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IIT JAM 2026 Expected Cutoff , Minimum Marks for Counselling

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• Updated on 13 Mar, 2026, 11:04 AM, by Arman Kumar

The IIT JAM 2026 expected cutoff outlines the minimum marks required for candidates to qualify for counselling. Marks above the cutoff enhance the chances of securing a good rank. Paper-wise and category-wise expected cutoffs are provided for Biotechnology, Chemistry, Economics, Geology, Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics, and Physics.

IIT JAM 2026 Expected Cutoff , Minimum Marks for Counselling

The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) will release the IIT JAM 2026 cutoff online soon. The cutoff determines the minimum qualifying marks candidates need to be eligible for admission counselling. Marks above the expected threshold increase the likelihood of achieving a better rank, although qualifying the cutoff does not guarantee admission.

 

IIT JAM 2026 Expected Cutoff Marks

The expected cutoff for IIT JAM 2026 is based on previous years’ trends. Marks vary for each subject and category:

Candidates scoring equal to or above these marks are considered eligible for counselling, which will be conducted online after the results are declared.

 

IIT JAM Previous Year Cutoff Trends

Looking at past years can help aspirants estimate the expected cutoff:

  • IIT JAM 2025 Cutoff
  • IIT JAM 2024 Cutoff

These trends highlight variations in qualifying marks for different subjects and categories. Candidates can use this information to estimate their performance before the official 2026 cutoff is released.

 

Key Points to Remember

  • Qualifying the cutoff ensures eligibility for IIT JAM 2026 counselling, but does not guarantee admission.
  • Admission cutoff will be released separately after each counselling round.
  • Candidates should track the official IIT JAM portal for final cutoff marks.

Aspirants should prepare for counselling by understanding their expected ranking based on marks above the qualifying cutoff and plan their preferences for IITs and participating institutes accordingly.