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*Institute of Engineering & Technology (IET), DAVV Indore (SFI)*

*JEE Main Common Merit Rank Cutoff 2026*

Branch Order - CSE>IT>CSBS>ENTC>E&I>EEE>MECHANICAL>CIVIL>IP

**💻 CSE**

• EWS: **51,900 – 60,086**

• FW/OP: **47,651 – 54,459**

• JKR: **1,28,460**

• OBC/X/F: **70,239 – 76,254**

• OBC/X/OP: **64,477 – 70,615**

• SC/X/F: **1,98,511 – 2,85,173**

• SC/X/OP: **1,85,913 – 2,20,488**

• ST/X/F: **2,96,528 – 5,34,185**

• UR/D/F: **8,30,302**

• UR/D/OP: **4,18,451**

• UR/X/F: **53,464 – 68,405**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **24,223 – 34,884**

• UR/X/OP: **45,389 – 63,551**

**💻 CSBS**

• EWS: **54,882 – 87,868**

• OBC/X/F: **1,01,930 – 1,14,411**

• OBC/X/OP: **89,907 – 96,348**

• SC/X/F: **2,88,343 – 3,76,902**

• SC/X/OP: **2,40,874 – 3,04,337**

• ST/X/F: **6,03,938 – 11,29,841**

• ST/X/OP: **3,02,872 – 10,11,482**

• UR/X/F: **74,951 – 97,436**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **60,301 – 77,007**

• UR/X/OP: **54,882 – 87,868**

**🏗 Civil Engineering (CE)**

• EWS: **1,26,183 – 1,63,392**

• FW/OP: **1,18,291 – 1,26,233**

• OBC/X/F: **1,95,238 – 1,98,479**

• OBC/X/OP: **1,56,920 – 1,70,565**

• SC/X/F: **5,02,731 – 5,32,530**

• SC/X/OP: **3,57,418 – 4,50,504**

• ST/X/F: **6,50,732 – 7,10,441**

• ST/X/OP: **4,34,249 – 8,11,577**

• UR/X/F: **1,45,587 – 1,83,180**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **84,069 – 93,647**

• UR/X/OP: **1,29,370 – 1,56,788**

**⚡ Electrical & Instrumentation (EI)**

• EWS: **92,084 – 95,899**

• FW/OP: **86,507 – 92,203**

• OBC/X/F: **1,16,206 – 1,16,386**

• OBC/X/OP: **1,00,846 – 1,03,485**

• SC/X/F: **3,97,887 – 4,05,394**

• SC/X/OP: **3,46,629 – 4,11,093**

• ST/X/F: **14,01,542**

• ST/X/OP: **6,15,926 – 12,78,996**

• UR/X/F: **1,04,018 – 1,16,094**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **72,865 – 88,150**

• UR/X/OP: **88,056 – 99,533**

**⚡ Electrical & Electronics (ELEX)**

• EWS: **94,320 – 1,03,118**

• OBC/X/F: **1,27,107 – 1,27,312**

• OBC/X/OP: **1,06,677 – 1,12,089**

• SC/X/F: **3,67,863 – 4,15,194**

• SC/X/OP: **2,32,669 – 4,16,243**

• ST/X/F: **8,89,298 – 14,00,896**

• ST/X/OP: **5,71,422 – 14,66,767**

• UR/X/F: **1,00,826 – 1,22,859**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **62,554 – 84,761**

• UR/X/OP: **90,886 – 1,06,645**

**📡 Electronics & Telecommunication (ET)**

• EWS: **74,109 – 91,907**

• FW/OP: **69,238 – 82,542**

• OBC/X/F: **1,06,641 – 1,10,801**

• OBC/X/OP: **91,756 – 1,00,220**

• SC/X/F: **2,83,132 – 3,78,260**

• SC/X/OP: **2,65,372 – 3,44,088**

• ST/X/F: **6,40,991 – 9,22,217**

• ST/X/OP: **6,37,891 – 11,67,411**

• UR/X/F: **82,378 – 1,03,453**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **26,825 – 71,094**

