IIT Gandhinagar Result 2026 – Check JoSAA, JEE, PG Admission Results

The JoSAA 2026 Round 4 seat allotment results for B.Tech admissions to IIT Gandhinagar were released on July 11, 2026. Candidates who were allotted a seat had to complete the online reporting and fee payment process by the deadline of 5 PM on July 13, 2026. This page covers all admission-related results for IIT Gandhinagar (IITGN). Results for undergraduate B.Tech admissions are declared centrally via the JEE (Advanced) examination results portal, followed by seat allocation through the JoSAA counselling portal. Results for postgraduate (PG) and PhD admissions are published directly on the institute’s official admissions portal.

Released On	Result Notification	Course / Degree	Check Result
11 Jul 2026	JoSAA Round 4 Seat Allotment Result	B.Tech	Check Result
06 Jul 2026	JoSAA Round 3 Seat Allotment Result	B.Tech	Check Result
01 Jul 2026	JoSAA Round 2 Seat Allotment Result	B.Tech	Check Result
07 Jun 2026	Architecture Aptitude Test (AAT) 2026 Results	B.Arch	Check Result
01 Jun 2026	JEE (Advanced) 2026 Results	B.Tech	Check Result
04 Mar 2026	Declaration of CEED Results	M.Des	Check Result
Expected – Varies by Programme	Admission Results for PG & PhD Programmes	Postgraduate (M.Tech, M.Sc.) & PhD	Check Result

To check your admission results, you will need your portal credentials. For JoSAA and JEE (Advanced), this is typically your Application Number, Password, and Security Pin. For IITGN’s own PG/PhD portal, you will need the Application Number and Password or Date of Birth used during the application process. Ensure you are logging into the correct portal corresponding to your application (JEE/JoSAA for B.Tech, CEED for M.Des, and the IITGN portal for other PG programmes).

IIT Gandhinagar Admission Results 2026: A Programme-wise Breakdown

Unlike state universities that publish semester-wise results, IIT Gandhinagar’s primary public results are related to admissions into its various prestigious programmes. The process and portal differ significantly depending on the degree level. Here’s a detailed look at how results are declared for each programme.

B.Tech Admission Results via JEE (Advanced) and JoSAA

Admission to the Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) programmes at all IITs, including IIT Gandhinagar, is a two-stage process governed by national-level bodies.

1. JEE (Advanced) Result: First, candidates must qualify the JEE (Main) and then appear for the JEE (Advanced) examination. The results for JEE (Advanced) 2026 were declared on June 1, 2026. This result provides candidates with their All India Rank (AIR) and category-wise rank, which are the primary criteria for admission.
2. JoSAA Seat Allotment Result: After the JEE (Advanced) results are out, the Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) conducts the counselling process. Candidates register and fill in their choices of IITs and branches. JoSAA then releases multiple rounds of seat allotment. The Round 4 results were announced on July 11, 2026. Candidates must check the official JoSAA portal to see if they have been allotted a seat at IIT Gandhinagar.

M.Des Admission Results via CEED

For the Master of Design (M.Des) programme, admission is based on the scores of the Common Entrance Examination for Design (CEED). The CEED 2026 results were declared on March 4, 2026. Candidates with a valid CEED score can then apply to IIT Gandhinagar’s M.Des programme through the institute’s admission portal. The final selection may involve further shortlisting and interviews, with the final admission offer being communicated via the portal.

M.Tech, M.Sc. & PhD Admission Results

For all other postgraduate and doctoral programmes, IIT Gandhinagar conducts its own admission process. The results for these are declared directly on the institute’s PG/PhD admission portal. The process typically involves:

• Online application through the IITGN portal.
• Shortlisting of candidates based on academic performance, and national-level test scores (like GATE for M.Tech).
• Written tests and/or interviews for shortlisted candidates.
• Declaration of the final list of selected candidates on the admission portal.

Candidates are advised to regularly check the IITGN PG Admission Portal for updates on their application status.

Navigating the IITGN Admission Result Portals

Given that different results are on different websites, it’s crucial for students to know exactly where to go and what steps to follow. Here is a guide for each major portal.

How to Check JoSAA 2026 Seat Allotment Result

1. Visit the official JoSAA website: josaa.admissions.nic.in.
2. On the homepage, locate and click on the link for “View Seat Allotment Result Round 4”.
3. You will be redirected to the candidate login page.
4. Enter your JEE (Main) Application Number, your password, and the security pin as displayed on the screen.
5. Click on the “Login” button.
6. Your seat allotment status will be displayed on the dashboard. If a seat has been allotted, you can download the provisional allotment letter and proceed with the acceptance steps.

