IIT Bombay Cut-Off

IIT Bombay Cut-Off 2021

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay is a public technical and research university located in Powai in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. IIT Bombay was founded in 1958. In 1961, the Parliament decreed IITs as Institutes of National Importance. IIT Bombay releases the cut-off list for JEE Advanced every year after the declaration of the result. Students securing the minimum required marks will get their names in JEE Advanced merit list and a call for counseling in IIT Bombay. The IIT Bombay cut-off will be prepared by the official authorities of JEE Advanced and Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA). IIT Bombay cut-off will vary for candidates from different categories. Opening rank and closing rank of IIT Bombay cut-off 2 will be the minimum marks the candidates need to secure to get a seat at IIT Bombay. Opening and closing rank of IIT Bombay cut-off will vary for various B. Tech programmes at IIT Bombay.

When will the IIT Bombay cut-off 2021 be out?

• IIT Bombay cut-off will be out after the declaration of JEE Advanced results.
• The IIT Bombay cut-off will be declared by IIT Kanpur once the result of the JEE Advanced is announced, however the IIT Bombay cut-off data for past years can be checked below.
• By checking the IIT Bombay cut-off, aspiring candidates will get to know their admission chances.
• IIT Bombay cut-offs for each year are based on category-wise, institution-wise and branch-wise. It must be noted that the IIT Bombay cut-off varies from branch to branch, category to category and institute to institute every year.

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-off 2021

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-off 2020

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-off 2017 for General Category

IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for general category consists of the minimum cut-off ranks that a general category applicant will have to secure to be eligible for admission in IIT Bombay. The general category applicants aspiring for IIT Bombay who manage to secure the required ranks for admissions into IIT Bombay will be allotted seats in the engineering courses offered by IIT Bombay. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for general category will reveal the opening and closing ranks for admission to the general category applicants through online mode according to IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for general category applicants. The IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 ranks for general category will vary as per the course of the applicant and the category he/she belongs to. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for general category will be prepared by the official authorities. It is to be noted that only those general category applicants who meet or score higher than the closing rank will be allowed to proceed further in the admission process in IIT Bombay after the IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for general category applicants is out.

 JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-Off 2017 for OBC NCL

IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for OBC NCL consists of the minimum cut-off ranks that OBC NCL applicant will have to secure to be eligible for admission in IIT Bombay. The OBC NCL applicants aspiring for IIT Bombay who manage to secure the required ranks for admissions into IIT Bombay will be allotted seats in the engineering courses offered by IIT Bombay. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for OBC NCL will reveal the opening and closing ranks for admission to the OBC NCL applicants through online mode according to IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for OBC NCL applicants. The IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 ranks for OBC NCL will vary as per the course of the applicant and the category he/she belongs to. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for OBC NCL will be prepared by the official authorities. It is to be noted that only those OBC NCL applicants who meet or score higher than the closing rank will be allowed to proceed further in the admission process in IIT Bombay after the IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for OBC NCL applicants is out.

Eligibility criteria for appearing in JEE advanced 2021?

All candidates must meet each of the following five criteria to appear in JEE Advance:

• Students must secure rank among the top 2,24,000* (including all categories) in Paper-1 of JEE Main, then only he/she will be eligible to get admission in IIT Bombay.
• A student can attempt JEE Advanced a maximum of two times in consecutive years.
• A candidate willing to get into IIT Bombay should have appeared for the Class XII (or equivalent) examination for the first time,else he/she will not be eligible for the IIT Bombay cut-off.
• A candidate should not have been admitted into IIT Bombay otherwise, he/she will not be eligible for admissions into IIT Bombay in. Aspirants whose admission at any IIT was cancelled after joining any IIT are also not eligible to appear in IIT Bombay cut-off.

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-Off 2017 for SC

IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Castes category consists of the minimum cut-off ranks that a SC category applicant will have to secure to be eligible for admission in IIT Bombay. The Scheduled Castes category applicants aspiring for IIT Bombay who manage to secure the required ranks for admissions into IIT Bombay will be allotted seats in the engineering courses offered by IIT Bombay. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Castes category will reveal the opening and closing ranks for admission to the SC category applicants through online mode according to IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for SC category applicants. The IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 ranks for Scheduled Castes category will vary as per the course of the applicant and the category he/she belongs to. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for SC category will be prepared by the official authorities. It is to be noted that only those Scheduled Castes category applicants who meet or score higher than the closing rank will be allowed to proceed further in the admission process in IIT Bombay after the IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Castes category applicants is out.

What is the expected result date for JEE Advanced 2021?

Since many students give JEE Advanced each year, it will take time to announce the result and therefore the IIT Bombay cut-off. With the examination scheduled for students can expect the JEE Advance cut off to be announced after a few weeks of the declaration of results. Candidates can check their result for IIT Bombay on JEE Advanced official website. Category-wise All India Ranks (AIR) of successful aspirants will be available through the online portal after the results for IIT Bombay are declared. Emails and messages will also be sent to the candidates to their registered mobile numbers to let them know whether they are qualified for IIT Bombay cut-off 2021.

