What is the cut off of IIT Bombay?
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IIT Bombay B.Tech admission is based on JEE Advanced Cutoff ranks. The IIT Bombay JEE Advanced Cutoff 2025 has been out for Round 1 seat allotment results, for admission to various B.Tech courses. The toughest course to get into the college for the General AI category candidates was Computer Science and Engineering, with the closing Cutoff rank of 66. The easiest course for the General AI category was Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science, with the closing cutoff rank of 4119.
Candidates can check the table provided below to check the IIT Bombay B.Tech Cutoff for the General AI category candidates:
Course 2025 B.Tech. in Aerospace Engineering 2305 B.Tech. in Chemical Engineering 2405 B.Tech. in Civil Engineering 4095 B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering 66 B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering 418 B.Tech. in Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science 4119 B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering 1766 B.Tech. in Engineering Physics 1483 B.Tech. + M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering 830 B.Tech. in Energy Engineering 2452 B.Tech. in Environmental Science and Engineering 4696 B.Tech. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research 1133
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