• UR/X/OP: **60,201 – 91,536**

**🌐 Information Technology (IT)**

• EWS: **63,639 – 69,164**

• FW/OP: **55,108 – 61,382**

• OBC/X/F: **81,109 – 84,835**

• OBC/X/OP: **74,027 – 77,592**

• SC/X/F: **2,90,476 – 3,04,450**

• SC/X/OP: **2,20,584 – 2,53,883**

• ST/X/F: **5,36,595 – 5,69,103**

• ST/X/OP: **5,24,449 – 6,26,821**

• UR/D/F: **12,37,980**

• UR/D/OP: **70,213 – 80,077**

• UR/X/F: **36,840 – 59,317**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **63,733 – 73,670**

• UR/X/OP: **63,733 – 73,670**

**⚙ Mechanical Engineering (MECH)**

• EWS: **1,08,701 – 1,21,603**

• FW/OP: **1,01,474 – 1,17,863**

• OBC/X/F: **1,46,046 – 1,51,742**

• OBC/X/OP: **1,28,969 – 1,30,494**

• SC/X/F: **4,34,976 – 4,56,311**

• SC/X/OP: **3,36,242 – 4,29,271**

• ST/X/F: **4,16,118 – 13,07,031**

• ST/X/OP: **6,10,095 – 14,08,443**

• UR/X/F: **92,008 – 1,33,453**

• UR/X/OP (AI): **78,319 – 91,247**

• UR/X/OP: **84,576 – 1,25,631**

IP (Industrial & Production) Cutoff 2026

UR/X/OP

Opening Rank: 1,21,852 Closing Rank: 2,28,066

Other Categories

EWS: 1,64,654 – 2,33,598 OBC/X/F: 2,63,335 – 2,68,423 OBC/X/OP: 2,28,338 – 2,65,626 SC/X/F: 97,411 – 9,76,078 SC/X/OP: 4,91,568 – 11,08,230 ST/X/OP: 9,39,383 – 9,39,383 UR/X/F: 1,26,357 – 1,32,405 UR/X/OP (AI): 1,83,485 – 2,34,882 UR/D/OP: 1,21,852 – 2,28,066

You guys have filled your choices according to my preference, so go for the Upgrade Round. In the Upgrade Round, you have a chance of getting the branches that you've placed higher in your preference order.

The branches at the top matter the most, such as CSE, IT, and CSBS , Entc.

https://www.reddit.com/r/davviet/s/eQPXY0u8h7

If you choose to participate in the Upgrade Round separately, your Round 1 seat will remain secured.

Consider also internal branch change round 🙏🏻

Best of luck

Take hostel bcz first hostel are very good 😊, first come , first serve follow take it - chances getting hostel in round 1 or upgrade.

📢 Faculty of Technology (FoT), University of Delhi

B.Tech 2026–27 Round 1 Closing Cutoffs

(JEE Main CRL)

💻 Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)

UR 42,783

OBC-NCL 81,869

SC 2,10,698

ST 4,03,528

EWS 66,266

PwBD 6,09,341

KM 50,985

SGC 63,890

Orphan (F) 4,25,990

Orphan (M) 1,11,994

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

📡 Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

UR 56,669

OBC-NCL 93,424

SC 2,47,324

ST 4,57,906

EWS 75,972

PwBD 8,39,945

KM 57,877

SGC 64,037

Orphan (M) 1,98,713

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

⚡ Electrical Engineering (EE)

UR 64,972

OBC-NCL 1,07,478

SC 2,70,462

ST 4,99,448

EWS 83,849

PwBD 11,27,297

KM 85,062

SGC 69,094

Orphan (M) 3,41,523

📝 Note:

Admissions are based solely on the JEE Main 2026 Common Rank List (CRL). These are the Round 1 closing cutoffs.

📢 Faculty of Technology (FoT), University of Delhi

B.Tech 2026–27 Round 1 Closing Cutoffs

(JEE Main CRL)

💻 Computer Science & Engineering (CSE)

UR 42,783

OBC-NCL 81,869

SC 2,10,698

ST 4,03,528

EWS 66,266

PwBD 6,09,341

KM 50,985

SGC 63,890

Orphan (F) 4,25,990

Orphan (M) 1,11,994

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

📡 Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)

UR 56,669

OBC-NCL 93,424

SC 2,47,324

ST 4,57,906

EWS 75,972

PwBD 8,39,945

KM 57,877

SGC 64,037

Orphan (M) 1,98,713

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

⚡ Electrical Engineering (EE)

UR 64,972

OBC-NCL 1,07,478

SC 2,70,462

ST 4,99,448

EWS 83,849

PwBD 11,27,297

KM 85,062

SGC 69,094

Orphan (M) 3,41,523

📝 Note:

Admissions are based solely on the JEE Main 2026 Common Rank List (CRL). These are the Round 1 closing cutoffs.

