OJEE Cutoff For BTECH 2026: Branch-Wise Ranks & Counselling Schedule

OJEE Cutoff For BTech: CSE General closing ranks are anticipated between 1,000 and 12,000, with ECE and Electrical Engineering expected to close between 18,000 and 35,000 for the General category, based on 2025 trends. The OJEE cutoff for BTech is the minimum rank required for admission to various undergraduate engineering programs in Odisha, with the official 2026 figures awaited post-counselling. This year’s cutoff will be updated post-release, following the OJEE 2026 results declared on June 10, 2026.

OJEE B.Tech Counselling Schedule 2026

The Odisha Joint Entrance Examination (OJEE) Board has outlined the key dates for the 2026 B.Tech counselling process, including the special examination and allotment rounds.

Event Date (2026)
OJEE 2026 Result Declaration June 10
Counselling Registration (Tentative Start) June / Early July
Special OJEE Exam Dates July 15 – July 16
Registration for 2nd/Special OJEE July 8 – July 15
Display of Allotment: Round 3 July

B.Tech Branch-wise OJEE Cutoff 2025 (Latest — 2026 awaited)

Here’s an overview of the expected closing ranks for various B.Tech branches in OJEE, reflecting trends from the 2025 admission cycle.

Branch General Category Closing Rank (Expected 2026 based on 2025)
Computer Science Engineering (CSE) 1,000 – 12,000
Information Technology (IT) ~15,000
Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) 18,000 – 35,000
Electrical Engineering 18,000 – 35,000
Mechanical Engineering 30,000 – 40,000
Civil Engineering 30,000 – 40,000
Metallurgical Engineering 30,000 – 40,000

OJEE Cutoffs Across Categories 2025 (Latest — 2026 awaited)

The OJEE B.Tech cutoff varies significantly based on the candidate’s reservation category, with different rank and score thresholds for admission.

Category Expected Marks Range (2026 based on 2025) Expected CSE Closing Rank Range (2026 based on 2025)
General 130 – 140 1,000 – 12,000
OBC 115 – 125 Up to 22,000
SC 95 – 105 ~179,000 (broad range 179,000-294,000)
ST 85 – 95 157,700 – 294,000
EWS Up to 18,000

FAQs

Q: What is considered a good rank in OJEE for B.Tech admissions?

A: For admission to top government colleges like CET Bhubaneswar or VSSUT Burla, a rank below 2,000-4,000 is generally considered good. For good private colleges, ranks between 5,000-15,000 are often competitive.

Q: How is the OJEE B.Tech cutoff determined each year?

A: The OJEE B.Tech cutoff is influenced by several factors, including the total number of candidates appearing for the exam, the difficulty level of the examination, the total number of seats available in participating institutes, and previous years’ cutoff trends.

Q: When will the OJEE B.Tech 2026 cutoff be officially released?

A: The official OJEE B.Tech 2026 cutoff will be released by the OJEE Board after the completion of the counselling rounds, which are expected to take place in July-August 2026.

Q: Can I get admission to a B.Tech program if my OJEE rank is high?

A: While top branches and colleges have lower closing ranks, admission is still possible for higher ranks in tier-2/3 private colleges, often up to 25,000-30,000 for B.Tech programs. Reserved categories typically have higher closing ranks.

Q: Are there separate counselling sessions for JEE Main and OJEE qualified candidates?

A: Yes, the OJEE authorities conduct separate counselling sessions for candidates who qualified through JEE Main and those who qualified through the special OJEE 2026 exam. Both are conducted online.

Q: What documents are required for OJEE B.Tech counselling?

A: Essential documents for OJEE counselling typically include the OJEE rank card, registration slip, 10th and 12th mark sheets, school/college leaving certificate, domicile certificate, and category certificates (if applicable).

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