Joint Admission Counselling Delhi • Conducted by Joint Admission Counselling Committee Delhi (DTU, NSUT, IIIT-D, IGDTUW, DSEU)
Category-Wise, Quota-Wise, and Round-Wise Closing Rank Trends
Because admission runs primarily on JEE Main rank (percentile-plus-bonus for IIIT-Delhi), 'cutoff' here means the JEE Main closing rank/percentile range that historically secures a seat in a given university-branch-category-quota combination.
DTU — CSE (Delhi Region, General)
Rank ~9,000 - 13,500
2025 pattern, Round 5/Final
NSUT — CSE (Delhi Region, General)
Rank ~8,100 - 8,500
2025 pattern, Round 1
NSUT — CSE AI (Delhi Region)
Rank ~2,900 - 4,900
2025 pattern, most competitive branch
DTU — CSE (OBC/SC/ST)
Rank ~47,000 - 2,56,000+
2025 pattern, wide reserved-category spread
| Category | Branch | Indicative Closing Rank |
|---|---|---|
| General | CSE | ~11,000 - 13,500 |
| OBC | CSE | ~47,000 - 50,000 |
| SC | CSE | ~85,000 - 1,10,000 |
| ST | CSE | ~2,56,000 - 3,57,000 |
| Category | CSE | CSE (AI) | IT | ECE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General, Delhi Region | ~4,900 | ~2,900 | ~9,800 | ~18,000 |
| General, Outside Delhi | ~2,600 | ~2,100 | ~4,000 | ~5,500 |
| EWS, Delhi Region | ~22,500 | ~16,500 | ~36,200 | ~54,700 |
These figures reflect recent-cycle (2025) third-party aggregated reporting and should be cross-verified against JAC Delhi's own officially published round-wise cutoff data, since exact figures shift annually based on applicant volume and seat-matrix changes, and tend to tighten by a few thousand ranks year over year at the most competitive branches.
Because IIIT-Delhi uses percentile plus bonus points rather than pure CRL rank, its cutoff is typically expressed as a percentile threshold rather than a rank number, making direct comparison to DTU/NSUT's rank-based cutoffs less straightforward — candidates specifically targeting IIIT-Delhi should check its own officially published percentile cutoff data separately.
As with most Indian counselling systems, reserved-category pools draw from a smaller absolute number of high-rank JEE Main candidates nationwide, resulting in considerably higher (less numerically stringent) closing ranks for OBC, SC, and ST categories relative to General category figures for the same seat.
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