NIT Mizoram Cut Off: JoSAA Rounds, Branch-Wise Closing Ranks

Admission to NIT Mizoram for various branches through JEE Main is based on the closing ranks from the official JoSAA 2025 counselling. For the Open category (gender-neutral seats) outside state quota, the closing ranks in Round 6 for the main BTech branches are significantly lower than 1.5 lakh, with the highest closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering being around 37,751, Mechanical Engineering around 55,295, and branches like Civil and Electrical Engineering closing at even lower ranks. At 1.5 lakh rank in the Open category, securing a seat at NIT Mizoram is not possible as all branches close much earlier for the general category in 2025.​

The closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) at NIT Mizoram for the Open category (gender-neutral, outside state quota) in JoSAA 2025 Round 6 was 37,751, while for female-only open category seats it was 53,709. The cutoffs differ by category and reservation status, and the lowest closing rank for reserved categories such as OBC-NCL, SC, ST, and EWS was also much lower than this figure. These ranks are strictly as per the official data for the 2025 admission cycle.​

The total number of BTech seats across all specializations at NIT Mizoram for the 2025-26 academic session is 125, as per the official JoSAA seat matrix. These include branches such as Computer Science and Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Science and Technology, and Mathematics and Computing. The seat matrix specifies allocations by branch, gender category, and state quota for full transparency.​

A JEE Main rank of 70,000 is below the closing rank for the Open category (gender-neutral, outside state quota) in most BTech branches at NIT Mizoram, as the closing ranks for major branches such as CSE, ECE, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering in JoSAA 2025 Round 6 are all below this threshold. For example, CSE closed at 37,751 and Mechanical at 55,295, so 70,000 rank would not be sufficient for admission in the general category through the open seat pool.​

A score of 75 in JEE Main typically corresponds to a rank much higher than the general cutoff ranks required for admission to NIT Mizoram in any core BTech branch, according to the official 2025 closing ranks, which for Open category (outside state) in CSE is 37,751 and similar for other branches. Therefore, a score of 75 is not adequate for securing admission in NIT Mizoram in 2025 as all BTech branches close at significantly better ranks.​

With a JEE Main rank of 90,000 in 2025, it would not be possible to get admission into the Open category seats of any of the main BTech branches at NIT Mizoram, as the closing ranks for open, outside state quota were 37,751 for Computer Science and Engineering, 44,871 for Electronics and Communication Engineering, and similarly lower for other branches, as per the official JoSAA 2025 data.​

The lowest closing rank for admission to NIT Mizoram in 2025 was observed in branches such as Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering under the home state and reserved categories, where the closing ranks for certain categories could reach as high as 1,314,967 in home state quota. However, for the open category (outside state), the lowest closing rank in the primary BTech branches like Mechanical Engineering was 55,295, making this effectively the lowest cutoff for a general candidate from outside Mizoram.​

The percentile required to get admission into NIT Mizoram varies each year as it is rank based and depends on JEE Main cutoffs. In 2025, for the Open category, the closing rank for CSE (Outside State, gender-neutral) was 37,751, which generally corresponds to a percentile above 97 for JEE Main, though exact percentile mapping depends on the year's paper difficulty and candidate pool. For reserved and home state categories, cutoffs can be significantly lower, corresponding to lower percentiles.​

As per the official NIRF data submitted by NIT Mizoram, the median salary package for undergraduate BTech placements in 2024 was INR 7,15,000. This figure is based strictly on the institute's self-reported placement statistics for the latest available graduating batch and reflects the median offer to placed students for the 2023-24 academic year.​

For the 2024-25 academic session, the complete fee structure for BTech CSE at NIT Mizoram depends on the student’s category and parental income. For General and OBC students with family income above INR 5 lakh per annum, the total academic fee over four years is INR 6,07,700. For those with income between INR 1 lakh and INR 5 lakh, the payable amount is INR 2,74,364 over four years, while students with an annual family income below INR 1 lakh, as well as SC, ST, and PH categories, pay a substantially reduced fee of INR 1,07,700, with tuition fees fully waived as per government norms.