How to Download the JEE (Advanced) 2026 Scorecard

1. Go to the official JEE (Advanced) 2026 portal: jeeadv.ac.in.
2. Find the announcement link for “JEE (Advanced) 2026 Results”.
3. The login portal will require you to enter your JEE (Advanced) Registration Number, Date of Birth, and registered Mobile Number.
4. After entering the details correctly, submit the form.
5. Your scorecard, containing your marks, rank, and qualification status, will be displayed.
6. Download the scorecard and print a copy for future reference during the counselling process.

How to Check PG/PhD Admission Status on the IITGN Portal

1. Navigate to the IIT Gandhinagar PG Admission portal: admissions.iitgn.ac.in/pgadmission/login.
2. Use the login credentials (email address/application number and password) you created during the application process.
3. Once logged in, your application dashboard will show the current status of your application (e.g., “Shortlisted for Interview,” “Offer Made,” or “Not Selected”).
4. Check the portal frequently for updates, especially after the scheduled interview dates.

Information Displayed on Scorecards and Allotment Letters

Whether it is a JEE scorecard or a JoSAA allotment letter, it is crucial to verify all the details mentioned. Any discrepancy should be reported immediately to the concerned authorities. Here are the key details you will find:

• Candidate’s Full Name
• Application/Registration Number
• Roll Number
• Photograph and Signature
• Date of Birth
• Category (General, EWS, OBC-NCL, SC, ST)
• PwD Status (if applicable)
• JEE (Advanced) Paper 1 and Paper 2 Marks
• Total Marks and Rank (All India Rank and Category Rank)
• Qualification Status
• For JoSAA Allotment Letter: Allotted Institute (e.g., IIT Gandhinagar), Allotted Branch, Seat Category, and reporting instructions.

Academic Disciplines and Programmes at IIT Gandhinagar

IIT Gandhinagar offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes across various disciplines. The institute is organized into several academic divisions, each offering specialized degrees.

Discipline	Undergraduate (B.Tech)	Postgraduate	Doctoral (PhD)
Engineering
Biological Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Chemical Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Civil Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Computer Science & Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Electrical Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Materials Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Mechanical Engineering	✓	M.Tech	✓
Sciences
Chemistry	M.Sc	✓
Mathematics	M.Sc	✓
Physics	M.Sc	✓
Earth Sciences	M.Sc	✓
Humanities & Social Sciences
Cognitive Science	M.Sc	✓
Society and Culture	MA	✓
Humanities & Social Sciences	✓
Design
Design	M.Des	PhD in Design

Understanding the IITGN Academic Evaluation System

Once admitted, students’ academic performance at IIT Gandhinagar is evaluated using a credit-based system. The final assessment is represented by the Cumulative Performance Index (CPI), which is a weighted average of grades obtained in all courses taken. This is a standard system across all IITs.

Grading Scale

The institute uses a letter grade system, with each grade corresponding to a grade point. The typical grading scale is as follows:

Letter Grade	Grade Point	Performance
AA	10	Outstanding
AB	9	Excellent
BB	8	Very Good
BC	7	Good
CC	6	Average
CD	5	Below Average
DD	4	Marginal Pass
FF	0	Fail
II	–	Incomplete

SPI and CPI Calculation

• Semester Performance Index (SPI): This is calculated at the end of each semester. It is the weighted average of grade points obtained in all courses registered during that semester. The formula is: SPI = (Σ [Course Credits × Grade Points]) / (Σ [Course Credits]).
• Cumulative Performance Index (CPI): This is the cumulative performance indicator from the first semester up to the current semester. It is the weighted average of grade points obtained in all courses taken since joining the institute. The formula is similar to SPI but includes all semesters.

A minimum CPI is often required to maintain good academic standing and for eligibility in various programmes. For instance, the eligibility for the PhD programme at IITGN requires a minimum of 55% marks or a 5.5 CPI in the preceding postgraduate degree.

Internal Academic Procedures: Grade Sheets, Backlogs, and Re-evaluation

For enrolled students, results take the form of semester grade sheets. These are accessed through a secure internal student portal, not the public website. Here’s an overview of the procedures for internal academic results.

Accessing Semester Grade Sheets: Students can log in to their academic services portal to view and download their grade sheets at the end of each semester. The grade sheet typically contains course codes, course names, credits per course, the letter grade obtained, SPI for the semester, and the overall CPI.

Backlogs/Arrears: Receiving an ‘FF’ grade in a course results in a backlog or arrear. To earn the degree, students must clear all backlogs. This is typically done by re-registering for the course the next time it is offered or, in some cases, by passing a makeup examination as per the institute’s specific academic regulations. Failure to maintain a minimum CPI or accumulating too many backlogs can lead to academic probation.

