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CEED 2021 Cut Off:

The Cut off will be released before the publication of the Result by the Conducting Authority on the official website. It is the minimum mark required by the candidates to be eligible for admission. In CEED 2021, part A is a qualifying exam. Those candidates who'll qualify for part A will be able to appear in part B's paper. To be eligible for admission, CEED aspirants need to obtain equal to or above CEED cutoff 2021. The participating institutes such as IIT Kanpur, IIITDM Jabalpur, IIT Guwahati, IIT Bombay, IIT Hyderabad, IIT Delhi and IISc Bangalore will release category-wise CEED cutoff for respective programs. The Candidates who qualify for the prescribed Cut-off margin will only be eligible for the Counselling Rounds under different colleges. Students should be aware of the fact that the CEED cut-off will not be the same across institutes and it will vary from program to program. CEED 2021 was held on January 17 in two parts- Part A and Part B. Only the shortlisted candidates in part A were eligible to appear for part B. The score of part B will be used for the preparation for the CEED 2021 cutoff and merit list. To qualify for the part A exam, the candidates need to secure a minimum percentage of marks which are given below.

Important Highlights

CEED 2021 question paper has two parts- Part A and Part B.

1. Part A is a screening test for shortlisting candidates for Part B.
2. The merit list of CEED 2021 will be prepared on the basis of the Part B score, which will include both the opening and closing ranks of qualified candidates for counseling round. Candidates must note that the closing rank is also CEED 2021 cutoff.
3. The cutoff will vary from Institute to Institute

CEED Cut-off By Indian Institute of Technology (IIT):

IIT Bombay has released the Cut-off that students need to qualify for admission into to Master of Design and PhD in Design. Qualifying CEED examination does not guarantee admission to any of the result-sharing Institutes. All Ranks hold true based on submission and verification of original certificates at the time of admission. The cut-off is mentioned below:

There are a few factors that affect the cut-off. Some of them are mentioned below:

• Number of Applicants who have appeared the examination

The total number of applicants who have appeared the examination is directly impacted to the total number of students who will qualify the examination. This is because, if large number of candidates are appearing the exam then there is a high probability that many students will perform well in the examination which in return will increase the margin of Cut-off. This is done to select the best performing candidates for admission into various courses.

• Difficulty Level of the exam

The difficulty level of the examination is directly proposnal to the performance of candidates appearing the examination. If the difficulty level of the examination is high then the overall   performance of the candidates will be probably modest. In this case the Organizing Authority will try to keep the cut-off margin as low as possible to attract admission in to their college

• Previous Year Cut-offs

Previous year cut-off act as a base margin of setting of new current year cut-off. This factor greatly affects the determination of cut-off as it gives an idea to the authorities regarding what should be the cut-off margin based on the performance of total number candidates appearing the examination.

• Number of Seats available

Selection of candidates is majorly done depending on the total number of seats available in the particular college. There are certain restrictions issued by the Government of India that limits the available of seats for admission into a certain course for each and every college. Therefore if the number of seats for admission are less then the cut-off margin will be very high. This is done to select the best performing candidates for admission into various courses.