JEE Main: The Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee is a first generation IIT. The institute has over 8000 students under various undergraduate, postgraduate and PhD programmes. There are over 500 faculty members and more than 600 staff members. There are 23 departments and seven research centres. The institute offers bachelor's degree courses in 10 disciplines of Engineering and Architecture and master's degree in 55 disciplines of Engineering, Applied Science, Architecture and planning. There is a facility for doctoral work in all departments and research centres. The admissions are done on the basis of the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced rank. Let's have a look at the category wise cut-offs for Electrical Engineering at IIT Roorkee over the last five years. IIT Roorkee: Electrical Engineering Cut-off 2023 CATEGORY CUT OFF(OPENING RANK) CUT OFF (CLOSING RANK) Open 1047 1965 Open (female only) 3928 4812 EWS 255 346 OBC-NCL 552 983 SC 467 621 ST 186 281 IIT Roorkee: Electrical Engineering Cut-off 2022 CATEGORY CUT OFF(OPENING RANK) CUT OFF (CLOSING RANK) Open 1479 2103 Open (female only) 3406 4871 EWS 251 331 OBC-NCL 379 932 SC 292 516 ST 162 306 IIT Roorkee: Electrical Engineering Cut-off 2021 CATEGORY CUT OFF(OPENING RANK) CUT OFF (CLOSING RANK) Open 1410 1945 Open (female only) 3916 5213 EWS 264 328 OBC-NCL 378 917 SC 317 561 ST 201 308 IIT Roorkee: Electrical Engineering Cut-off 2020 CATEGORY CUT OFF(OPENING RANK) CUT OFF (CLOSING RANK) Open 1240 1811 Open (female only) 3429 4323 EWS 235 308 OBC-NCL 618 821 SC 365 469 ST 144 280 IIT Roorkee: Electrical Engineering Cut-off 2019 CATEGORY CUT OFF(OPENING RANK) CUT OFF (CLOSING RANK) Open 971 1768 Open (female only) 3503 4272 EWS 110 131 OBC-NCL 574 716 SC 305 472 ST 178 213 The institute was ranked 8th in the overall category in the National Institutional Ranking Framework 2023. It ranked 7th in the research category, 5th in the engineering category, 18th in the management category, 1st in Architecture and 5th in innovation. IIT Roorkee was established in 1845 as a training school at Saharanpur, it was later renamed Thomason College of Engineering. On September 21, 2001, the college was converted into an IIT by an act of the Parliament.
