CIT Kokrajhar Cut-off - Previous Years Trends with Opening & Closing Rank for all Courses

The Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar in Assam has just recently released the closing ranks for their Diploma and BTech programs as per the regions of the country. The cut-off score or the closing rank is decided as per the difficulty of the examination, preceding the year's cut-off score and a few other factors. Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar Cut-Off list according to the CITEE 2020 and JEE Mains is given below:

CIT Kokrajhar Cut off for BTech candidates through JEE Mains and CIT 2020

Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar Cut-Off for BTech candidates through CITEE (BTAD, NE, AI Region)

CIT Kokrajhar Cut off for BTech. Candidates through JEE Mains (BTAD, NE Region) 2020

Branch-Wise Cut-Off list of Central Institute of Technology of Kokrajhar for B.Tech Lateral 2020

Factors Responsible for Determining the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar Cut-Off:

The Difficulty Level of CIT 2020:

The institute conducts many entrance examinations like CITDEE, CITBDAT, CITEE, PAT, CITMEE, CITMDAT to grant admission into various programs like Diploma, B.Tech, M.Tech, B.Des., M.Des., and PhD. If the level of the Central Institute of Technology is high, then the expected cut-off is low whereas if the candidates appear for an entrance examination where the difficulty level is low, then a high cut-off score is expected.

Number of Applicants:

The total number of candidates who register themselves for the above Diploma, BTech, M.Tech, B.Des., M.Des. or PhD programs directly affects the cut-off score. If the total number of candidates who applied to undertake the above programs at Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar is high, the cut-off will also be simultaneously increased.

Total Number of Seats Available:

If the total number of seats available for a particular course is less, then the cut-off score of a similar course will also be high. Seat availability plays an important role in determining the cut-off score or rank of a particular program at the institute.

Cut-Off Scores of the Preceding Year:

The cut-off ranks of the previous year also help to establish the final cut-off of the current year. Candidates usually refer to the previous year cut-off trends before applying for the desired program in the specific educational institute. 

Cut-Off list of Candidates applying for Bachelor of Design programs through CITBDAT (BDAT, NE, AI Region) 2020

Cut-Off list of Candidates applying for Bachelor of Design programms through UCEED (NE, AI Region) 2020

Branch wise Cut-Off list of Candidates applying for B.Tech. Lateral programmes through CITLET in the year 2019

Branch wise Cut-Off list of Candidates applying for BTech programs through JEE Mains in the year 2019

Central Institute of Technology Kokrajhar, Cut-Off analysis for B.Tech Lateral programs

The above table of contents shows the trends of the cut-off of the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar for BTech lateral programs. The Central Institute of Technology Lateral Entrance Test conducted by the institute, every year for Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Technology programs. The different streams of specialization in BTech lateral are Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, Food Technology and Engineering and Civil Engineering.

In 2019, as the number of applicants who applied for BTech lateral in Electronics and Communication engineering was low, the final CITLET rank was 60, but in 2020 the trend changed, and only those candidates who had a CITLET rank of 45 were admitted in the institute due to a high number of applications. The CITLET rank almost dropped to half in just one year, and the institute received a greater number of candidates who registered to study BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering.

In 2019 for computer science and engineering, the CITLET score of candidates up to 58 was considered to be eligible for admission whereas in 2020 the number dropped to 48.  The Computer Science and Engineering Department of the Central Institute of Technology, Kokrajhar did not see an extreme change in the cut-off trend.

The branch of Food Technology and Engineering saw a massive drop in the final CITLET rank. In 2019, the candidates whose CITLET ranks were up to 45 were given admission in this B.Tech. course but in 2020 only the applicants who had a CITLET rank till 12 were admitted to the institute.

The branch of Civil Engineering experienced a drop in the number of applicants. In the year 2019, the CITLET final rank was 104, and in 2020 it was 132, which shows a decrease in the number of candidates who registered for this course.