The most hated professor of all time. 😭 Hardworking and curious Professor 😁💀.

Ever since Dr. Pratosh Bansal sir became the Director, a lot of positive and new developments have been happening in the college. It actually feels like a modern, next-generation college now.

Bansal sir >>>> Tokekar sir and the other directors. 🤡

HOD of ENTC Department Dr Sanjiv Tokekar & His wife Tokekar Scammer, Tokekar destroyed IET and whole Entc department worst director and HOD .

Bansal sir Era hostels are also upgraded 😊

📢 IET Live- Stay Informed, Stay Connected

The Notice Portal Now Live at IET DAVV

All Faculty Members and Students of the Institute of Engineering & Technology, DAVV are informed that the Notice Board Portal is now available online.

🌐 Access the Portal:

https://notices.ietonline.in/

The portal provides a centralized platform to view important notices, announcements, circulars, academic updates, examination information, event notifications, and other institute-related communications.

All faculty members and students are encouraged to visit the portal regularly to stay updated with the latest information and announcements from the Institute.

Institute of Engineering & Technology (IET), DAVV, Indore

The Round 1 seat allotment result for DU Faculty of Technology (FoT) has been released.

🔹 Check your allotment status on the admission portal.

🔹 If you have been allotted a seat, complete all admission formalities before the deadline.

👇 Comment below:

Which branch and category did you get allotted?

(CSE  / ECE / EE )

https://fot.du.ac.in/

Fully online admission.

Those who were not allotted a seat in Round 1, stay prepared for the upcoming rounds. Cutoffs can change in later rounds, so don't lose hope. Best of luck! 

Doubts 

Yt channel - 

DU FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

The Round 1 seat allotment result for DU Faculty of Technology (FoT) has been released.

🔹 Check your allotment status on the admission portal.

🔹 If you have been allotted a seat, complete all admission formalities before the deadline.

👇 Comment below:

Which branch and category did you get allotted?

(CSE / ECE / EE )

https://fot.du.ac.in/

Fully online admission.

Those who were not allotted a seat in Round 1, stay prepared for the upcoming rounds. Cutoffs can change in later rounds, so don't lose hope. Best of luck!

Doubts

Yt channel -

DU FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

The Round 1 seat allotment result for DU Faculty of Technology (FoT) has been released.

🔹 Check your allotment status on the admission portal.

🔹 If you have been allotted a seat, complete all admission formalities before the deadline.

👇 Comment below:

Which branch and category did you get allotted?

(CSE / ECE / EE )

https://fot.du.ac.in/

Fully online admission.

Those who were not allotted a seat in Round 1, stay prepared for the upcoming rounds. Cutoffs can change in later rounds, so don't lose hope. Best of luck!

Doubts

Yt channel -

DU FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

The Round 1 seat allotment result for DU Faculty of Technology (FoT) has been released.

🔹 Check your allotment status on the admission portal.

🔹 If you have been allotted a seat, complete all admission formalities before the deadline.

👇 Comment below:

Which branch and category did you get allotted?

(CSE / ECE / EE )

https://fot.du.ac.in/

Fully online admission.

Those who were not allotted a seat in Round 1, stay prepared for the upcoming rounds. Cutoffs can change in later rounds, so don't lose hope. Best of luck!

Doubts

Yt channel -

DU FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

According to the Director Sir, admissions for this branch were supposed to take place through CLC counselling.

The Head of Department of RAI said that there is no faculty available and that they do not know anything, and that the RAI branch would start from the next session.

The IT HOD, on the other hand, said that the seats of the RAI branch would be increased.

However, on 17 June, this branch suddenly appeared in the MPDTE choice filling list. How did that happen?

Were the Director Sir and the HODs misleading the students?

