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IIT Jodhpur Last Round Cut-offs 2025: Branch-Wise Analysis

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Introduction

IIT Jodhpur, located in Rajasthan, is one of the newer IITs that has quickly built a reputation for innovation, interdisciplinary learning, and excellent research facilities. With strong placements in CSE, AI & Data Science, and Electrical Engineering, and a modern residential campus, it is a practical choice for JEE aspirants who want a balance of academics, opportunities, and infrastructure.

What does a “cutoff” (closing rank) mean, and why does it matter?

A cutoff or closing rank is the last JEE Advanced rank at which a seat is allotted in a given branch, category, and counselling round. For IITs, the final round (last round) closing ranks are the most reliable for reference.

Why closing ranks matter for you:

  • Estimate admission chances – If your AIR is better than the closing rank, chances are strong.
  • Make practical choices – Separate dream, realistic, and safe options.
  • Compare branches – CSE usually closes first, followed by AI/DS, ECE/EE, then ME, Civil, and other newer branches.
  • Avoid last-minute shocks – A balanced list ensures you don’t go seatless.

How to read and use past cutoffs for IIT Jodhpur?

  • Always check last-round closing ranks – they reflect actual demand.
  • Focus on your category – GEN, OBC-NCL, EWS, SC, ST, PwD. IITs don’t have state quotas.
  • Look at 2–3 years of data – this shows whether a branch is becoming more or less competitive.
  • Note seat matrix changes – new courses like AI/DS or expansions shift cutoffs.
  • Keep a margin – if you’re close to the cutoff, list safer options below.

Branch-wise Competitiveness at IIT Jodhpur – What to Expect?

Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 3049 4212
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 7277 8705
OPEN (PwD) Gender-Neutral 147 147
EWS Gender-Neutral 450 628
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1302 1302
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 1597 1828
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 4156 4556
OBC-NCL (PwD) Gender-Neutral 47P 47P
SC Gender-Neutral 814 1001
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1493 1862
ST Gender-Neutral 282 462
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 710 710
Bio Engineering
Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 13106 15278
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 16749 22651
EWS Gender-Neutral 2289 2371
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 5116 5790
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 9342 9578
SC Gender-Neutral 2664 3307
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 4169 4169
ST Gender-Neutral 1387 1484
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1804 1804

Chemical Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 9595 11626
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 18850 19522
EWS Gender-Neutral 1623 1722
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3252 3252
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 4077 4490
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 7281 8275
SC Gender-Neutral 2461 2691
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2615 3739
ST Gender-Neutral 1210 1250
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1713 1713

Civil and Infrastructure Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 11662 14301
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 18920 22812
EWS Gender-Neutral 2153 2228
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3519 3519
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 3793 4930
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 8221 8693
SC Gender-Neutral 2563 2744
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3516 3516
ST Gender-Neutral 997 1126
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1353 1353

Computer Science and Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 2269 2918
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 5959 7224
OPEN (PwD) Gender-Neutral 108 108
EWS Gender-Neutral 384 456
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 897 897
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 809 1440
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3290 3668
OBC-NCL (PwD) Gender-Neutral 73 73
SC Gender-Neutral 509 882
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1267 1484
ST Gender-Neutral 299 403
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 584 584

Electrical Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 5270 6824
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 9375 14511
EWS Gender-Neutral 765 1066
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2070 2538
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 2328 3000
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 4853 6186
SC Gender-Neutral 1393 1703
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3090 3090
ST Gender-Neutral 608 791

Electronics Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 4392 6228
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 10250 14160
EWS Gender-Neutral 941 1019
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2250 2250
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 1963 2857
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 6356 6541
SC Gender-Neutral 1362 1839
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2925 2925
ST Gender-Neutral 725 892

Materials Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 11659 15034
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 20897 24170
EWS Gender-Neutral 2117 2235
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 4028 4028
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 5205 5605
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 9308 9511
SC Gender-Neutral 2998 3249
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 4151 4337
ST Gender-Neutral 1374 1474
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2055 2055

Mechanical Engineering

Quota Seat Type Gender Opening Rank Closing Rank
All India OPEN Gender-Neutral 7550 9569
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 17068 18647
EWS Gender-Neutral 1355 1594
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 2980 2980
OBC-NCL Gender-Neutral 3065 4024
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 6306 7890
SC Gender-Neutral 2088 2334
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 3687 3760
ST Gender-Neutral 825 1111
Female-only (including Supernumerary) 1393 1393

(Note: Ranks are approximate based on JoSAA 2025 final round. Always refer to the official JoSAA portal for confirmation. For click here )

How to Estimate Your Chances of Admission?

