What is the expected JEE Main cutoff for DYPIEMR BTech Computer Engineering?
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The official DYPIEMR BTech cutoff for 2024 has not been announced yet; however, past trends indicate that the JEE Main final round closing rank in Computer Engineering at DYPIEMR was 38,276 in 2023 and 59,281 in 2022. This cutoff rank has been increasing over the years. For more details, candidates can refer to the following table:
Course R1 (Closing Rank) Last Round (Closing Rank) Artificial Intelligence and Data Science 60496 58825 Chemical Engineering 193450 208419 Civil Engineering 304660 171410 Computer Engineering 48753 38276 Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering 91898 79836 Mechanical Engineering 209466 190167
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