Check Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur 2025 Latest Round Cutoff

The Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology (MMMUT), Gorakhpur, JEE Main ending ranks reveal distinct trends in competition levels and branch choices.

According to the 2025 data, Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) remains the most sought-after branch, followed by Information Technology (IT) and Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE).

Core branches like Mechanical and Civil Engineering remain accessible but face less competition comparatively.

Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the General category closing ranks for both All India (AI) and Home State (HS) quotas:

These rankings are based on the third round of JoSAA and MMMUT counseling. The Home State quota generally allows for higher closing ranks, offering more flexibility to Uttar Pradesh domiciled candidates.

Trends to note:

• CSE and IT consistently close at lower ranks, showing strong demand and limited seat availability.
• For students who are unable to obtain CSE, ECE and IoT are becoming competitive alternatives.
• Mechanical, Civil, and Chemical branches have higher closing ranks, making them viable options for students with mid-range JEE scores.
• Although the cutoffs for the reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, and EWS) are much lower, competition is also growing there.

For students aiming for top branches like CSE or IT, a JEE Main rank under 75,000 (All India quota) or 70,000 (Home State) is generally required. Those with ranks above 1 lakh may still find opportunities in core branches or newer specializations.

Reserved Category Cutoffs (Home State Quota – Round 3)

These figures show that reserved category students have access to competitive branches at relatively higher ranks, though demand is increasing across all categories.

Year-over-Year Trends

• CSE (General – All India quota):
  
  • 2023: ~72,596
  • 2024: ~74,559
  • 2025: ~75,540
    slight increase, suggesting more intense competition and rising demand.
• Civil Engineering (General – All India quota):
  
  • 2023: ~4,09,493
  • 2024: ~1,39,567
  • 2025: ~1,66,409
    Fluctuations suggest variable interest and intake capacity adjustments.
• ST Category (Home State – CSE):
  
  • 2023: ~2,53,538
  • 2024: ~6,53,783
  • 2025: ~3,76,222

A steep dip in 2024, followed by a correction in 2025, could be attributed to seat matrix adjustments or application volume.

Strategic Insights for Aspirants

• Target Ranks:
  
  • It is recommended that general category candidates who want to pursue CSE or IT rank below 75,000 (All India quota) or 70,000 (Home State quota).
  • Reserved category students should aim for ranks under 3 lakh for CSE and IT to stay competitive.
• Branch Flexibility:
  
  • If CSE or IT are out of reach, consider ECE, IoT, or Electrical Engineering, which have high placement rates and slightly lower cutoffs.
• Counseling Strategy:
  
  • Participate in all rounds, including spot rounds.
  • If initial allotment is not desired, upgrade branches using sliding choices.
• Cutoff Volatility:
  
  • Cutoffs may differ owing to changes in seat intake, reservation regulations, and candidate pool.