NIMCET Cutoff 2025: Check Category-wise and Previous Years Opening and Closing Ranks, Good Score & Qualifying Marks

NIMCET Cutoff for MCA

The expected NIMCET 2025 cutoff for MCA shows that NIT Trichy, Surathkal, and Warangal will be the most competitive campuses with cutoffs of the General category for the top NITs like Trichy is expected to be under 50, while others like Jamshedpur and Raipur are expected to accept ranks up to 430–450.

• The OBC-NCL candidates will have slightly lower cutoffs, with Trichy closing around rank 156 and others extending up to 580.
• The EWS category is expected to have a similar rank as OBC, generally ending between 210 and 530 across institutes.
• For SC and ST categories generally have the least cutoff. ST candidates are expected to get admission even with ranks over 6000 in lower-tier NITs like Jamshedpur and Raipur, whereas SC cutoffs will range between 800 and 2700.

NIMCET Qualifying Marks 2025

The NIMCET 2025 cut-off marks show that the candidates need to secure a minimum of 50% in the General category, which is around 240 raw marks. SC/ST category candidates will have to obtain 45%, or about 216 raw marks, while PwD category candidates will need a minimum of 40%, or around 192 raw marks.

This indicates that the General category will be highest in terms of qualifying marks, whereas the reserved categories (SC, ST, PwD) will be slightly lower, which will provide wider opportunities to the candidates belonging to these categories.

NIMCET Marks vs Rank

The NIMCET Marks vs Rank 2025 analyzes the estimated rank a candidate can get from their respective marks. A candidates with at least 360 raw marks (about 750 weighted marks) are expected to be ranked between 1–100, those with 300–359 raw marks (approximately 620–749 weighted marks) will be ranked between 101–500, candidates having 240–299 raw marks (about 500–619 weighted marks) will have ranks from 501–1,500, and those with 180–239 raw marks (about 380–499 weighted marks) would probably have ranks from 1,501–3,000.

For below 120 raw marks, ranks are likely to be above 6,000, meaning less possibility of getting in. Above 360 raw marks is the best possible chance for the premier NITs.

To be eligible for NIMCET, the candidates must meet both the minimum qualifying marks at the NIMCET 2025 exam and undergraduate academic criteria as required.

• For the NIMCET exam, the minimum qualifying raw marks for the general category are approximately 240 out of 480, i.e., 50%.
• For SC/ST candidates, the need to score around 216 marks (45%), and for PwD candidates, it is around 192 marks (40%).

In addition to the cut-offs, candidates also need to fulfill academic eligibility on the basis of their performance at the undergraduate level.

• For General and OBC candidates, a total of 60% marks or a CGPA of 6.5 out of 10 is required in their qualifying degree (for instance, B.Sc., BCA, or B.Tech).
• The SC, ST, or PwD category applicants are required to have a minimum of 55% marks or a CGPA of 6.0 on a scale of 10 in their graduation course.

Which NIT offers 2 years MCA?

The NIT Patna and NIT Warangal offer 2 2-year MCA course divided into 4 semesters, by providing 58 and 60 seats respectively.

NIMCET Total Marks 2025

The NIMCET 2025 exam will have a total of 1000 marks, consisting of 120 MCQs divided among 4 sections: The Mathematics section will have the highest weightage with 50 questions, contributing 600 marks (60% of the total), Analytical Ability & Logical Reasoning section consists of 40 questions, totaling 240 marks (24%), Computer Awareness section includes 20 questions, amounting to 120 marks (12%), and the General English section has 10 questions, contributing 40 marks (4%).

The NIMCET 2023 cutoff shows that top institutes like NIT Surathkal and NIT Trichy had the lowest opening and closing ranks, with NIT Surathkal starting at 22 and NIT Trichy at 1, being the most competitive institutions.

The Reserved categories, like SC and ST, had higher closing ranks, especially in institutes like NIT Warangal, where the SC category closed at 1,987 and the ST at 4,040 in Round 1. In Rounds 2 and 3, cutoffs showed minor changes, with some institutes like NIT Raipur and NIT Agartala having slight increases. The data reflects higher competition for top NITs, especially in the Open category.

NIMCET 2023 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 1

NIMCET 2023 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 2

NIMCET 2023 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 3

NIMCET Cutoff 2022

The NIMCET 2022 cutoff shows strong competition, with institutes like NIT Tiruchirappalli and NIT Surathkal having the least opening ranks of 1 and 22, respectively, for the Open category. The closing ranks in Round 1 were competitive, with NIT Tiruchirappalli closing ranks at 47.

Reserved categories like SC and ST had higher closing ranks, about 3,000 in some institutions. Generally, top institutions like NIT Tiruchirappalli, NIT Warangal, and NIT Surathkal had low cutoffs, whereas others like NIT Raipur and NIT Agartala experienced increased cutoffs for reserved categories.

NIMCET 2022 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 1

NIMCET 2022 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 2

NIMCET 2022 Opening and Closing Cutoff Round 3

Factors Influencing NIMCET Cutoff 2025

Several key factors influence the cutoff trends in NIMCET 2025.

• Difficulty Level of NIMCET Exam
• Total Number of Applicants
• Participating Institutes and Seat Matrix
• Overall Candidate Performance
• Previous Years’ Cutoff Trends
• Category & Reservation Norms
• Institute & Branch Popularity
• Candidate Choice Patterns

NIMCET Cutoff 2025 FAQs

Ques.  Are there category-specific cutoffs?

Ans. Yes, NIMCET has reservation policies, and cutoffs vary by category:

• General (GEN): Higher cutoff ranks because of higher competition.
• OBC: Cut off ranks in between.
• SC/ST: Lower cut-off ranks to maintain balanced representation.
• PwD (Person with Disabilities): Reserved seats with particular cutoffs.

Actual ranks for all categories will be published along with the official cutoff list.

Ques. How can I estimate my rank based on my NIMCET 2025 score?

Ans. Candidates can use the NIMCET Marks vs Rank analysis to estimate their potential rank. These estimates are based on previous years' data and can vary in the NIMCET Cutoff 2025.

• Above 700 marks: Rank 1–3
• 600–699 marks: Rank 4–30
• 500–599 marks: Rank 31–100
• 400–499 marks: Rank 101–500
• 300–399 marks: Rank 501–1,500
• Below 300 marks: Rank 1,501 and above

Ques. When will the NIMCET 2025 cutoff be released?

Ans. The candidate can check the NIMCET 2025 cutoff on the official website once release, which is expected to be release in July 2025, following the announcement of the exam results on June 27, 2025.