Indian Institute of Technology cutoff for round 1 is out. IIT CSE Cutoff 2025 is the highest among all the courses offered. Among all, IIT Bombay had the highest cutoff with a closing rank of 66 in the open category, followed by IIT Delhi (125), IIT Madras (171), and IIT Kanpur (270). Mid-level IITs like IIT Hyderabad, Guwahati, and Roorkee had cutoffs between 500 and 700. Newer IITs like IIT Bhilai, Goa, Palakkad, Jammu, and Dharwad had closing ranks, ranging from 5,600 to over 6,000. For EWS, the cutoff starts from 20 at IIT Bombay and goes up to 900 at IIT Bhilai. In the OBC category, ranks range from 54 to around 2,500, while for SC and ST categories, they go from 31 to over 1,200. Candidates can have a look at the detailed IIT cutoff 2025 for CSE in round 1 in the tables below:Â
What is the IIT Bombay CSE cutoff 2025 for the open category?
The IIT Bombay CSE cutoff 2025 for the open category is 66. This means candidates needed an All India Rank of 66 or better in JEE Advanced to get a seat in CSE at IIT Bombay.
What is the range of CSE cutoffs in IITs for 2025?
IIT CSE Cutoff 2025 ranged from AIR 66 at IIT Bombay to over 6,200 at IIT Dharwad in the open category. The cutoff varied by categories and IITs, with top IITs like IIT Bombay requiring much higher ranks.
Which IIT has the lowest cutoff for CSE in 2025?
In 2025, newer IITs like IIT Bhilai, IIT Goa, and IIT Dharwad had the lowest cutoffs for CSE in the open category, with closing ranks above 6,000. These are relatively easier to get into compared to older IITs.