Grade Appeal/Re-evaluation: IITs have a formal process for grade appeals rather than a routine re-evaluation. This is reserved for cases where a student suspects a significant error in the evaluation process. The typical steps are:

1. Informal Review: The student should first contact the course instructor to review the answer script and clarify any potential grading discrepancies.
2. Formal Appeal: If the issue is not resolved, the student can submit a formal written appeal to the Head of the Department or the Dean of Academic Affairs within a stipulated timeframe after the results are declared.
3. Committee Review: The appeal is examined by an academic committee. The review focuses on ensuring that the evaluation process was fair and correctly followed, rather than simply re-marking the entire paper.
4. Final Decision: The committee’s decision on the grade appeal is considered final.

Disclaimer: The process described above is based on general norms across IITs. Students must refer to the official IIT Gandhinagar academic rulebook for specific procedures, deadlines, and fees related to grade appeals.

About the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar

Established in 2008, the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar (IITGN) is one of the new-generation IITs dedicated to excellence in science, technology, and humanities. Located in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, the institute is known for its student-centric curriculum, focus on interdisciplinary research, and a global outlook. IITGN’s campus on the banks of the Sabarmati river is an award-winning, environmentally friendly space that fosters learning and innovation.

The institute is actively involved in research and has a strong focus on entrepreneurship, having supported over 90 startups. As an Institution of National Importance, IIT Gandhinagar is part of the national system of IITs governed by the IIT Council and plays a vital role in shaping the future of technical education in India.

Official Portals and Institute Contact

For specific queries, it is always best to contact the relevant authority. For B.Tech admissions, the primary points of contact are the JEE (Advanced) and JoSAA authorities. For PG/PhD admissions, the IITGN academic office is the correct contact point.

Contact Point	Details
Institute Address	Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar, Palaj, Gandhinagar – 382355, Gujarat, India
Official Website	https://iitgn.ac.in
Admissions Page	https://iitgn.ac.in/admissions
PG/PhD Admissions Login	https://admissions.iitgn.ac.in/pgadmission/login
B.Tech Admissions (JoSAA)	https://josaa.nic.in/
B.Tech Admissions (JEE Adv)	https://jeeadv.ac.in/

Student Questions on IITGN Admission & Results

When are IIT Gandhinagar’s internal semester results declared?

This page primarily focuses on admission-related results which are public. Internal semester results for enrolled students are not typically published on the public website. They are communicated to students directly through the internal academic portal or student ERP system. Students should log into their official student account to check their SPI/CPI and grade sheets.

I have my JEE Advanced rank. How do I check my IIT Gandhinagar admission result?

Your JEE Advanced rank makes you eligible for counselling, but it is not the final admission result. You must participate in the JoSAA counselling process. The actual admission result is the seat allotment announced by JoSAA in each round. You need to log in to the JoSAA portal to see if you have been allotted a seat at IIT Gandhinagar based on your rank and choices.

Where can I find my M.Tech admission result for IITGN?

The M.Tech admission results, along with those for other PG and PhD programmes, are declared on IIT Gandhinagar’s own admissions portal. You must log in to the portal at admissions.iitgn.ac.in/pgadmission/login using your application credentials to view your status, accept an offer, and pay the admission fee.

What is the difference between SPI and CPI at IIT Gandhinagar?

SPI stands for Semester Performance Index, which measures your academic performance in a single semester. CPI, or Cumulative Performance Index, is a measure of your overall academic performance across all semesters you have completed so far. CPI is the more important metric for overall academic standing and degree requirements.

The JoSAA portal shows “No seat allotted” in the current round. What should I do?

If you have not been allotted a seat in the current round, it means that based on your rank, the seats in your preferred choices were filled by higher-ranked candidates. You should wait for the subsequent rounds of JoSAA counselling. Your eligibility for the next round is automatic, and you may be allotted a seat in a later round if vacancies arise.

Can I apply for re-evaluation of my JEE Advanced score?

No, there is no provision for the re-evaluation or re-grading of marks for the JEE (Advanced) examination. The scores and ranks are final. However, before the results are declared, there is usually a window for candidates to view their recorded responses (OMR sheets) and challenge the official answer keys if they find any discrepancies.

What documents are required for verification after accepting a seat through JoSAA?

After accepting a seat, you must complete the online reporting process, which involves uploading scanned copies of several documents for verification. These typically include: provisional seat allotment letter, Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates, category certificate (if applicable), medical certificate in the prescribed format, and proof of fee payment. Always check the latest JoSAA business rules for the exact list.

Does IIT Gandhinagar publish a separate merit list for M.Tech admissions?

For M.Tech admissions, IITGN shortlists candidates based on GATE scores and, for some departments, a subsequent written test or interview. A final list of selected candidates is then released on the PG admission portal. This list serves as the admission or merit list. Candidates typically receive their individual offers through the login portal rather than a single consolidated public PDF.