  1. Compare your AIR to last-round ranks (JoSAA official data).
    • Better rank → strong chance.
    • Slightly higher rank → borderline, possible via upgrades.
    • Much higher → keep as backup.
  2. Check trends – If cutoffs are rising year after year, borderline candidates may get lucky.
  3. Factor upgrades – Many students shift branches in later rounds, which opens opportunities.
  4. Simulate preferences – Divide branches into Dream, Realistic, and Safe.

Making Practical Choices During Option Filling

  • Create three categories:
    • Dream: CSE, AI/DS (if slightly out of reach).
    • Realistic: EE, ME (aligned with your AIR).
    • Safe: Civil, Material Science, or BS programs.
  • Always place at least 3 realistic and 2 safe options in your list.
  • Rank branches by interest and career goals, not just cutoff value.
  • Decide float/slide policy in advance.

How to Compare Different Branches?

When torn between options:

  • Placements → CSE & AI/DS are strongest; EE also does well with coding + core.
  • Interest → Choose branches aligned with your passion; avoid only “trend-based” picks.
  • Flexibility → CSE/AI/DS allows easy shifts into multiple domains; core branches need reskilling.
  • Future scope → Core branches (ME, CE) are good for research/higher studies; CSE/AI shine in industry.

Avoiding Last-Minute Shocks in JoSAA

  • Keep all documents ready (JEE scorecard, certificates, category proof, photos, ID).
  • Keep funds ready for seat acceptance.
  • Lock preferences early, don’t wait till the last hour.
  • Monitor every round – seats move quickly.
  • Always prepare a backup plan (NITs/IIITs/state colleges).

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What rank do I need to get into CSE at IIT Jodhpur?

For CSE, the cutoff generally falls around AIR 3,500–6,000 in JEE Advanced (for the General category), depending on the year and seat availability. If you’re from EWS, OBC, or SC/ST, the cutoff is usually lower. Aiming for under AIR 5,000 keeps you in a safe zone.

2. Why do some people say IIT Jodhpur is one of the “lower IITs”?

It’s not really “worst,” but since it’s a newer IIT (established in 2008), its cutoffs are lower compared to older IITs like Bombay or Delhi. The main reason is perception and a limited alumni base, not quality. Placements in CSE and related branches are improving fast.

3. How is the coding culture at IIT Jodhpur right now?

The coding culture has grown a lot in the past few years. Students actively participate in ICPC, hackathons, and online coding contests. Many seniors guide juniors, and coding clubs are active, especially for CSE and AI. It may not be at the IIT Bombay level yet, but it’s definitely strong.

4. What is the cutoff for Mechanical Engineering at IIT Jodhpur?

For Mechanical, the cutoff usually lies around AIR 9,000–11,000 (General category). If you’re in OBC, it goes up to 4,000–5,000 rank, and for SC/ST, much higher flexibility exists. It’s less competitive than CSE and EE, but still a solid branch with core job opportunities.

5. Should I prefer IIT Jodhpur over NITs like Warangal or Trichy if I get a lower cutoff branch?

This depends on your priority. If you want the IIT tag, research exposure, and new-age programs (like AI/DS), IIT Jodhpur is a good bet. But for campus life and stable placements in core branches, NIT Trichy/Warangal can sometimes be safer.

How Career Plan B Helps You

At Career Plan B, we guide students through every step of JEE counselling:

  • Cutoff interpretation — Simplifying final-round ranks into practical insights.
  • Personalised option filling — Balanced Dream–Realistic–Safe lists.
  • Counselling strategy — When to float/slide/lock for maximum advantage.
  • Document & reporting support — Timely reminders so nothing goes wrong.
  • Career roadmapping — Aligning branch choices with long-term placements or higher studies.

With our support, students make confident, rank-based choices without last-minute stress. Book your free counseling session with Career Plan B today and secure your path to success.

Conclusion

IIT Jodhpur is an exciting choice for JEE aspirants, especially in CSE, AI/DS, and EE. The cutoffs give you a clear picture of competitiveness and help in structuring your preferences smartly. Remember — use cutoffs as a guide, balance your option list, prepare documents early, and always keep backup options ready.

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