JEE Advanced 2023: Last 5 years’ category wise cut-offs for CSE admissions at IIT Bombay

JEE Advanced 2023 is scheduled to be conducted on June 4 and registration for the same will begin on April 30. Check previous year cut offs for admissions to CSE course at IIT Bombay

IIT Bombay last year cut offs for JEE Advanced

This year, IIT Guwahati is responsible for conducting JEE-Advanced. (Representative image. File)

JEE Advanced 2023: IIT Bombay’s BTech in Computer Science and Engineering is one of the most popular courses among IIT aspirants. Last year, the institute offered a total of 145 seats for the CSE course in addition to 26 female supernumerary seats. Admission to IIT Bomaby’s CSE programme is carried out on the basis of the JEE Advanced exam ranks.

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This year, JEE Advanced exam will be administered by IIT Guwahati on June 4. Before registration starts for JEE Advanced, know the last five years’ cut-offs for admissions to computer science and engineering (CSE) at IIT Bombay:

IIT Bombay: CSE Cut-off 2022

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IIT Bombay: CSE Cut-off 2021

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IIT Bombay: CSE Cut-off 2020

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IIT Bombay: CSE Cut-off 2019

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IIT Bombay: CSE Cut-off 2018 (Round 7)

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Candidates successfully qualifying both JEE Main and JEE Advanced will be eligible for applying for JOSAA counselling which is conducted for admissions in various IITs, NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs. Based on JEE Main and JEE Advanced exams results, the candidates will be assigned a seat in participating institutes.

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