JAC Delhi 2026 offers admission to approximately 7,855 seats across B.Tech and B.Arch programmes at five premier public engineering universities in Delhi — Delhi Technological University (DTU), Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT), Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW), Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi), and Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU). Seats are allocated strictly on the basis of JEE Main 2026 rank through the centralised JAC Delhi counselling process, with the Round 1 seat allotment result expected on June 15, 2026.
- Total seat intake: approximately 7,855 — 7,765 B.Tech seats and 90 B.Arch seats — available through JAC Delhi 2026 across five institutes.
- DTU leads the intake with 2,769 seats, followed by NSUT (2,197), IGDTUW (1,323 including B.Arch), DSEU (1,040 across nine campuses), and IIIT-Delhi (532).
- 85% of seats at every institute are reserved for Delhi Region students — those who cleared Class 12 from a school within the National Capital Territory of Delhi.
- Category-wise, 27% of seats go to OBC-NCL (Delhi) students, 15% to SC, 10% to EWS, and 7.5% to ST; a horizontal 5% reservation applies for PwD students within each vertical category.
- DSEU rejoins JAC Delhi in 2026 after conducting independent admissions in 2025 — its 1,040 seats across nine Delhi campuses are the primary driver behind the year-on-year seat increase of over 1,270 seats.
- IGDTUW is a women-only university; all 1,323 seats at IGDTUW are exclusively for female students.
- JAC Delhi has no dedicated NRI/OCI quota; NRI, OCI, PIO, and foreign national students must apply through the DASA scheme directly to participating institutes.
Key Summary
- JAC Delhi 2026 total seat intake: ~7,855 (7,765 B.Tech + 90 B.Arch).
- Five institutes: DTU (2,769), NSUT (2,197), IGDTUW (1,323), DSEU (1,040), IIIT-Delhi (532).
- 85% of seats reserved for Delhi Region students; 15% for Outside Delhi students.
- Category reservations: OBC-NCL 27%, SC 15%, EWS 10%, ST 7.5%; PwD 5% horizontal.
- DSEU’s return to JAC Delhi in 2026 adds 1,040 seats — largest single-year seat increase in the exam’s history.
- Round 1 allotment expected June 15, 2026; physical reporting at institutes begins June 17, 2026.
- NRI/OCI/foreign nationals: apply via DASA — not JAC Delhi counselling.
JAC Delhi 2026 Seat Intake: Overview
JAC Delhi is the single-window counselling authority for B.Tech and B.Arch admissions at the five participating Delhi engineering universities. The 2026 seat matrix is the largest in JAC Delhi’s history, crossing 7,800 seats for the first time, driven by DSEU’s reinclusion after a one-year absence and AICTE-approved intake expansions at DTU and IGDTUW.
Registration for JAC Delhi 2026 counselling opened on May 28, 2026, and closed on June 9, 2026. Students ranked their preferred institute-branch combinations during the choice-filling window. The Round 1 seat allotment result is scheduled for June 15, 2026 — today — on jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in. Students who receive a seat in Round 1 must pay a ₹75,000 seat acceptance fee online or via SBI Challan to confirm the allotment; non-payment results in automatic seat cancellation. Up to four regular allotment rounds and one upgradation round will follow for students with unfulfilled higher preferences.
| Event | Date(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 Seat Allotment Result | June 15, 2026 | Expected Today |
| Physical Reporting at Allotted Institute | June 17–25, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Round 2 Seat Allotment | July 1, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Round 3 Seat Allotment | July 7, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Seat Withdrawal Deadline | July 12, 2026 (10:30 PM) | Upcoming |
| Round 4 Seat Allotment | July 14, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Upgradation Round | July 20–21, 2026 | Upcoming |
| JAC Delhi 2026 Registration & Choice Filling | May 28 – June 9, 2026 | Over |
| IIIT-Delhi Bonus Points Verification | June 10, 2026 | Over |
The seat acceptance fee (₹75,000) paid at Round 1 is adjusted against the total admission fee at the allotted institute. Students who wish to participate in subsequent rounds for possible seat upgradation must keep their Round 1 allotment active — choosing to leave the counselling process means forfeiting the fee subject to applicable refund rules.
