What is the IIT JAM cutoff for IIT Gandhinagar admission?

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IIT Gandhinagar cutoff 2026 has been released for admission to the MSc course and its various specialisations. For the General AI category, the overall cutoff ranged from 392 to 500. In the last round, the lowest rank was for MSc in Chemistry course, making it the most competitive course for admissi

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Out of all seven specialisations, BTech in CSE is considered the best at IIT Gandhinagar. Students of this specialisation are offered better placements which gives the best ROI.

Across most ranking bodies, IIT Gandhinagar has a fluctuating trend when compared with several past years. However, a comparison with previous year has mostly seen improved ranks across categories.

IIT JAM cutoff for MSc admission at IIT Gandhinagar ranged between 756 and 1035 in 2026. Tabulated below is specialisations wise IIT GN IIT JAM cutoff for past three years:

Course202420252026
M.Sc. in Chemistry5214921035
M.Sc. in Mathematics561567756
M.Sc. in Physics793809952

EWS category students had an overall cutoff ranging from 316 to 1938 in last round. Hence, a rank of at least 316 is required for admission to CSE course.

 

For the EWS AI category, the overall IIT Gandhinagar CSE cutoff 2026 ranged from 290 to 316. Hence, General AI category students need a rank of at least 316 to be considered eligible for admission. For the EWS AI female category, the highest rank accepted was 981 for the BTech CSE programme. 

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