-offs are dynamic and change every year. It depends upon factors like the difficulty level of the exam, the number of applicants, and the number of seats available. IIIT Bangalore cutoffs are released after Round 5 of the Seat Allocation Result, that too for some specific courses. (based upon JEE Main Scores)
For instance, Round 1 cut off of course Integrated M.Tech in computer Science and engineering was 8000, And for last round closing rank it was 9545.
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IIIT Bangalore cutoff for the two courses, including Integrated M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering and Integrated M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering are based on JEE Main scores. IIIT Bangalore cutoff was concluded after Round 5 of the Seat Allotment Result.
Tabulated below are the Round 1 and the Last Round closing ranks for IIIT Bangalore cutoff 2023 for courses offered through JEE Main for the General All India category candidates:
Course R1 (Closing Rank) Last Round (Closing Rank) Integrated M.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering 8000 9545 Integrated M.Tech. in Electronics and Communication Engineering 10500 13669
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