JAC Delhi 2026 Institute-Wise Seat Distribution
All five JAC Delhi 2026 institutes are located within the National Capital Territory of Delhi. Each institute independently decides the branch structure, but all share the common 85%/15% Delhi/Outside Delhi regional split and JAC Delhi’s category reservation norms. IGDTUW is the only women-only university in the group; DSEU is the only multi-campus participant.
| Institute | Total Seats (2026) | Delhi Region (~85%) | Outside Delhi (~15%) | Programme(s) Offered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi Technological University (DTU) | 2,769 | ~2,354 | ~415 | B.Tech (4 years) — 14 branches |
| Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT) | 2,197 | ~1,867 | ~330 | B.Tech (4 years) — 18 branches |
| Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) [Women only] | 1,323 | ~1,125 | ~198 | B.Tech (4 yrs) + B.Arch (5 yrs) — 9 programmes |
| Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University (DSEU) [9 campuses] | 1,040 | ~884 | ~156 | B.Tech (4 years) — 11 branches across campuses |
| Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi (IIIT-Delhi) | 532 | ~452 | ~80 | B.Tech (4 years) — 8 programmes |
| Grand Total | ~7,861 | ~6,682 | ~1,179 | B.Tech + B.Arch |
Students from outside Delhi should note that the 15% Outside Delhi quota (~1,179 seats) is significantly more competitive than the Delhi quota. Outside Delhi students compete across all category reservations within that 15% share, typically requiring a stronger JEE Main rank than the equivalent Delhi Region seat.
DSEU offers seats across nine Delhi campuses: Rohini, Okhla-I, Okhla-II, Pusa, Shakurpur, Ashok Vihar, Dwarka, and Wazirpur. Within DSEU, each institute code in JAC Delhi represents a specific branch-campus combination, so students must choose carefully based on both the programme and the campus location.
How Many Seats Are in JAC Delhi 2026?
JAC Delhi 2026 offers a total of approximately 7,855 seats — the highest ever in the counselling’s history. Of these, 7,765 are B.Tech seats and 90 are B.Arch seats (offered exclusively at IGDTUW). The seat count has grown from ~6,581 in 2025, marking an increase of about 1,274 seats in a single year.
| Programme | Seats in 2025 | Seats in 2026 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| B.Tech (all institutes) | ~6,491 | ~7,765 | +1,274 |
| B.Arch (IGDTUW) | 90 | 90 | No change |
| Grand Total | ~6,581 | ~7,855 | +1,274 |
The 2025 seat count was lower primarily because DSEU had opted out of JAC Delhi that year, running a separate admission process that resulted in significant vacancies. DSEU’s return for 2026 restores 1,040 seats to the joint counselling pool — the single largest factor behind the year-on-year increase. Beyond DSEU, DTU added seats in new specialisation tracks (bringing its count from ~2,515 in 2024 to ~2,769 in 2026), and IGDTUW expanded its B.Tech intake under AICTE’s revised norms.
Of the ~7,765 B.Tech seats, Computer Science Engineering and its AI/data specialisations collectively account for over 1,700 seats across all five institutes — reflecting continued demand-driven expansion in technology disciplines. NSUT alone offers five CSE variants (CSE, CSE-AI, CSE-Data Science, CSE-Big Data Analytics, CSE-IoT) totalling 576 seats.
JAC Delhi 2026 Category-Wise Seat Distribution
JAC Delhi follows the reservation policy of the NCT of Delhi government. Category reservations are applied within the Delhi Region quota (85% of seats); the Outside Delhi quota (15%) is merit-based with no category sub-quotas specific to Delhi. PwD and CW/Defence are horizontal reservations — they are carved out from within each vertical category’s share, not added on top.
