International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore
Based on your OBC-NCL rank of 20,242 and CRL rank of 66,500 in JEE Main 2024, here is a branch-wise estimate of the NITs and IIITs you may get admission to in 2025 :
OBC-NCL category cutoff percentile for IIITs is around 83–92 for popular branches like CSE, ECE, IT.
Your rank (20,242 OBC-NCL) corresponds roughly to a percentile near 83–85 , which is competitive for mid-tier branches and some top NITs/IIITs but unlikely for top branches like CSE in premier institutes.
Your CRL rank (66,500) places you in a position to get non-CSE branches in many NITs and IIITs.
CSE branch at top NITs and IIITs is unlikely at your rank.
You have good chances for core branches like Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, Chemical in many NITs and IIITs.
Choose branches like Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical for better chances.
Use JoSAA and CSAB counseling tools to check real-time seat allotments.
Consider GFTIs and state engineering colleges for more options.
JoSAA Seat Allotment & Cutoffs (https://josaa.nic.in/)
NIT Cutoff Trends - Careers360
IIIT Cutoff Details - Collegedunia (https://collegedunia.com/exams/jee-main/cut-off-for-iiits)
In brief:
Your OBC-NCL rank ~20,000 can get you ECE, Mechanical, Electrical, Civil, Chemical branches in many NITs and IIITs.
CSE and IT branches at top NITs/IIITs are tough to get at this rank.
Focus on mid-tier branches and institutes for admission.
If you want, I can provide a detailed college-wise and branch-wise list based on your rank.Take help from the above links and websites for futher details.
Hi Aryan gautam,
Yes, as an SC category candidate, you have decent chances of some lower-level NITs, IIITs or GFTIs (provided that the branches are not highly competitive). There is also a better chance for your home state (if you fall under the home state quota). Your chances may be even lower at top NITs or IIITs. I would suggest you check the SC category previous year cutoffs on the JoSAA website to give you a better idea of where you may get admission.
With a JEE Main percentile of 94.3 , an Open rank of 85,451 , and an EWS rank of 12,127 , your chances for Electronics and Electrical Engineering (EEE) or related branches in IIITs and GFTIs are possible but limited to newer or less competitive institutes and branches.
General Category: Most IIITs have closing ranks for core branches (like CSE, ECE, EEE) well below 85,000 for the Open category. The cutoff for General category in IIITs typically ranges from 10,000 to 100,000, but for EEE or similar branches, closing ranks in newer IIITs may sometimes go up to 1,00,000 (https://www.collegedekho.com/articles/jee-main-cut-off-for-iiits/) (https://collegedunia.com/exams/jee-main/cutoff) .
EWS Category: With an EWS rank of 12,127, your chances improve slightly, but top and mid-tier IIITs will still be out of reach. You may have a chance in newer IIITs or for less popular branches if seats remain after higher preferences are filled (https://www.collegedekho.com/articles/jee-main-cut-off-for-iiits/) .
GFTIs generally have higher closing ranks than IIITs, especially for non-core branches. With your rank, you may have a chance for EEE or related branches in some GFTIs, particularly those with lower demand or in remote locations (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-main-exam-cutoff) (https://collegedunia.com/exams/jee-main/cutoff) .
Top IIITs and top branches are out of reach at your rank, but you may get EEE or similar branches in newer IIITs or GFTIs, especially in later rounds of JoSAA counselling.
Fill as many choices as possible during counselling to maximize your chances.
Cutoffs vary each year based on seat availability and applicant pool, so keep checking official JoSAA cutoffs after each round (https://www.collegedekho.com/articles/jee-main-cut-off-for-iiits/) (https://collegedunia.com/exams/jee-main/cutoff) .
Conclusion: You have a fair chance for EEE or related branches in some newer IIITs and several GFTIs, especially under the EWS category, but not in top institutes. Participate actively in JoSAA counselling and consider all available options.
Choosing the "better" college really depends on what's most important to you, as each of these institutes has its own strengths and might be a better fit for different priorities. However, we can look at some general factors to give you a comparative overview for CSE.
Generally, BIT Patna tends to have a slightly longer establishment history and a relatively strong alumni network compared to the newer IIITs. It might also have better-established infrastructure in some aspects. When it comes to placements specifically for CSE, BIT Patna often has a decent track record, with some good companies visiting the campus.
Among the IIITs, it's a bit more nuanced as they are all relatively young. IIIT Dharwad and IIIT Kalyani have been showing promising growth in terms of placements in recent years, and they are often mentored by well-established IITs (IIT Dharwad by IIT Bombay, and IIIT Kalyani by IIT Kharagpur), which can be an advantage in terms of curriculum and faculty support. IIIT Bhagalpur has also been making progress, and its location might offer some regional advantages.
IIIT Agartala and IIIT Senapati are among the newer IIITs and might still be developing their infrastructure and placement records. While they are part of the IIIT system, which focuses on IT and technology education, they might not yet have the same level of established reputation or placement statistics as some of the others on this list.
IIITV-ICD (IIIT Vadodara International Campus Diu) is a bit unique as it's an extension campus. While it operates under the IIIT Vadodara umbrella, its infrastructure and placement opportunities might differ from the main campus. It's worth looking into the specific resources and placement cell for the Diu campus.
