Opening rank
The highest-ranked candidate admitted to the exact program, seat type and pool in a counselling round.
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Answers before counselling
An IIT cutoff is the opening and closing rank for a specific institute, program, category, gender pool and JoSAA counselling round. It is different from the JEE Advanced qualifying cutoff.
OPEN candidates should compare their Common Rank List rank. EWS, OBC-NCL, SC and ST candidates should compare the corresponding category rank shown on their JEE Advanced result.
Yes. The explorer uses official JoSAA opening and closing rank tables. The source link is included beside the results so every record can be verified.
No. Historical cutoffs are evidence, not a guarantee. Allotment depends on your choice order, eligibility, seat availability and the ranks of other candidates.
BITSAT cutoffs are final admission scores, not ranks. The official BITS table reports campus- and programme-specific scores; the maximum was 450 through 2021 and 390 from 2022 onward.
Built for trustworthy comparison
The highest-ranked candidate admitted to the exact program, seat type and pool in a counselling round.
The last admitted rank for that exact institute, program, category, pool and round.
OPEN ranks use CRL; EWS, OBC-NCL, SC and ST rows use their respective category rank lists.