| Category | Reservation (%) | Approx. Seats (of ~7,855 total) | Key Condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| General / Unreserved (Open Merit) | ~40.5% | ~3,182 | Open to all eligible students on merit |
| OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes – Non-Creamy Layer) | 27% | ~2,121 | OBC-NCL certificate issued by Delhi authority required |
| SC (Scheduled Caste) | 15% | ~1,178 | SC certificate from competent authority required |
| EWS (Economically Weaker Section) | 10% | ~786 | EWS income certificate (Delhi) required; annual family income <₹8 lakh |
| ST (Scheduled Tribe) | 7.5% | ~589 | ST certificate from competent authority required |
| PwD – Persons with Disabilities (Horizontal) | 5% (within each category) | ~393 (across categories) | Valid disability certificate ≥40% disability required |
| CW – Children/Widows of Defence Personnel (Horizontal) | 5% (within each category) | ~393 (across categories) | Service certificate from respective defence authority required |
| Kashmiri Migrant (KM) | Supernumerary | ~15 (over and above regular intake) | KM certificate from designated Delhi authority required |
OBC-NCL certificates must be issued by a competent authority of the Delhi government — certificates from other states are NOT accepted for the OBC quota under JAC Delhi. Similarly, EWS certificates must reflect the financial year specified in the official JAC Delhi information bulletin. Students holding OBC status from another state but residing in Delhi should check the certificate validity carefully before claiming the OBC category.
The regional split within the total seat pool is as follows:
| Regional Quota | Share (%) | Approx. Seats (of ~7,855) | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi Region | 85% | ~6,677 | Class 12 passed from a school within NCT Delhi |
| Outside Delhi Region | 15% | ~1,178 | Class 12 passed from a school outside NCT Delhi |
The qualifying examination for determining region eligibility is Class 12 (or equivalent). Students who studied Class 12 in Delhi but whose parents have non-Delhi domicile may still qualify for the Delhi Region quota — the criterion is the location of the school, not the domicile of the family. Students should verify this with the official JAC Delhi information bulletin for the exact definition of eligibility.
JAC Delhi Seats for NRI/OCI/Foreign Nationals
JAC Delhi counselling is open exclusively to Indian nationals holding a valid JEE Main 2026 rank; there is no dedicated NRI/OCI quota within the JAC Delhi seat matrix. NRI, OCI (Overseas Citizen of India), PIO (Person of Indian Origin), and foreign national students who wish to pursue B.Tech at JAC Delhi’s participating institutes must apply through the DASA (Direct Admission of Students Abroad) scheme, administered separately by NIT Surathkal.
| Admission Route | Eligible Students | Basis of Admission | Institutes Covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| JAC Delhi Counselling | Indian nationals (resident in India) | JEE Main 2026 rank | DTU, NSUT, IGDTUW, IIIT-Delhi, DSEU |
| DASA Scheme | NRI, OCI, PIO, foreign nationals | SAT / JEE Main score | DTU, NSUT, IGDTUW, IIIT-Delhi |
Under DASA, seats are typically supernumerary (over and above the JAC Delhi approved intake) and are approximately 15% of the programme intake at each participating institute. DASA seats at DTU, NSUT, IGDTUW, and IIIT-Delhi are published in a separate DASA seat matrix on the official DASA website and are NOT included in the JAC Delhi 2026 seat matrix of ~7,855 seats.
DSEU does not participate in the DASA scheme. International students interested in DSEU programmes should contact the university’s International Relations and Admission cell directly for available options.
For IGDTUW, all DASA seats are reserved for female students, consistent with the university’s women-only status. Female NRI/OCI students seeking admission to IGDTUW’s B.Tech or B.Arch programmes apply through DASA, not JAC Delhi.
How JAC Delhi 2026 Seat Matrix Affects Cutoff
The JAC Delhi seat matrix is the primary determinant of opening and closing rank cutoffs for every institute-branch-category combination. More seats in a programme directly eases the closing rank — a higher seat count means more students can fill that slot, so the last-admitted student’s rank is numerically higher (weaker) compared to a low-intake programme.
- DSEU’s 1,040-seat addition expands the lower-to-mid cutoff range. Students with JEE Main ranks that were previously uncompetitive for any JAC Delhi seat now have viable DSEU programme options — this also takes demand pressure off some NSUT branches, potentially easing their closing ranks marginally.
