Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad Cutoff

The saved JoSAA 2026 Round 5 JEE Main Paper 1 NIT+ data contains 231 rows for Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology Allahabad across 10 four-year B.Tech programmes. The table below isolates the 20 OPEN, gender-neutral entries: one Home State (HS) and one Other State (OS) row for each programme. JoSAA records these OPEN ranks on the Common Rank List (CRL). These are observed 2026-27 counselling ranks for one seat type and gender pool, not a 2027-28 prediction or a guarantee of admission.

2026 Round 5: OPEN, gender-neutral rows

The ranges below show the opening and closing CRL ranks reported for each programme and quota. A lower closing rank means a more competitive last allotted rank within this exact row; it is not a standalone assessment of programme quality. The ranges are counselling outcomes, not eligibility thresholds for every applicant.

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JoSAA programme	Home State (HS) opening–closing	Other State (OS) opening–closing
Computer Science and Engineering	2,993–6,770	1,641–5,375
Electronics and Communication Engineering	5,915–10,605	5,812–8,904
Mathematics and Computing	7,128–8,226	5,676–6,553
Electrical Engineering	10,781–13,740	9,269–11,845
Engineering and Computational Mechanics	11,138–13,957	12,740–14,168
Mechanical Engineering	16,588–23,943	14,605–22,289
Chemical Engineering	18,665–22,948	21,839–25,089
Civil Engineering	25,036–33,895	20,239–34,311
Materials Engineering	34,732–39,730	26,921–35,470
Bio Technology	35,543–42,996	28,654–42,249

Compare the same seat conditions

The programme rows show why one college-wide cutoff is not meaningful. For Computer Science and Engineering, the Round 5 closing rank was 6,770 under HS and 5,375 under OS; Mathematics and Computing closed at 8,226 and 6,553. Bio Technology closed at 42,996 under HS and 42,249 under OS. Each pair belongs to a different programme and quota. A student’s own eligible quota depends on the counselling rules and the applicable home-state definition; do not choose the lower or higher number based only on where you currently live.

Within the OPEN, gender-neutral sample, HS and OS values are often close but not consistently ordered. CSE, ECE, Mathematics and Computing, and Electrical Engineering show lower OS closing ranks than HS in this round, while some other programmes have a lower HS close. This is a descriptive comparison of these rows, not a rule about future years. Seat availability and applicant preferences change by round and year.

The opening rank is the first allotted rank recorded for that row and the closing rank is the last; neither is a JEE score or a universal eligibility line. A rank numerically better than the past closing rank can still miss a seat if demand, seat availability, category or choices differ.

HS and OS describe counselling quota pools, not simply a student’s current address. Use the applicable JoSAA eligibility and state rules to determine which rows you can select. When comparing future editions, match the exact programme, round, quota, seat type, gender pool and rank basis first, then note changes in available seats. A broad statement such as “MNNIT cutoff increased” hides those distinctions and may reverse the comparison.

What this table leaves out

This is deliberately a narrow view of a larger institute slice. It does not show EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, ST or PwD seat types, nor the female-only pool. Their opening and closing ranks use the rank basis recorded for that category, so they should not be compared with the CRL values above as if all ranks shared one scale. The saved full MNNIT slice contains those seat categories and both gender pools; this page’s compact comparison selects only OPEN gender-neutral CRL entries to keep the comparisons like-for-like.

Round 5 is the exact round shown. It should not be called the last or final round: JoSAA or a later CSAB special round may have separate results and seat conditions. The source release used here covers JEE Main Paper 1 NIT+ rows and does not include CSAB special rounds. It is not a seat-allotment guarantee, and a closing rank does not ensure a candidate with that rank will receive the seat in another year. Verify the programme name, quota, category, gender pool, round and rank basis before using any rank in a choice list.

How to use the ranks for choice filling

First confirm that the exact degree is acceptable to you. The data names Engineering and Computational Mechanics, Mathematics and Computing, Materials Engineering and Bio Technology separately; do not substitute them for a branch with a similar title. Then select the correct quota and seat category, compare a few adjacent JoSAA rounds where available, and use your own CRL or category rank rather than another pool’s number. Keep a realistic mix of preferred and less competitive choices, and order options according to what you would actually accept. A past closing rank is evidence about an earlier allotment, not a safe-rank promise.

Use the official JoSAA opening and closing ranks portal to verify the latest available year and round and read the current counselling instructions. The 2026 data here reflects a historical 2026-27 cycle; nothing in the 2027-28 publication edition establishes future rank thresholds. If the current portal publishes a new cycle, compare like-for-like programme, quota, category, gender pool, rank basis and round before drawing a trend.