

80-90 percentile in JEE Main 2024 will roughly translate to a rank between 1,50,000 to 3,00,000. Here is the previous year cutoff for B.Tech admission at IIIT Delhi to give you a basic idea of the cutoff trends (for general category)-
JEE MAIN cutoff 2023 for B.Tech admission at IIIT Delhi (General Category)
| Branch | HS | OS |
|---|---|---|
| B.Tech Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence | 8,416 | - |
| B.Tech Computer Science Engineering | 11,874 | - |
| B.Tech Computer Science and Applied Mathematics | 14,725 | 5,489 |
| B.Tech Computer Science and Design | 17,905 | 7,454 |
| B.Tech Computer Science and Social Sciences | 22,859 | 7,896 |
| B.Tech Computer Science and Biosciences | 23,771 | 8,304 |
| B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering | 26,762 | 8,670 |
| B.Tech Electronics & VLSI Engineering | 30,593 | 10,141 |
As evident from the table, the JEE Main cutoff at IIIT Delhi is quite high (between 5,489-10,141 for OS candidates, and 8,416-30,593 for HS candidates). Therefore, it is unfortunately highly unlikely for you to get an admission into IIIT Delhi for a B.Tech program with 90 percentile in JEE Main 2024. This is especially true if you are a general category candidate.
IIIT Delhi cutoffs are released by JAC Delhi based on the previous year’s cutoff and JEE Mains score. In 2023, the overall JEE Mains cutoff for the SC category ranged from 25550 to 58764 ranks.
However, according to the JEE Mains Predictor 2024, 80 percentile is expected to range between 233022 and 250381 ranks.
Hence, there are very low chances of getting admission to IIIT Delhi with an 80 percentile under the SC category and OS quota. Candidates can refer to the table given below to comprehend last year’s cutoff trend for the SC category and other state quotas:
|
Courses |
2023 Cutoff |
|
BTech Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence |
45724 |
|
BTech Computer Science Engineering |
62163 |
|
BTech Computer Science and Applied Mathematics |
71978 |
|
BTech Computer Science and Design |
73949 |
|
BTech Electronics & Communication Engineering |
78149 |
|
BTech Computer Science & Social Sciences |
86759 |
|
BTech Electronics & Communication Engineering |
89941 |
|
BTech Electronics & VLSI Engineering |
94200 |
First of all, to clear any misconceptions, IIITH, IIITD and IIITA are not connected in any manner. Out of the three, only IIIT Allahabad is a member of the actual collective known as the IIITs.
The common public doesn’t know much about these prestigious colleges. Consequently, they aren’t valued as much as the IITs and NITs. Here are the reasons why-
But those who belong to the field of engineering (especially IT), give high ratings to these institutions, especially IIIT Hyderabad. These three offer research oriented academics. They even offer UG research programs.
IIIT Hyderabad, Delhi and Allahabad are performing really well in their respective fields. They should be given much more attention.
Here is the answer to your query-
The first ‘I’ in IIIT Hyderabad stands for ‘International’. It is a private ICT Research University that was founded in 1998. The first ‘I’ in IIIT Delhi stands for ‘Indrasprastha’. It is a government institute and comes under the Delhi Government. The first ‘I’ of IIIT Allahabad stands for ‘Indian’. IIITA and IIIT Pune come under the collective of institutes that are actually the IIITs, as in, the Indian Institutes of Information Technology.
IIIT Allahabad is one of the 5 IIITs that were formed by MoE, and it has the tag ‘Institute of National Importance’. IIIT Pune is among the other 20 IIITs that were formed under the PPP (Public Private Partnership) model. It is also an Institute of National Importance.
IIIT Hyderabad is one of the best in India for CS. The CS department of IIITH boasts of top-notch placements, a good number of entrants into GSoC, and high participation rates in Competitive Programming.
Only IIIT Allahabad and IIIT Pune belong to the collective of Indian Institutes of Information Technology. The other institutions mentioned by you are different from this group.
Colleges like NSUT and MNNIT Allahabad have a legacy built over many years. IIIT Delhi will take some time to catch up to the reputation of these colleges.
Regardless, I have tried to rank the three on several parameters, for their CS (CoE) program-
Regardless of whichever college you choose for your CS (CoE), your success will come from your own efforts. By studying diligently and polishing your skills, you will land a well paying job, regardless of your graduation college.
IIT Delhi is the best option because it is the fastest-growing institute and is efficient at offering quality education to students. They are implausible on the tech side, so if you are passionate about becoming a techie, opt for IIT Delhi. They also ensure good campus life, well-qualified faculties, and infrastructure facilities for the students
So, IIT Delhi would be a better pick, especially for the CSE or ECE branch.
Based on my research, I will present some points to support the opinion that I will put by the end of my answer-
IIIT Bangalore is a better choice for an M.Tech CS, based on curriculum, placements, etc. But as far as UG studies are concerned, B.Tech CS at IIIT Delhi is better than iM.Tech CS at IIIT Bangalore.
IIIT Allahabad and IIIT Delhi are both well known brands.
Before making a choice, you must consider these facts-
Both these colleges are really good for your CS/IT studies. You can use the above information to choose between the two.
Yes, IIIT Delhi does have its own M.Tech test. Here are some details on its entrance test for M.Tech CSE-
As for the eligibility, you must have scored at least 65% aggregate (CGPA*10) in your qualifying degree. If eligible, you’ll face a written test in which you’ll be grilled on CodeChef. Upon qualifying that, you’ll face a panel of three professors. On successfully qualifying for the interview, you’ll get admission into IIITD as an M.Tech CSE student.
These are all the details on M.Tech CSE admissions at IIIT Delhi.
I am an alumnus of B.Tech CSE from IIIT Delhi. I joined in 2008. These were the two most difficult courses in CSE during my time-
Only 2008 and 2009 batch students got to study under Khushil Saini. He taught Digital Circuits to first-semester students, and Computer Organization to second-semester students. Sir taught at NSUT before joining IIIT Delhi. 12 was the most one could score in Computer Organization, to pass with a D grade. However, some students did manage to score mid-twenties and get a B grade in both faculty subjects. Lab practicals were their saving grace.
But while his marking scheme was so frightening, sir was a very polite person. He addressed us as a friend and was not threatening at all. Then there was the Theory of Computation taught by Dr. Astrid Kiehn. From a class of 60, 26 of us failed his course.
In spite of every hardship, I miss IIIT Delhi since graduating from this college.
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