- DTU’s seat expansion (from ~2,515 in 2024 to ~2,769 in 2026) means its popular branches like CSE, IT, and ECE will have a slightly relaxed closing rank compared to prior cycles for the same category.
- IGDTUW’s expanded B.Tech intake is significant for female students — more CSE and AI seats at IGDTUW mean a wider rank range can access these historically competitive programmes in 2026.
- IIIT-Delhi’s niche programmes (CS & Design: 38 seats; CS & Social Sciences: 64 seats) have extremely few seats, producing the tightest closing ranks relative to their category despite being lesser-known specialisations.
| Scenario | Effect on Closing Rank Cutoff |
|---|---|
| Seat count increases in a branch (e.g. DTU CSE 2026 vs 2024) | Closing rank eases — a weaker rank can secure the seat |
| Seat count decreases or stays very low (e.g. IIIT-D niche programmes) | Closing rank tightens — a stronger rank is needed to secure the seat |
| New institute added with fresh seat pool (DSEU 2026) | Marginal easing across competing mid-range institutes/branches |
| ST category seats (7.5%) vs OBC seats (27%) | ST closing ranks are typically numerically lower (tighter) due to smaller seat pool |
| Outside Delhi quota (15%) vs Delhi quota (85%) | Outside Delhi closing ranks are significantly tighter for every branch-category combination |
Students planning choices for JAC Delhi 2026 Rounds 2–4 should compare 2026 seat counts against 2025 closing ranks for the same branch-category-quota combination. Branches where seat count increased by more than 10% from 2025 to 2026 are the most actionable opportunities for students targeting marginal rank improvement from Round 1 to subsequent rounds.
Course-Wise Seat Distribution Under JAC Delhi 2026
The following tables list the branch-wise seat intake for each participating institute. Branch-level data is drawn from the most recent approved seat matrix (2025-26); the official 2026-27 seat matrix is available at jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in and may reflect additional new programmes or expanded intake not shown here.
DTU (Delhi Technological University) — Branch-Wise Seat Intake
DTU is the largest participant in JAC Delhi, offering B.Tech across 14 engineering disciplines. CSE at DTU has the single largest branch intake (481 seats) of any programme across all five JAC Delhi institutes.
| Branch / Programme | Seats (Approved Intake) |
|---|---|
| Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) | 481 |
| Information Technology (IT) | 181 |
| Software Engineering | 181 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 181 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) | 241 |
| Electrical Engineering | 301 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 301 |
| Mechanical Engineering (Automotive Specialisation) | 76 |
| Engineering Physics | 116 |
| Chemical Engineering | 76 |
| Civil Engineering | 151 |
| Production & Industrial Engineering | 76 |
| Environmental Engineering | 76 |
| Biotechnology | 76 |
| Confirmed Branches Total | ~2,514 |
NSUT (Netaji Subhas University of Technology) — Branch-Wise Seat Intake
NSUT offers 18 B.Tech specialisations across engineering and technology domains. NSUT’s specialisation depth — five CSE variants, two IT variants, two ECE variants, and two Mechanical variants — makes it unique among JAC Delhi institutes for offering targeted sub-discipline choices at the B.Tech level.
| Branch / Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) | 216 |
| CSE – Artificial Intelligence | 144 |
| CSE – Data Science | 72 |
| CSE – Big Data Analytics | 72 |
| CSE – Internet of Things | 72 |
| Information Technology (IT) | 144 |
| IT – Network & Security | 72 |
| Mathematics & Computing | 90 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) | 216 |
| ECE – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning | 144 |
| Electrical Engineering | 180 |
| Electronics – VLSI Design & Technology | 72 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 216 |
| Mechanical Engineering – Electric Vehicles | 72 |
| Instrumentation & Control Engineering | 180 |
| Geo Informatics | 72 |
| Civil Engineering | 72 |
| Biotechnology | 90 |
| Total | 2,196 |
IGDTUW (Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women) — Branch-Wise Seat Intake
IGDTUW is India’s first technical university for women, offering B.Tech (4 years) and B.Arch (5 years) exclusively to female students. IGDTUW is the only JAC Delhi institute offering B.Arch seats. The institute expanded significantly from its 2023 intake (~892 seats) to its current 2026 capacity.
