Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology has opened admissions for 2026. It offers a 4-year B.Tech programme with a total fee of INR 6.27 Lakhs and a 3-year B.Tech Lateral Entry programme costing INR 4.78 Lakhs. B.Tech selection depends on JEE Main scores, while lateral entry uses IPU CET scores. Students must register separately for counselling because JEE Main registration alone does not secure a seat.

  • Counselling Process: Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU) fills 90% of the seats through centralised counselling.
  • Management Quota: Under its admission policy, MSIT reserves 10% of the total seats for the Management Quota.

Students can submit their applications through the official application portal.

MSIT Delhi B.Tech Admission 2026

For B.Tech admission, students must pass Class 12 from CBSE or another recognised board with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. They need at least 55% marks. Students who completed Class 12 through distance learning may also apply, but they must provide the required supporting documents. Selection is based on the JEE Main score followed by GGSIPU counselling.

Admission Detail Requirement
Course Length 4 years
Total Fee INR 6.27 Lakhs
Academic Qualification Class 12 with 55% marks
Selection Route JEE Main followed by GGSIPU counselling

Disclaimer: Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

MSIT Delhi B.Tech Lateral Entry Admission 2026

The B.Tech Lateral Entry programme allows eligible diploma holders to enter the second year. MSIT offers this route in Computer Science Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE). Applicants need at least 60% in their diploma. Admission is decided through IPU CET and GGSIPU counselling.

Admission Detail Requirement
Course Length 3 years
Total Fee INR 4.78 Lakhs
Academic Qualification Diploma with 60%
Selection Route IPU CET followed by GGSIPU counselling

Disclaimer: Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm

MSIT Delhi Cutoff 2025

JEE Main Cutoff for B.Tech

For General category students under the Other State quota, the listed JEE Main closing ranks range from 54501 to 88974. The course-wise Round 1 and Round 3 closing ranks for 2025 are shown below.

B.Tech Course Round 1 Closing Rank Round 3 Closing Rank
Computer Science Engineering 54501 62496
Information Technology 58187 70646
Electronics & Communication Engineering 64883 82193
Electrical and Electronics Engineering 72549 88974

IPU CET Cutoff

OPNOHS refers to the Delhi General category. For this category, the listed IPU CET closing ranks extend from 24 to 268614. The 2025 Round 1 and Round 3 course-wise closing ranks are given below.

Course Round 1 Closing Rank Round 3 Closing Rank
B.Tech (Lateral) Computer Science & Engineering 24 363
B.Tech (Lateral) Information Technology 69 972
B.Tech (Lateral) Electronics & Communication Engineering 162 112
B.Tech (Lateral) Electrical and Electronics Engineering 288 206
B.Tech Computer Science Engineering 96135 117485
B.Tech Information Technology 118049 149164
B.Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering 159917 199561
B.Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering 180485 268614

MSIT Delhi Application Process

Students applying for B.Tech must complete the online registration process and enter the required personal, academic and eligibility information.

  • Open the application portal and choose the relevant option from the drop-down menu. For undergraduate admission based on JEE Main results, select Non-CET UG and then choose B.Tech.
  • After the account is created, a confirmation email containing the login ID and password is sent to the registered email address.
  • Sign in, provide the eligibility, personal and qualification details, and upload the required certificates, digital photograph and signature. Finish the application by paying the INR 1200 fee.
  • A successful payment confirmation is then generated. Students may save this page for future use.

MSIT Delhi Scholarships

MSIT Delhi does not follow a fixed scholarship policy. Eligible students may apply for government and IPU financial aid schemes. Support is available through the EWS scheme for students from economically weaker families, which may cover half or the full tuition fee. Other options include merit-cum-means assistance for students with strong marks and low family income, post-matric schemes for SC, ST and OBC students, Pragati for girls studying technical courses, Saksham for students with disabilities, and schemes available through the national scholarship portal.

MSIT Delhi Admission FAQs

Ques. What can I do if I want a different seat after accepting one in the first counselling round?

Ans. A seat accepted during the first round cannot be changed during the remaining days of that same round. Students may request a seat change in later rounds by paying INR 5000 through a demand draft.

Ques. How does MSIT Delhi fill seats left vacant after regular counselling?

Ans. Students may take part in spot counselling when seats remain after the main rounds. IPU usually conducts spot rounds or special offline rounds in August to fill these vacancies. The spot counselling fee is INR 2000 and is non-refundable.

Ques. Which entrance examination is required for admission directly into the second year?

Ans. Lateral entry applicants cannot use JEE Main scores for admission to MSIT Delhi. JEE Main applies only to first-year admission through IPU counselling. Diploma holders seeking second-year entry must take the separate IPU CET and attend counselling according to their rank. MSIT follows the same lateral entry rules as other IPU colleges.

Ques. What is the usual admission route for a regular MSIT Delhi seat?

Ans. Students cannot apply directly to MSIT Delhi for regular seats. As an IPU-affiliated private college, it fills 90% of its seats through JEE Main ranks and official IPU counselling. Applicants must register on the IPU portal, pay the required fee and complete the counselling process. The remaining 10% of seats come under the Management Quota, for which students may apply to the institute.

Ques. Which forms of financial support can MSIT Delhi students explore?

Ans. Although the college has no fixed scholarship policy, students may seek support through government and IPU schemes. Options include EWS tuition assistance, merit-cum-means aid, post-matric schemes for SC, ST and OBC students, Pragati for girls in technical education, Saksham for students with disabilities, and schemes listed on the national scholarship portal. Depending on eligibility, the EWS scheme may cover half or the full tuition fee.