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The cut-off for getting admission to IIT Delhi through JEE Advanced depends on your category, course, and the year. For general category students, the rank usually needs to be between 100 and 5000. For example, Computer Science requires a rank around 100 to 120, while Civil or Textile Engineering can go up to around 4000 to 5000.

In terms of marks, you usually need about 40 to 45 percent of the total marks in JEE Advanced to get into IIT Delhi if you are from the general category. Students from other categories may need slightly fewer marks.

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At the IIT Delhi in CSE branch, there are around 99 seats for 1st year and 20 are reserved for girls. So, you can say that 20 girls would be there for sure and the remaining 79 seats are gender neutral and can be allotted to a boy or girl.

Seat matrix of IIT Delhi: IIT Delhi Seat Matrix 2025 (Released) - Total Number Check Here

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If you want to get admission in b.tech computer science in IIT Delhi there are some criteria are there you should complete your 12th with science stream and you should qualify in the JEE advanced exam and the cut off rank for CSE in 2025 is 125 for the general category if you need any other information check their official website for more update on the information

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The admission to B.Tech Computer Science at IIT Delhi is through JEE Advanced. The required rank changes every year.

For 2025 (Round 1), the closing ranks were:

• General: 125

• OBC-NCL: 91

• EWS: 34

• SC: 45

• ST: 26

• PwD (General): 3

So, to get CSE at IIT Delhi, you need to secure a very high rank in JEE Advanced, usually within the top 100–150 in the General category.

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In IIT Delhi, the B.Tech CSE department has around 99 seats. Out of these, 79 are gender-neutral (open for all), and 20 seats are supernumerary, reserved only for girls.

So, around 20% of the seats are meant for female candidates. While the majority of students are boys, the number of girls is gradually increasing due to these reserved seats.

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It’s great that you're exploring interdisciplinary options like Environmental Engineering at IIT Delhi. The eligibility for MTech programs at IITs usually depends on the specific department requirements. Since your background is in Computer Science and you're planning to apply with a GATE score in Environmental Science and Engineering , it's important to note that IIT Delhi’s Civil Engineering department generally prefers students with core branches such as Civil, Chemical, Environmental, or Biotechnology.Some interdisciplinary and research-oriented programs may consider applicants from varied backgrounds if the student shows strong foundational understanding and interest in environmental applications. However, just qualifying the GATE-ES paper doesn’t automatically guarantee eligibility the department’s brochure or admission portal will clarify this.

You should carefully check the admission brochure and contact the department directly for confirmation if needed. Also, keep checking on the shortlisting criteria they usually publish it each year for transparency.

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To get admission into IIT Delhi, one of India’s most prestigious engineering institutes, you must clear the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced with a high rank. The first step is to qualify JEE Main, conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Only the top candidates from JEE Main are eligible to appear for JEE Advanced, which is the sole entrance exam for IITs. Securing a seat in IIT Delhi requires not only qualifying but also scoring exceptionally high marks, as the cut-off ranks for most branches, especially Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, are very competitive. To achieve this, you should build a strong foundation in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, study from standard books like NCERT, H.C. Verma, and practice past year papers regularly. Time management, mock tests, and coaching or online support can also be crucial. Focus on understanding concepts deeply, revising regularly, and maintaining a balanced study schedule. Alongside hard work, consistency and smart preparation strategies will significantly increase your chances of securing admission into IIT Delhi.

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To secure admission to IIT Delhi with a rank under 3000 in JEE Advanced , you will need to focus on achieving a high score and strategically navigating the JoSAA counselling process.

While a rank under 3000 generally provides a good chance, particularly for less competitive branches , it is crucial to be aware of the specific cutoffs of your desired branch like (Computer Science) .

Cutoffs Vary :- IIT Delhi cutoffs differ based on the specific branch and category ( General,OBC,SC,ST,EWS)

CSE is competitive :- Computer Science Engineering (CSE) is highly competitive , requiring a rank typically within the top 100-200 for IIT Delhi

Other branches :- For branches like Electrical engineering and Mechanical engineering a rank within the top 500-1000 is generally competitive.

Cutoffs of IIT:- https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/jee-cutoffs-for-top-iits

Seat Matrix- https://engineering.careers360.com/download/ebooks/jee-seat-matrix?utm_source=careers360

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Hello Aspirant ,

To get admission in IIT delhi college you have to give national level of entrance exam like JEE MAINS. After cracking the exam with good marks you have to give JEE ADVANCED then if get a very good rank then you get the IIT DELHI.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/user/update-profile?destination=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main-in-6-months

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