| Branch / Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) | 227 |
| CSE – Artificial Intelligence | 227 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) | 77 |
| ECE – Artificial Intelligence | 152 |
| Information Technology (IT) | 152 |
| Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning | 77 |
| Mechanical & Automation Engineering (MAE) | 97 |
| MAE with MBA (Dual Degree, 6 years) | 32 |
| B.Architecture (B.Arch, 5 years) | 90 |
| Total | ~1,131 |
IIIT-Delhi (Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi) — Branch-Wise Seat Intake
IIIT-Delhi specialises exclusively in computing and electronics disciplines. A unique feature of IIIT-Delhi’s JAC Delhi participation is the bonus points system — students with achievements in recognised national/international Olympiads, science competitions, or other specified qualifications receive bonus points that effectively improve their JEE Main rank for IIIT-Delhi seat allocation. Students should confirm eligible achievements in the JAC Delhi 2026 information bulletin before filling choices for IIIT-Delhi programmes.
| Branch / Programme | Seats |
|---|---|
| Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) | 187 |
| CS & Applied Mathematics | 64 |
| CS & Artificial Intelligence | 64 |
| CS & Biosciences | 64 |
| CS & Design | 38 |
| Electronics & VLSI Engineering | 64 |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) | 64 |
| CS & Social Sciences | 64 |
| Total | 523 |
DSEU (Delhi Skill and Entrepreneurship University) — Branch-Wise Seat Intake (All Campuses)
DSEU operates B.Tech programmes across nine Delhi campuses. Within JAC Delhi, each DSEU seat is identified by a specific branch-campus code — students choose a programme and a campus simultaneously. The following table shows the total seat count per branch across all DSEU campuses.
| Branch / Programme | Total Seats (All Campuses) | Campuses Offering This Branch |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Science (CSE) | 180 | Rohini, Okhla-I |
| Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) | 180 | Shakurpur, Okhla-I |
| Mechanical Engineering | 180 | Okhla-I, Ashok Vihar |
| Data Analytics | 80 | Shakurpur, Okhla-II |
| Network Engineering & Security | 80 | Okhla-II, Dwarka |
| Artificial Intelligence (AI) | 60 | Shakurpur |
| Electrical Engineering | 60 | Pusa |
| Printing Technology | 60 | Pusa |
| Mechatronics Engineering | 60 | Okhla-II |
| Civil Engineering | 60 | Ashok Vihar |
| Internet of Things (IoT) Engineering | 40 | Wazirpur |
| Total (All Branches, All Campuses) | 1,040 | — |
Disclaimer: The seat matrix data provided here is based on official sources and past year records. Actual seat counts may vary. Always verify with the official exam authority before making decisions.
JAC Delhi 2026 Seat Matrix FAQs
Ques. How many total seats are available through JAC Delhi 2026?
Ans. JAC Delhi 2026 offers approximately 7,855 seats in total — around 7,765 B.Tech seats and 90 B.Arch seats. These are distributed across five institutes: DTU (~2,769), NSUT (~2,197), IGDTUW (~1,323 including B.Arch), DSEU (~1,040 across nine campuses), and IIIT-Delhi (~532). This is the highest seat count in JAC Delhi’s history, up from ~6,581 in 2025.
Ques. What is the Delhi vs Outside Delhi seat split under JAC Delhi 2026?
Ans. 85% of seats at every participating institute are reserved for Delhi Region students — those who passed Class 12 from a school within the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The remaining 15% are open to students from outside Delhi. This regional split applies to every institute and every branch, meaning approximately 6,677 seats are for Delhi students and 1,178 for outside-Delhi students out of the total ~7,855.
Ques. What is the category-wise seat reservation under JAC Delhi 2026?
