ICT Mumbai offers admissions to UG programs based on academic merit and cutoff scores. ICT Mumbai accepts MHT-CET percentile and MAH-JEE Main cutoff rank for admission into its BTech programs.

ICT Mumbai Cutoff 2025 has been announced for the MHT-CET and MAH-JEE Main exams. The ICT Mumbai MHT-CET cutoff percentile in 2025 ranges from 96.96 to 99.65 in the final round, for the GOPENS category (General OPENS), while the MAH-JEE Main cutoff rank ranges between 2,995 and 6,261 for students belonging to the general category.

ICT Mumbai Cutoff 2025 Highlights

Given below are the highlights of the 2025 Cutoff for UG admissions at ICT Mumbai:

Category Course Exam Cutoff
GOPENS BTech Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology MHT-CET
(Percentile)		 99.65
BTech Chemical Engineering 99.39
BTech Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 96.96
General BTech Chemical Engineering MAH-JEE Main
(Rank)		 2995
BTech Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 4753
BTech Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 6261

ICT Mumbai MHT-CET Cutoff 2025

ICT Mumbai accepts the MHT-CET Cutoff for admission to BTech specializations offered by the institute. The Overall cutoff percentile for ICT Mumbai BTech programs ranges between 96.96 and 99.73 for the GOPENS category students. ICT Mumbai BTech Chemical Engineering Cutoff is 99.47 in the first round, while the final round cutoff is 99.39. Given below are the specialization-wise MHT-CET cutoffs for ICT Mumbai Admissions for the GOPENS category:

Course Specialization First Round Final Round
BTech Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 99.73 99.65
Food Engineering 99.53 99.29
Chemical Engineering 99.47 99.39
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 99.02 98.56
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 98.58 98.49
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 98.37 97.55
Surface Coating Technology 98.27 97.77
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 96.94 96.96

ICT Mumbai MHT-CET Category-wise Cutoff 2025

ICT Mumbai Cutoffs are released for different categories of students every year for UG admissions. Given below are the category-wise final round cutoffs for BTech admission in 2025:

Specialization GOPENS GSCS GSTS GOBCS EWS
Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 99.65 - 89.68 98.97 97.83
Food Engineering 99.29 98.25 92.04 98.64 98.69
Chemical Engineering 99.39 96.09 83.21 98.78 98.37
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 98.56 94.05 78.24 98.65 97.66
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 98.49 92.54 60.32 97.62 90.31
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 97.55 95.02 - 96.33 93.26
Surface Coating Technology 97.77 92.92 - 97.75 93.46
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 96.96 88.98 - 96.17 91.65

ICT Mumbai MHT-CET Cutoff Comparison

ICT Mumbai Cutoff for BTech programs may vary each academic year. The data below shows the year-wise MHT-CET final round cutoffs for top courses at ICT Mumbai for the GOPENS category:

ICT Mumbai Cutoff 2025

ICT Mumbai JEE Main Cutoff 2025

ICT Mumbai accepts the MAH-JEE Main Cutoff rank apart from the MHT-CET Cutoff percentile for admission to the BTech specializations offered by the institute. Overall cutoff rank for ICT Mumbai BTech programs ranges from 1849 to 6261. The table below shows the specialization-wise cutoffs for the ICT Mumbai Admission for the general category:

Course Specialization First Round Final Round
BTech Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 2415 4753
Food Engineering 3838 4782
Chemical Engineering 1849 2995
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 2995 3036
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 3691 4481
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 4332 4911
Surface Coating Technology 4127 3452
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 5277 6261

ICT Mumbai JEE Main Cutoff Comparison

ICT Mumbai JEE Main Cutoff for BTech programs may vary each academic year. The data below shows the year-wise MAH-JEE Main final round cutoffs for top courses at ICT Mumbai for the general category students:

Course Specialization 2025 2024 2023
BTech Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 4753 3272 2312
Food Engineering 4782 3897 2822
Chemical Engineering 2995 - 1345
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 3036 2862 2189
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 4481 4149 3777
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 4911 5898 5469
Surface Coating Technology 3452 5015 4605
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 6261 6180 6437

ICT Mumbai Vs LIT Nagpur

ICT Mumbai cutoff is significantly more than LIT Nagpur (Laxminarayan Institute of Technology) for BTech admissions. Given below is the comparison of the MHT-CET cutoff percentile and MAH-JEE Main cutoff rank between ICT Mumbai and LIT Nagpur for admission to BTech programs in 2025:

Exam Course ICT Mumbai LIT Nagpur
MHT-CET Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 99.65 -
Food Engineering 99.29 98.1
Chemical Engineering 99.39 95.79
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 98.56 88.5
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 98.49 92.92
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 97.55 -
Surface Coating Technology 97.77 94.53
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 96.96 -
MAH-JEE Main Pharmaceuticals Chemistry and Technology 4753 -
Food Engineering 4782 23886
Chemical Engineering 2995 18196
Plastic and Polymer Engineering 3036 35402
Oleo Chemicals and Surfactants Technology 4481 23285
Dyestuff and Intermediates Technology 4911 -
Surface Coating Technology 3452 20682
Fibers and Textiles Processing Technology 6261 -

ICT Mumbai Cutoff 2025 FAQs

Ques. Where can candidates find the ICT Mumbai cutoff lists for 2025 admissions?

Ans. The official cutoff merit lists for admission to ICT Mumbai are released by the Maharashtra State CET Cell and are available on their website.

Ques. What eligibility criteria relate to the cutoff for ICT Mumbai BTech programs?

Ans. Candidates must have a valid MHT-CET or MAH-JEE Main score and meet the minimum qualifying marks. They must also have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in 10+2 with at least 50% aggregate marks for admission into the BTech programs of ICT Mumbai.

Ques. What factors influence the ICT Mumbai cutoff trends?

Ans. The factors that influence changes in the ICT Mumbai cutoff trends are:

  • Number of Candidates Appearing: A Higher number of candidates increases competition, pushing cutoffs higher. Fewer candidates reduce competition and lower cutoffs.
  • Difficulty Level of Entrance Exams (MAH-JEE Main / MHT-CET): Tougher papers cause lower cutoffs as fewer students score high marks.
  • Seat Availability in Each Branch: More seats lead to slightly lower cutoffs as more students secure admission.