Ultimately, the "better" choice will be the one that aligns best with your individual priorities and preferences.
With a 71.69%ile in JEE Main, your chances of getting into a third-tier NIT or IIIT are possible, especially for less competitive branches like Civil or Mechanical Engineering. However, for high-demand branches like CSE, the chances are low. It depends on the specific NIT/IIIT and their cutoffs.
Hello there,
With a GATE 2025 score of 417 in DA (Data Science and Artificial Intelligence) and being from the OPEN category , your chances for M.Tech in AI / AI & DS / AI & ML / DS at top IITs are very limited , but you may have a chance in newer or interdisciplinary programs at IIITs, IIITDM, and a few NITs . Here's a breakdown: Chances in IITs :
Older IITs (IIT Bombay, Madras, Delhi, Kanpur, etc.): Unlikely. Their cutoffs for OPEN category in AI-related programs are typically 600+ in GATE score.
Newer IITs (like IIT Bhilai, IIT Jammu, IIT Goa): Slight chance in interdisciplinary or niche programs, especially if seats remain vacant . Chances in NITs:
You have moderate chances for M.Tech in AI/ML/DS in:
NIT Trichy
NIT Surathkal
NIT Silchar
NIT Jalandhar
NIT Nagaland (newer programs) You can check CCMT counselling for these. Chances in IIITs:
Your score is suitable for:
IIITDM Kancheepuram – Yes , you have a fair chance for programs like:
M.Tech in Data Science
M.Tech in AI/ML (if offered)
IIIT Hyderabad – Tough; they have separate admissions with a high bar.
IIIT Bangalore – Unlikely with this score unless they consider DA paper with other criteria. Suggestions:
Participate in CCMT 2025 counselling (for NITs, IIITs, GFTIs).
Explore IIITDM Kancheepuram through their own admission portal or CCMT.
Keep an eye on spot rounds/vacant seats in lesser-known institutes.
I would recommend you to use GATE College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, then feel free to share your questions with us, we will be happy to assist you.
Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.
Hello Sarita,
With a JEE Mains rank of 12,030 under the general category , the chances of getting admission to IIIT Bangalore for the M.Tech (iMTech) program are relatively low . Here's why: 1. IIIT Bangalore - iMTech Program :
IIIT Bangalore offers an iMTech (integrated M.Tech) program, which is a combination of B.Tech and M.Tech .
Admission is typically based on JEE Mains rank, and the institute has a highly competitive admission process.
The closing rank for the iMTech program in IIIT Bangalore tends to be much lower, usually under 4,000-5,000 for general category candidates in recent years. 2. Chances with Rank 12,030 :
General Category : With a rank of 12,030, it is unlikely that you will get admission to IIIT Bangalore for the iMTech program through the JEE Mains counseling.
However, you may still explore management quota or other options like state-level entrance exams or consider private engineering colleges with lower cutoffs. 3. Alternative Options :
You can look at other IIITs or NITs where your rank might be competitive, or private universities like VIT , Manipal , and Shiv Nadar University which may have different admission criteria. Conclusion: It is unlikely that you will secure a seat at IIIT Bangalore for the iMTech program with a rank of 12,030 in the general category . You may want to explore other institutions or consider applying for management quota seats in private universities.
I would recommend you to use JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.
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Hello Gaurav,
With 77.88 percentile in JEE Mains and an SC category rank of 20,228 , your chances of getting a top NIT or IIIT are very low. Here's a clear breakdown: 1. Category Advantage :
You belong to the SC category , which gives you a reservation advantage.
But an SC rank of 20k+ is still quite high, and most NITs/IIITs close admissions for SC candidates much before this rank. 2. Chances at NITs/IIITs :
Top NITs (like Trichy, Warangal, Surathkal) : Not possible with this rank.
Mid-tier NITs : Very unlikely, even in lower branches.
Lower NITs or newer ones : Slight possibility in less preferred branches like Metallurgy or Civil, and only in home state quota , if available.
IIITs : Cutoffs are usually even tougher than NITs; chances are extremely slim. 3. What You Can Do :
Apply for state-level counseling where your SC rank might help you get a good college.
Consider private colleges that accept JEE score with SC category scholarships.
With an EWS rank of 23,500 in JEE Mains 2025, it’s very difficult to get a seat in any NIT or IIIT through JoSAA counselling, even in the last round.
Generally, for EWS category, NIT and IIIT seats in most branches close well before the 10,000 rank mark. However, you can still try for:
Special rounds (CSAB counselling) – Sometimes lower-ranked seats are available.
Less popular branches or remote NITs/IIITs – Very slim chances, but worth trying.
Keep backup options like state counselling or private colleges ready.
I would recommend you to use the JEE Mains College Predictor Tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank or percentile.
I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.
Good chances for Mechanical in GFTIs and some lower NITs .
IIITs may offer related or lower-demand branches.
Use Career360 Predictor for accurate college options: JEE Main College Predictor – Career360
Mechanical Engineering – Versatile, strong core branch, govt/PSU jobs.
Chemical Engineering – Good in pharma, petroleum; strong research opportunities.
Civil Engineering – Good for govt jobs, infrastructure sector.
Metallurgy – Niche field, fewer colleges, limited core jobs.
Recommended Order : Mechanical > Chemical > Civil > Metallurgy
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