MNIT Cutoff Ranks — JEE Main
Closing ranks for MNIT Jaipur typically fall in the competitive bracket for in-demand branches like CSE, AI/ML and ECE, with cooler branches closing at noticeably higher (worse) ranks. The tables below show opening and closing ranks branch-by-branch across JEE Main for the most recent counselling cycles available. Use them as a planning baseline — the final closing rank shifts every year with seat-matrix changes, category-wise reservation cutoffs (GM, SC, ST, OBC, NRI), and how many students float in or out across counselling rounds. If your rank sits within ±15% of last year's closing, treat the seat as realistic but not guaranteed; if it sits beyond that, plan a management-quota or COMEDK fallback. Talk to our counsellor for a chance prediction tailored to your rank and category.
JEE Main Cutoffs at MNIT
JEE Main 2024
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- •Closing rank is the rank of the last student who got a seat in that round/category.
- •Cutoffs move year-to-year with seat matrix changes, exam difficulty, and counselling rounds. Use them as a guide, not a guarantee.
- •Round 1 cutoffs are usually tighter than later rounds — seats become available as students drop out.
- •Category-wise cutoffs (GM, SC, ST, OBC, etc.) follow the official reservation policy.
- •These figures are sourced from official KEA, COMEDK and JoSAA rank lists. See our methodology for the full source hierarchy.