IPU B.Tech Cutoff 2025 – Round 1, 2 & 3 (JEE Main Rank)

IP University (GGSIPU) B.Tech admission is conducted through centralized counselling based on JEE Main All India Rank. The cutoff is the closing rank at which the last seat is allotted in each round of counselling. Understanding these cutoffs is essential for effective choice filling and college selection strategy.

Note: Cutoffs shown below are for General Category (OPNO), Home State (Delhi) quota. Outside Delhi cutoffs are typically 40–60% lower (better ranks required). Category-wise cutoffs (SC/ST/OBC/EWS) are more relaxed.

B.Tech CSE (Computer Science & Engineering) Cutoff 2025 — Round-wise (Delhi Quota)

Computer Science & Engineering is the most sought-after branch across IPU colleges. Round 1 ranks are tightest; Rounds 2 and 3 relax as students vacate seats to upgrade or join other universities.

Values are JEE Main All India Rank ranges (Min – Max) at which seats closed in each round, Delhi Region quota. "—" means the college had no allotment in that round for this branch.

B.Tech IT (Information Technology) Cutoff 2025 — Round-wise (Delhi Quota)

IT cutoffs typically run 10–20% higher (i.e., easier ranks accepted) than CSE at the same college. A solid backup if CSE is out of reach for your rank.

Values are JEE Main All India Rank ranges (Min – Max) at which seats closed in each round, Delhi Region quota. "—" means the college had no allotment in that round for this branch.

B.Tech ECE (Electronics & Communication Engineering) Cutoff 2025 — Round-wise (Delhi Quota)

ECE is the third-most competitive core branch. Strong fit for VLSI, embedded systems, and telecom-track careers.

Values are JEE Main All India Rank ranges (Min – Max) at which seats closed in each round, Delhi Region quota. "—" means the college had no allotment in that round for this branch.

Detailed Round-wise Cutoffs by College

The summary tables above show the primary CSE / IT / ECE branch at each college. For the full branch list (including AI/ML, DS, Cyber Security, Mechanical, Civil, etc.) with Delhi and Outside Delhi cutoffs side-by-side, open the per-college page:

How to Use Cutoff Data for 2026 Admission

Cutoff data from 2025 serves as the best reference point for 2026 counselling strategy. Here is how to use it effectively:

• Identify your range: Check which colleges had closing ranks near your JEE Main rank. These are your realistic targets.
• Plan choice filling: List 3–4 aspirational choices (slightly better than your rank), 3–4 realistic choices, and 2–3 safe/backup choices.
• Track round-wise movement: If your rank is between Round 1 and Round 3 closing rank for a college, there is a strong chance of allotment in later rounds.
• Consider branch flexibility: If CSE cutoff is too competitive, IT and CSAI branches at the same college often have slightly relaxed cutoffs.
• Delhi vs Outside Delhi: Delhi quota students get significantly better cutoffs. Outside Delhi students should target colleges where closing ranks are higher.

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Factors Affecting IPU B.Tech Cutoff

Several factors determine the final cutoff rank for each college and branch:

• Category: General (OPNO), SC, ST, OBC, EWS, Defence, PWD categories have separate cutoffs. Reserved category cutoffs are typically more relaxed.
• Quota: Delhi (Home State) quota has approximately 85% seats. Outside Delhi quota has fewer seats with more competitive cutoffs.
• Branch: CSE has the lowest (most competitive) cutoff, followed by IT, CSAI/CSAIML, ECE, EE, ME, and CE.
• Counselling Round: Round 1 cutoffs are tightest. Round 2 and Round 3 cutoffs relax as students vacate seats.
• Total applicants: Year-on-year variation in JEE Main registrations and IPU applications affects cutoff trends.
• New seat additions: When AICTE approves intake increase at a college, cutoffs for that college may relax.

Important Notes