Ans. JAC Delhi 2026 follows these category-wise reservations (applied within the Delhi Region quota):
- OBC-NCL (Delhi): 27% of seats (~2,121 seats)
- SC: 15% of seats (~1,178 seats)
- EWS: 10% of seats (~786 seats)
- ST: 7.5% of seats (~589 seats)
- General / Unreserved: ~40.5% of seats (~3,182 seats)
- PwD: 5% horizontal reservation within each vertical category
- CW/Defence: 5% horizontal reservation within each vertical category
OBC-NCL and EWS certificates must be issued by Delhi government authorities to be valid for JAC Delhi’s category quota.
Ques. When is the JAC Delhi 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result?
Ans. The JAC Delhi 2026 Round 1 seat allotment result is expected on June 15, 2026 (today), on the official portal at jacdelhi.admissions.nic.in. Log in using your JEE Main 2026 Application Number and Password to check your allotment. If you receive a seat, pay the ₹75,000 seat acceptance fee immediately — non-payment results in automatic cancellation. Physical reporting at the allotted institute begins June 17, 2026.
Ques. Why has JAC Delhi seat count increased so much in 2026?
Ans. The increase from ~6,581 seats in 2025 to ~7,855 in 2026 has two main reasons: (1) DSEU rejoined the JAC Delhi counselling process, adding 1,040 seats that were absent from the 2025 pool — DSEU had run independent admissions in 2025 but faced high vacancy rates, prompting the return to joint counselling; (2) DTU and IGDTUW received AICTE approval for expanded intake, including new specialisation programmes in AI, data science, and allied engineering disciplines.
Ques. Can NRI or foreign national students apply through JAC Delhi 2026?
Ans. No. JAC Delhi counselling is exclusively for Indian nationals holding a valid JEE Main 2026 rank. NRI, OCI, PIO, and foreign national students must apply through the DASA (Direct Admission of Students Abroad) scheme. DASA covers DTU, NSUT, IGDTUW, and IIIT-Delhi, but not DSEU. Foreign nationals interested in DSEU should contact the university directly. DASA seats are supernumerary (over and above the regular JAC Delhi seat matrix) and are not counted in the ~7,855 figure.
Ques. Does IGDTUW admit male students through JAC Delhi?
Ans. No. Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women (IGDTUW) is a women-only institution. All 1,323 seats at IGDTUW — including B.Tech and B.Arch — are exclusively for female students. Male students are not eligible for any programme at IGDTUW through JAC Delhi or any other admission route.
Ques. What is the IIIT-Delhi bonus points system and how does it affect seat allotment?
Ans. IIIT-Delhi offers bonus points to eligible students under JAC Delhi. These points improve a student’s effective rank for IIIT-Delhi seat allotment purposes only — they do not affect allotments at other institutes. Eligible achievements typically include performance in recognised national and international Olympiads, KVPY, and similar academic distinctions. The specific list of eligible competitions and bonus point values is published in the official JAC Delhi 2026 information bulletin. The bonus points verification window was open June 10, 2026, and students who verified their bonus points will see them applied in the Round 1 allotment.
Ques. Which institute has the most seats under JAC Delhi 2026?
Ans. Delhi Technological University (DTU) has the largest seat intake under JAC Delhi 2026, with approximately 2,769 B.Tech seats across 14 engineering branches. The ranking by total seats is: DTU (2,769) → NSUT (2,197) → IGDTUW (1,323, including 90 B.Arch) → DSEU (1,040, across nine campuses) → IIIT-Delhi (532).
Ques. How does the seat matrix influence JAC Delhi 2026 cutoff ranks?
Ans. More seats in a programme generally eases the closing rank cutoff — a larger seat pool means a broader rank band can receive an allotment, so the last-admitted student’s rank is numerically higher (weaker). Programmes with very few seats — like CS & Design at IIIT-Delhi (38 seats) — have the tightest closing ranks. In 2026, the seat increases at DTU and IGDTUW, combined with DSEU’s 1,040 new seats, should result in marginally relaxed closing ranks in those branches compared to 2025. Students should compare 2026 seat counts against 2025 closing ranks for each branch-category-quota combination when planning their choices for Rounds 2–4.
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