Even the fee structure for the RAI branch is not known yet.

What exactly is going on with this branch?

Is AICTE approval and seat allocation just a joke that everything is being handled so casually?

What exactly is happening in the college?

Is RAI BRANCH completely scam?

CSE/IT/Entc/Ei students must answer this questions.

Q1 Are you guys grinding DSA problems daily for placements?

Q2 How many DSA problems are you solving daily?

Q3 Are you consistently doing LeetCode or Codeforces?

Q4 Have you built any projects or are you only focusing on DSA?

Q5 How much time do you spend daily on placement preparation?

Q6 Are you studying CS fundamentals (OOP, DBMS, OS, CN)?

Q7 Have you done any internships or applied off-campus?

Q8 What's your current Codeforces/LeetCode rating?

Q9 How many mock interviews have you given so far?

Q10 Do you think the college is the problem, or are students not putting in enough effort?

Q11 Before blaming the college, are you doing everything required to get placed?

Q12 Do you meet the typical CGPA criteria (7.5+) required by many companies?

Q13 Do you think you're putting in the same effort that students at IITs, NITs, and IIITs put into DSA, projects, and interview preparation?

Q14 Are you guys attending hackathons in Delhi, Bangalore, or other metropolitan cities?

Q15 Are you preparing for off-campus opportunities at companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Oracle, SpaceX, Apple, Netflix, or Goldman Sachs?

Placements depend a lot on the quality and hard work of students. If students continuously improve their skills, companies will naturally be more interested in visiting the campus. After all, if candidates lack the required knowledge and preparation, why would companies spend time and resources recruiting from there?

Moreover, today's students are tomorrow's alumni. If you work hard and get into top product-based companies, you can help strengthen the college's reputation and even influence hiring opportunities in the future. Strong alumni networks are one of the reasons why many top colleges attract good companies. Instead of only blaming the college, we should also focus on improving ourselves and the overall quality of the student community.

Before blaming or degrading the college, ask yourself: are you putting in the same level of effort as students who secure top placements? Are you consistently grinding DSA, maintaining a good CGPA, building projects, studying CS fundamentals, attending hackathons, networking, and preparing for off-campus opportunities at top companies? No college guarantees placements. Opportunities matter, but so does the effort you put in.

The college is working hard to bring opportunities, but students also need to work hard to make the most of them. Placements are a two-way process. If students improve their skills and overall quality, better companies and opportunities will follow. Today's students are tomorrow's alumni, and strong alumni networks can further help bring top companies to the campus.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and respond to these questions.

CSE/IT/CSBS/ENTC students must answer this questions.

Q1 Are you guys grinding DSA problems daily for placements?

Q2 How many DSA problems are you solving daily?

Q3 Are you consistently doing LeetCode or Codeforces?

Q4 Have you built any projects or are you only focusing on DSA?

Q5 How much time do you spend daily on placement preparation?

Q6 Are you studying CS fundamentals (OOP, DBMS, OS, CN)?

Q7 Have you done any internships or applied off-campus?

Q8 What's your current Codeforces/LeetCode rating?

Q9 How many mock interviews have you given so far?

Q10 Do you think the college is the problem, or are students not putting in enough effort?

Q11 Before blaming the college, are you doing everything required to get placed?

Q12 Do you meet the typical CGPA criteria (7.5+) required by many companies?

Q13 Do you think you're putting in the same effort that students at IITs, NITs, and IIITs put into DSA, projects, and interview preparation?

Q14 Are you guys attending hackathons in Delhi, Bangalore, or other metropolitan cities?

Q15 Are you preparing for off-campus opportunities at companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Oracle, SpaceX, Apple, Netflix, or Goldman Sachs?

Placements depend a lot on the quality and hard work of students. If students continuously improve their skills, companies will naturally be more interested in visiting the campus. After all, if candidates lack the required knowledge and preparation, why would companies spend time and resources recruiting from there?

Moreover, today's students are tomorrow's alumni. If you work hard and get into top product-based companies, you can help strengthen the college's reputation and even influence hiring opportunities in the future. Strong alumni networks are one of the reasons why many top colleges attract good companies. Instead of only blaming the college, we should also focus on improving ourselves and the overall quality of the student community.

