Cut-off

Admission to the engineering programs at Advanced Institute of Engineering and Technology Delhi is highly competitive, with a rigorous selection process based on JEE Main scores and subsequent JoSAA/CSAB counseling. Understanding the cut-off trends and admission procedures is essential for prospective students.

Historical Cut-off Data

The institute's admission cut-offs have shown a gradual decline over the years, indicating increased competition and rising expectations from applicants:

These trends indicate that the competition for admission has intensified over time, with even slight improvements in ranks resulting in significant shifts in seat allocation.

Rank Analysis and Trends

The analysis of rank trends reveals a consistent pattern of decline across all categories. This suggests an increasing number of qualified candidates applying to AIET Delhi, which is attributed to the institute's growing reputation for academic excellence and placement outcomes.

Several factors influence these trends:

• Rising awareness about the quality of education at AIET Delhi
• Improved infrastructure and faculty expertise
• Strong alumni network and industry connections
• Increased emphasis on technical skills and innovation

The institute's performance in national rankings, particularly its NIRF ranking, has played a significant role in attracting top-tier applicants. Additionally, the focus on practical training and research opportunities has enhanced the perceived value of studying at AIET Delhi.

JoSAA/CSAB Counseling Process

The admission process for AIET Delhi's engineering programs involves participation in the JoSAA/CSAB counseling system:

1. Candidates must register for JEE Main and appear in the examination
2. After the results are declared, candidates will be ranked based on their performance
3. Seats are allocated through a centralized counseling process involving multiple rounds of seat allocation
4. Document verification is required before final confirmation of admission

During each round of counseling, candidates can select their preferred institutions and branches. The system ensures fair and transparent allocation based on merit and availability.

Seat Reservation Policy

AIET Delhi follows the reservation policy as mandated by the government:

• General Category: 50% of seats
• EWS (Economically Weaker Section): 10% of seats
• OBC-NCL (Other Backward Classes): 27% of seats
• SC (Scheduled Castes): 15% of seats
• ST (Scheduled Tribes): 7.5% of seats
• PwD (Persons with Disabilities): 3% of seats

This policy ensures representation from all sections of society while maintaining academic standards.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for admission to AIET Delhi's engineering programs, candidates must meet the following criteria:

• Must have passed 10+2 or equivalent examination with minimum 60% aggregate marks
• Must have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects
• Must have appeared in JEE Main or any other qualifying examination recognized by the government
• Must meet specific category-wise requirements for reservation policies

The institute reserves the right to revise eligibility norms based on changes in regulations and policy guidelines.