MAIT New Delhi Cutoff 2022 (Released) : Check Exam wise Previous Year Cutoffs

If you are from the general category, then it is a bit difficult to get MAIT with a 5,160 rank in the spot round. However, you can try for the Mechanical branch in the third round of counseling.

Among MAIT, and BVP the former is the better option when compared in terms of academics, opportunities, and placement records of past years. The placement statistics recorded as per the latest recruitment drive are as follows for both the colleges.

Go through the above factors and choose the option that is more convenient for you.

IPU–CET is the annual university level entrance test conducted by the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) to induct students to its various undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the affiliated colleges as well as its own schools.

As far as marks are concerned GGSIPU does not reveal the marks but only the ranks of the students. Now, as far as ranks are concerned these are the required cutoffs for CSE in recent years.

These are the ranks of the last round after which admission stops. Aim for a rank lower than that for getting admission in earlier rounds. Also as these are last-round ranks there is very little chance of the ranks getting any lower than that.

Yes, with a rank of 1953 you can get a CSE seat in both MAIT and MSIT, in the first shift itself. The points below provide a brief overview of your chances to get a seat with the specified rank, along with the requirement of counseling.

• In MAIT, there is a little less chance of getting a seat in the first shift. But, with such a rank you have a good enough chance of getting one at the spot counseling rounds.
• If you get a seat in CSE in either of the two institutes, you should book it as soon as it is offered, even if it is in the evening shift.
• There are several misconceptions about the second shift being of lesser value, which is not the actual case.
• There are almost equal amounts of job opportunities. You should be patient until the spot counseling.
• Meanwhile, you can also take admission in IT at either of the two institutes, which is a safe option.
• For students from Delhi, there are good enough chances for getting the IT seat, but for students from other states, it is usually difficult in online counseling.

Therefore, there are good chances for you to get a CSE first shift seat in the spot counseling rounds.

My cousin studies at MAIT. He was a Delhiite and easily got through to the IT program. If your rank is 6,000 and you want IT or ECE, you need to sure about the following:

• Are you a Delhiite or a non Delhiite? If you are, then surely there are great chances for you to get into IT.
• If you are not from Delhi then you can easily get into ECE either through the spot round or with the help of the main cutoff.

Both branches are good and the faculty for IT and ECE at MAIT is also excellent. The placements in these departments depend upon the amount of hard work you put in. However, the placement rate is almost always near 100.

Although, there are no safe and sure predictions for this because if luck favors you, they might even get ECE in the MAIT in spot counseling.

But with your rank, you can easily get into BVP or MSIT, so keep your options open and keep working towards it because overall in my estimation, the spot round will see you through.

One of my friends studied at MAIT. According to him, it is one of the decent choices for pursuing your engineering degree. The admission in MAIT depends upon various factors like:

• Delhi (Home State) or Outside Delhi student.
• General/ OBC/ SC/ ST/ Defense Category/ Physically Handicapped/ J&K Migrants.
• Branch and Shift of program.
• Rank-wise cut-off for all the colleges in different branches of engineering belonging to all the above categories.

At your rank 1770, there are rare chances to get admission in B.Tech CSE through MAIT. However, you can get CSE through the shift-2 cut-off if you belong to the Delhi region. There are other branches as well which accept 1770 rank in the shift-1.