IIT Tirupati - Indian Institute of Technology (IITTP) Cutoff

JoSAA 2026 Round 5: a clearly scoped historical snapshot

The latest cutoff evidence prepared for this page is a complete extraction of JoSAA 2026 Round 5 for Indian Institutes of Technology, filtered to Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati. It is a 2026-27 allocation-cycle snapshot, not a final-round cutoff and not a forecast for 2027-28. The extraction contains 56 Tirupati rows across programmes, seat types and gender pools. The small comparison below deliberately shows only the Open seat type, Gender-Neutral pool and four-year B.Tech programmes, using the opening and closing ranks reported for that same Round 5 slice.

These are the opening and closing ranks from the specified rows, not a prediction of what rank will secure a seat. The dataset identifies the quota as All India (AI). Open-seat rows use Common Rank List (CRL) rank. Other categories use their category ranks, and PwD rank values are within the respective categories. A P suffix indicates a Preparatory Rank List. That distinction matters because category rank and CRL AIR are different measures; values from different lists cannot be compared as if they shared one scale.

What the table includes and leaves out

JoSAA presents a separate row for each programme, seat type and gender pool, with opening and closing ranks. For example, Female-only (including Supernumerary) is a distinct pool from Gender-Neutral. EWS, OBC-NCL, SC and ST rows also have their own rank values. The table above does not summarize those pools or imply that their ranks resemble Open CRL values. Applicants should open the live official JoSAA result page and select the examination year, round, institute type, exact institute, programme and seat type that match their question.

The extraction was captured from the official JoSAA current-or-cr data view using 2026, Round 5, IIT institution type, Indian Institute of Technology Tirupati and all academic programmes and seat types. The institute-specific subset was selected from the fully rendered table, preserving the official programme, quota, seat type and gender labels. Round 5 is simply the selected round in this evidence. It must not be described as the final round unless JoSAA itself labels it so. Opening rank is the top-ranked boundary shown for that row and closing rank the lower boundary in the allocation results; neither is a guaranteed eligibility threshold for future counselling.

How to use prior closing ranks responsibly

First check whether the exact programme appears in the current year’s seat matrix. Then match your category, quota, seat type, gender pool, disability status where relevant, rank list and round to the correct table row. Compare like with like across years only when JoSAA’s labels and process remain compatible. A change in closing rank may reflect changes in seat pools, preferences, participating choices or other cycle conditions; a table alone does not establish the cause. Do not use a single rank to order choices if the course is not genuinely your preference.

For 2027-28 applicants, the 2026 values are historical context only. Wait for the applicable JEE Advanced and JoSAA notices, then use the new seat matrix, business rules and allocation results. A rank that fell within one prior-round range may fall outside another year’s range, and an applicant may still be ineligible or miss an allotment because of category, documents, choice order or seat availability. Verify your case in the official counselling portal and follow each reporting deadline after allotment.

A quick applicant check

Before interpreting any cutoff value, write down five labels: admission year, round, programme, seat type and gender pool. Add quota and rank type as shown by the table, and distinguish opening from closing rank. For the displayed 2026 Open Gender-Neutral rows, compare only your CRL AIR against the same row’s historical CRL values. For a category seat, use the corresponding category rank row instead. Do not substitute CRL for category rank, drop the gender-pool label, combine rounds, or treat this partial display as the whole counselling dataset.

These data can help applicants understand how Round 5 allocations differed among IIT Tirupati’s six listed B.Tech branches, with Computer Science and Engineering showing the lowest closing AIR among the six Open Gender-Neutral rows shown. This is an observation about these exact rows, not a judgement of branch quality or a future admissions threshold. Curriculum, programme fit, total cost and realistic preferences remain separate decisions.

Keep a copy of the source filters and date when doing your own comparison. If the portal updates or presents a different round, record that round explicitly rather than replacing the historic snapshot without explanation.