What is the MET cutoff rank for MIT Manipal?

The MET cutoff rank is the rank of the last candidate allotted a seat in a specific Manipal campus and B.Tech branch during MAHE counselling. For MIT Manipal in 2025 General category, Computer Science & Engineering closed at rank 3,479 in Round 1, 4,484 in Round 2 and 5,129 in Round 3. Mechanical Engineering closed at rank 17,037 in Round 1. Civil Engineering closed at 25,526.

Which Manipal campus has the lowest MET cutoff?

MIT Manipal (Karnataka) has the most competitive cutoffs across all four MAHE campuses, with CSE closing near rank 3,500 in 2025. MIT Bengaluru is next (CSE closes around 9,400). MUJ (Manipal University Jaipur) and SMIT Sikkim are more accessible, with CSE seats available up to ranks 30,000 and 34,000 respectively.

What MET rank is needed for CSE at MIT Manipal?

For B.Tech Computer Science & Engineering at MIT Manipal in 2025, candidates needed a MET rank of around 3,479 in Round 1 (General category). Specialised CSE programs like CSE-Financial Technology closed at 3,786 and Mathematics & Computing at 3,981. By Round 3 the CSE cutoff relaxed to 5,129, so candidates outside the top 4,000 still had a chance via later rounds.

Are OBC, SC and ST category MET cutoffs available here?

The current data shows General / All-India category MET 2025 closing ranks. Category-wise (OBC / SC / ST / EWS) breakdowns will be added as MAHE publishes them officially. Reserved category cutoffs are typically more relaxed than General. Always refer to the official MAHE admissions portal for the most authoritative category-wise data.

Can I use 2025 MET cutoffs for 2026 and 2027 admission planning?

Yes — 2025 MET closing ranks are the best available reference for MET 2026 and 2027 admission planning. MAHE cutoffs typically vary by 5–15% year-on-year based on applicant volume and seat additions. Use the 2025 data as a baseline with a ±10–15% margin. Once MAHE publishes the 2026 Round 1 results we will update this page.

Manipal MIT (MET) 2025 Cutoff Ranks – MIT Manipal, Bengaluru, MUJ Jaipur & SMIT Sikkim

Q: Does MIT Manipal accept JEE Main scores?

MAHE primarily admits B.Tech students through MET (Manipal Entrance Test). JEE Main scores may be considered for limited quota admissions, but MAHE does not publish a separate JEE-channel cutoff list — all publicly reported cutoffs (including those shown here) are MET-based. For the most accurate guidance on the JEE channel, contact MAHE admissions directly.

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About This Data

Values shown are General-category MET 2025 closing ranks for the four Manipal campuses (MIT Manipal, MIT Bengaluru, MUJ Jaipur, SMIT Sikkim). A lower rank number indicates a more competitive branch.

Source: Aggregated from publicly reported MAHE MET 2025 counselling figures, cross-verified across multiple aggregators. Pending direct validation against official MAHE PDFs. Verify at manipal.edu.

Insights & Analytics

Top 15 Most Competitive Campus–Branch Combinations

Campus-branch pairs with the lowest MET Round 1 closing rank

Most Competitive Branches

Branches ranked by median MET Round 1 closing rank (lower = harder to get)

Campus-wise Distribution

Number of programme offerings by campus

Round-wise Cutoff Trend

Median cutoff movement across rounds

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Where Does My Rank Stand?

Distribution of all campus-branch entries by competitiveness

Manipal MIT (MET) 2025 Cutoff Ranks – Campus & Branch Guide

The MET cutoff rank is the closing rank at which the last seat in a given Manipal campus and B.Tech programme was allotted during MAHE counselling. The Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) conducts the Manipal Entrance Test (MET) for B.Tech admissions across four campuses — MIT Manipal (the flagship in Karnataka), MIT Bengaluru, Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ), and Sikkim Manipal Institute of Technology (SMIT). Our table shows General-category 2025 closing ranks across Rounds 1, 2 and 3 of counselling.

MIT Manipal is the most competitive campus — CSE at MIT Manipal closed around rank 3,479 in Round 1 of MET 2025, relaxing to 5,129 by Round 3. Specialised programs like CSE-Financial Technology and Mathematics & Computing also closed in the top 4,000. Core branches like Mechanical and Civil are more accessible (Round 1 cutoffs of 17,037 and 25,526 respectively). MIT Bengaluru, MUJ Jaipur and SMIT Sikkim provide wider access — CSE seats at these campuses remain available up to ranks 9,000, 30,000 and 34,000 respectively in MET 2025.

Admission channels: MAHE admits B.Tech students primarily through MET. JEE Main scores may be considered for limited quota admissions, but MAHE does not publish a separate JEE-channel cutoff list. All ranks shown here are MET-based.

How to Use This Tool

Select a Campus (Manipal, Bengaluru, Jaipur, or Sikkim).
Optionally filter by Branch (e.g., CSE, ECE, Mechanical).
Enter Your MET Rank to highlight rows where you have a safe or at-risk chance.
Sort by Round 1, 2 or 3 closing rank to see how cutoffs evolved across counselling rounds.
Use our MET Rank Predictor to estimate your rank from your MET marks before comparing with these cutoffs.

Campus-wise Competitiveness at a Glance (MET 2025, General)

MIT Manipal
Most competitive · CSE ~3,500 · Mech ~17,000

MIT Bengaluru
Moderately competitive · CSE ~9,400

MUJ Jaipur
More accessible · CSE ~30,000

SMIT Sikkim
Wide access · CSE ~34,000 · Mech ~41,000

Note: These are MET 2025 cutoff ranks aggregated from publicly reported MAHE counselling figures (cross-verified across Careers360, CollegeDekho, Bodmas Education and Collegedunia). Category-wise (OBC/SC/ST/EWS) data and full Round 2/3 tables will be added when official MAHE PDFs are published. Always verify with the official MAHE admissions portal before making admission decisions — this is the question of a student's career.