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-Off 2017 for ST

IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Tribes category consists of the minimum cut-off ranks that a ST category applicant will have to secure to be eligible for admission in IIT Bombay. The ST category applicants aspiring for IIT Bombay who manage to secure the required ranks for admissions into IIT Bombay will be allotted seats in the engineering courses offered by IIT Bombay. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Tribes category will reveal the opening and closing ranks for admission to the ST category applicants through online mode according to IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for ST category applicants. The IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 ranks for ST category will vary as per the course of the applicant and the category he/she belongs to. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for ST category will be prepared by the official authorities. It is to be noted that only those ST category applicants who meet or score higher than the closing rank will be allowed to proceed further in the admission process in IIT Bombay after the IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for Scheduled Tribes category applicants is out.

JEE Advanced- IIT Bombay Cut-Off for 2016

IIT Bombay cut-off 2016 for all categories consists of the minimum cut-off ranks that an applicant will have to secure to be eligible for admission in IIT Bombay. The applicants aspiring for IIT Bombay who manage to secure the required ranks for admissions into IIT Bombay will be allotted seats in the engineering courses offered by IIT Bombay. IIT Bombay cut-off 2016 will reveal the opening and closing ranks for admission to the applicants through online mode according to IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for all categories applicants. The IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 ranks for different categories will vary as per the course of the applicant and the category he/she belongs to. IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for different category will be prepared by the official authorities. It is to be noted that only those categories applicants who meet or score higher than the closing rank will be allowed to proceed further in the admission process in IIT Bombay after the IIT Bombay cut-off 2017 for different categories applicants is out.

What is the admission procedure for IIT Bombay?

IIT Bombay has a comprehensive graduate program offering doctoral degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. The undergraduate students at IIT Bombay are selected through the Joint Entrance Examination Advanced 2018 of the IITs for the undergraduate curriculum. Admission to the B-Tech and Dual Degree (B-Tech + M-Tech) programme in IIT Bombay is done through the Joint Entrance Examination – Advanced (JEE-Advanced) ALL INDIA RANKING (AIR).

Admission will be based only on category wise in IIT Bombay by All India Rank (AIR) in JEE (Advanced), subject to the condition that the students are in the top 20 percentiles of their Boards in respective categories.

Fee Structure of IIT Bombay

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IIT Bombay Seat Matrix 

 Courses Available at IIT Bombay

When it comes to courses, IIT Bombay certainly has a lot to offer. Students from all over the country come to IIT Bombay because they expect the courses here will launch them into careers of their choice. When it comes to choosing the right course, make sure that you have the right reasons. Course selection is a very important part of admission into IIT Bombay considering the amount of hard work you will need to put in during the course to excel in your life.

Selecting the right course is a personal decision. IIT Bombay offers a broad range of courses at the bachelor's, master’s or doctoral levels. The challenge, therefore, lies in selecting the course that is appropriate for you.

Bachelor of Technology (Chemical Engineering)

Bachelor of Technology (Civil Engineering)

Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science & Engineering)

Bachelor of Technology (Electrical Engineering)

Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical Engineering)

Bachelor of Technology (Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science)

Bachelor of Technology (Physics)

1. Tech + M.Tech Dual (Aerospace Engineering)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Chemical Engineering)

Bachelor of Science Chemistry (B.S. Chemistry)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Civil Engineering)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Computer Science & Engineering)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Electrical Engineering - Communications & Signal Processing)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Electrical Engineering - Microelectronics)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Energy Science & Engineering)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Mechanical Engineering)

B.Tech + M.Tech Dual (Physics)

Doctor of Philosophy (Chemistry)

M.Tech + Ph.D. Dual Degree (Computer Science & Engineering)

Master of Technology (Aerospace Engineering)

Master of Technology (Bioscience & Bioengineering)

Master of Science (Biotechnology)

Master of Technology (Chemical Engineering)

Master of Technology (Civil Engineering)

Master of Technology (Computer Science & Engineering)

Master Of Technology (Petroleum Geoscience)

Master of Technology (Electrical Engineering)

Master of Technology (Energy Systems Engineering)

Master of Philosophy (Humanities and Social Sciences)

Master of Design (M.Des)

Master of Technology (Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science)

Master of Science in Physics

Master of Science Chemistry (M.Sc. Chemistry)

Master of Science (Applied Geology)

Master of Science (Applied Geophysics)

Master of Technology (Geoexploration)

Master of Science (Mathematics)

Master of Science (Applied Statistics and Informatics)

Master of Technology (Mechanical Engineering)

Doctor of Philosphy (Aerospace Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy (Biosciences and Bioengineering)

Doctor of Philosophy (Chemical Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science & Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy (Earth Sciences)

Doctor of Philosophy (Electrical Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy (Energy Science & Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy (Design)

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mathematics

Doctor of Philosophy (Mechanical Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy (Metallurgical Engineering & Materials Science)

Doctor of Philosophy (Physics)

Doctor of Philosophy (Civil Engineering)

Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Technology

Doctor of Philosophy in Environmental Science and Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities and Social Sciences