Before blaming or degrading the college, ask yourself: are you putting in the same level of effort as students who secure top placements? Are you consistently grinding DSA, maintaining a good CGPA, building projects, studying CS fundamentals, attending hackathons, networking, and preparing for off-campus opportunities at top companies? No college guarantees placements. Opportunities matter, but so does the effort you put in.

The college is working hard to bring opportunities, but students also need to work hard to make the most of them. Placements are a two-way process. If students improve their skills and overall quality, better companies and opportunities will follow. Today's students are tomorrow's alumni, and strong alumni networks can further help bring top companies to the campus.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to read and respond to these questions.

FOT DU (Faculty of Technology, University of Delhi)

Better than JEC Jabalpur, MITS Gwalior, and UIT RGPV.

Not better than SGSITS and IET DAVV.

FOT DU is better than SGSITS Civil, IP, and Biomedical branches, and better than IET DAVV Civil and IP branches.

At FOT DU, there is an option:

"Do you wish to be considered for relaxation of fee as stated in the Bulletin of Information?"

If you select "Yes", the following documents need to be uploaded (except in the case of an orphan).

Annual family income less than ₹4 lakh: 90% fee waiver.

Annual family income between ₹4 lakh and ₹8 lakh: 50% fee waiver.

https://fot.du.ac.in/

On YouTube cutoff search 

DU FoT CUT OFFS till ROUND 3 | Faculty of Technology Counseling 2025

Channel name - DU - faculty of Technology 

Round 3 cutoff 

Closing 

General - 

CSE - 72k

ECE - 83k

EE - 1 lakh 

OBC 

CSE - 98k

ECE - 1 lakh

EE - 1.25 lakh 

Admission fully online check regular email & website fee payment online for confirmation admission.

3.5 lakh CRL upto attend spot rounds

No home state quato

FOT DU (Faculty of Technology, University of Delhi)

Better than JEC Jabalpur, MITS Gwalior, and UIT RGPV.

Not better than SGSITS and IET DAVV.

FOT DU is better than SGSITS Civil, IP, and Biomedical branches, and better than IET DAVV Civil and IP branches.

At FOT DU, there is an option:

"Do you wish to be considered for relaxation of fee as stated in the Bulletin of Information?"

If you select "Yes", the following documents need to be uploaded (except in the case of an orphan).

Annual family income less than ₹4 lakh: 90% fee waiver.

Annual family income between ₹4 lakh and ₹8 lakh: 50% fee waiver.

https://fot.du.ac.in/

On YouTube cutoff search 

DU FoT CUT OFFS till ROUND 3 | Faculty of Technology Counseling 2025

Channel name - DU - faculty of Technology 

Round 3 cutoff 

Closing 

General - 

CSE - 72k

ECE - 83k

EE - 1 lakh 

OBC 

CSE - 98k

ECE - 1 lakh

EE - 1.25 lakh 

Admission fully online check regular email & website fee payment online for confirmation admission.

3.5 CRL upto attend spot rounds

No home state quato

FOT DU (Faculty of Technology, University of Delhi)

Better than JEC Jabalpur, MITS Gwalior, and UIT RGPV.

Not better than SGSITS and IET DAVV.

FOT DU is better than SGSITS Civil, IP, and Biomedical branches, and better than IET DAVV Civil and IP branches.

At FOT DU, there is an option:

"Do you wish to be considered for relaxation of fee as stated in the Bulletin of Information?"

If you select "Yes", the following documents need to be uploaded (except in the case of an orphan).

Annual family income less than ₹4 lakh: 90% fee waiver.

Annual family income between ₹4 lakh and ₹8 lakh: 50% fee waiver.

https://fot.du.ac.in/

On YouTube cutoff search 

DU FoT CUT OFFS till ROUND 3 | Faculty of Technology Counseling 2025

Channel name - DU - faculty of Technology 

Round 3 cutoff 

Closing 

General - 

CSE - 72k

ECE - 83k

EE - 1 lakh 

OBC 

CSE - 98k

ECE - 1 lakh

EE - 1.25 lakh 

Admission fully online check regular email & website fee payment online for confirmation admission.

3.5 CRL upto attend spot rounds

No home state quato