International Institute of Information Technology (IIIT-B) Cutoff

Latest IIIT-B UG and Integrated M.Tech cutoffs

For applicants considering IIIT-B in 2027, the latest complete cutoff cycle located is 2026-27, and the institute marks that cycle closed. Its last published live round was 3(c) on 31 July 2026. That table gives 9,219 for B.Tech AI&DS, 9,104 for B.Tech ECE, 7,561 for Integrated M.Tech CSE and 9,625 for Integrated M.Tech ECE. B.Tech CSE is absent from the 3(c) table; its latest published value is 6,675 in live round 3(b), dated 29 July. These are the institute's published rank cutoffs, not a prediction or a 2027 threshold.

The results page labels this column “JEE Main CRL/JEE Advanced CRL.” The seat-allocation policy explains that IIIT-B computes a Best JEE Rank (BJR), the better of a candidate's JEE Main CRL and JEE Advanced CRL if the candidate entered both. Use your own BJR for a first comparison. The published table does not break the cutoff into separate JEE Main and JEE Advanced series, and it does not show category-wise ranks or category reservations. Don't compare these figures with a category rank or a qualifying cutoff.

How round and programme change the number

The 2026-27 B.Tech and Integrated M.Tech series shows why a cutoff should be read with its round. In the first list on 12 June, the published cutoffs were 3,311 for B.Tech CSE, 5,027 for AI&DS, 4,415 for ECE, 5,336 for Integrated M.Tech CSE and 5,864 for Integrated M.Tech ECE. The later off-campus lists and live online rounds report different cutoffs as seats were allocated and later rounds were held. For example, B.Tech CSE moved from 3,311 in list 1 to 4,969 in off-campus round 3, then 6,501 in live round 3(a), and 6,675 in live round 3(b). The larger rank number later in the process indicates that the last reported allocation reached a candidate with a numerically lower-priority rank than the earlier list; it is not evidence that the applicant pool or academic standard changed by that amount.

The closest earlier comparison on the same official page is the 2025 Best JEE Rank cutoff table: B.Tech CSE 6,942; AI&DS 8,432; ECE 8,844; Integrated M.Tech CSE 7,357; Integrated M.Tech ECE 9,101. For CSE, 6,675 in the 2026 live 3(b) table is 267 ranks more selective by the raw number than 6,942 in the 2025 best-rank table. Treat that as a directional reference only: the 2026 value is tied to a named live round, while the older table is presented as a Best JEE Rank cutoff without a matching round label. It is not a controlled like-for-like trend and cannot predict 2027 admission.

M.Tech GATE cutoffs: score, programme and list

For M.Tech, compare GATE scores rather than JEE ranks. In 2026, the first offer lists reported 653 for CSE, 609 for ECE and 651 for AI&DS. The second lists reported 632, 589 and 623 respectively. The July live online round 1 results reported CSE 625 and AI&DS 608; the July 28 live online round 2 results reported CSE 625 and AI&DS 607. No ECE figure appears in those two live-round tables, so the latest ECE result located is its second offer list at 589. The latest listed figures are therefore CSE 625, AI&DS 607 and ECE 589, each with the precise list or round attached.

The number is a GATE score cutoff attached to an institute offer list, not a GATE qualifying mark, rank or percentile. IIIT-B's page says CSE admissions consider GATE CS scores valid as of 1 June 2026. It also states there is no fixed score cutoff: the threshold varies with applications received. In 2025, CSE offers were made up to score 635. That historical value is not the 2026 cutoff and should not be compared to a different GATE paper or programme.

An “eligibility cutoff” can also be a round-entry filter rather than the score of the lowest selected candidate. Before M.Tech live online round 2, the site announced an eligibility cutoff of 613 for CSE. The round's published CSE offer cutoff was 625. Those figures answer different questions: 613 was stated as eligibility to participate; 625 was the published offer-list cutoff. Do not substitute one for the other.

What is known for the 2027 intake

As of 5 November 2026, the official UG and M.Tech pages show 2026-27 as the latest cutoff cycle. I found no 2027-28 cutoff, schedule or offer-list threshold on those pages. The 2026 tables are useful as the latest completed cycle, but they are not a 2027 promise. Check the official admissions pages when the next cycle opens and compare only after IIIT-B publishes a result for the same programme and stage.

For B.Tech and Integrated M.Tech, the institute says applications share a common process and that IIIT-B admissions are not conducted through JoSAA. In its 2026 seat-allocation policy, the published BJR is the better of the candidate's Main and Advanced CRLs, if both are entered. Off-campus allocation follows BJR and candidate preferences; live online rounds do not consider those preferences and allocate by BJR. The policy says eligibility to be considered does not guarantee an offer. Round availability, seats and registration matter, and the institution can add or cancel rounds under its stated process. Read the current year's notice for exact mechanics rather than carrying 2026 instructions forward automatically.

To use a cutoff responsibly, first match the degree and branch, then the exam and metric, then the year and round. For UG entries, confirm whether you are comparing the institute's shared Main/Advanced rank table through your BJR. For M.Tech, use the correct GATE paper and distinguish eligibility filters from selected offer lists. A closer number can help you assess historical position, but the official policy makes clear that the rank threshold alone does not guarantee admission.