UPSEE Cutoff 2026: Aktu Admissions, Counselling Ranks & Key Dates

For B.Tech admissions through the Uttar Pradesh Technical Admission Counseling (UPTAC), the UPSEE Cutoff 2026 is the minimum rank required for entry into various programs at Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) affiliated colleges. In 2024, Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) saw closing ranks around 8,383 in Round 1, while Chemical Engineering extended to 48,693. This cutoff is now determined by scores from national entrance exams like JEE Main and CUET UG, as the standalone UPSEE exam has been discontinued since 2022. The 2026 cutoff will be updated post-release.

AKTU B.Tech Branch-wise Closing Ranks (2024)

The following table details the closing ranks for various B.Tech engineering branches at AKTU in 2024, reflecting the competitive landscape for admissions via UPTAC.

Branch Round 1 Closing Rank (2024) Round 2 Closing Rank (2024)
Computer Science and Engineering 8,383 47,940
Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence) 15,482 33,149
Mechanical Engineering 16,230 54,737
Electronics and Communication Engineering 21,960 62,306
Computer Science and Engineering (Self-Finance) 27,939 37,761
Electrical Engineering 31,477 46,277
Civil Engineering 41,655 58,255
Chemical Engineering 48,693 66,539

Expected CUET UG Percentile for AKTU Admissions (2025)

For various undergraduate courses at AKTU, the expected CUET UG percentile for 2025 offers an insight into the likely admission thresholds.

Course Expected CUET UG Cutoff Percentile (2025)
B.Pharm 80 – 90
BBA 75 – 85
BCA 75 – 85
B.Com (Hons) 80 – 90
B.Sc (IT/CS) 78 – 88
B.A. (Hons) 70 – 80

UPTAC Counselling Schedule (2025 — Latest, 2026 Awaited)

The UPTAC counselling process for AKTU admissions in 2025 involved multiple rounds, with specific dates for choice filling, locking, and seat allotment.

Event Round 1 Dates (2025) Round 2 Dates (2025)
Online Choice Filling & Locking August 12 – August 16 August 22 – August 23
Seat Allotment Result August 18 August 25
Seat Confirmation Fee Payment / Freeze/Float Option August 18 – August 21 August 25 – August 28

FAQs

Q. How does the UPSEE cutoff relate to current AKTU admissions?

The UPSEE exam has been discontinued, and admissions to AKTU-affiliated colleges are now primarily based on scores from national entrance exams like JEE Main for B.Tech and CUET UG/PG for other undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The term UPSEE cutoff now refers to the cutoffs set by AKTU through the UPTAC counselling process for these national exam scores.

Q. What is a good rank in JEE Main for AKTU B.Tech admissions?

A good rank in JEE Main for AKTU B.Tech admissions varies significantly by branch and college, but generally, a rank under 50,000 can be considered competitive for popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering in top affiliated institutions, based on 2024 trends.

Q. Are there different cutoffs for various categories at AKTU?

Yes, AKTU implements category-wise cutoffs for admissions through UPTAC counselling, with separate closing ranks or percentiles for General, OBC, SC, ST, and EWS categories, reflecting reservation policies.

Q. When does the AKTU counselling process typically begin?

The AKTU counselling process, conducted by UPTAC, usually begins in July or August, following the declaration of results for JEE Main and CUET UG/PG exams.

Q. Can I get admission to AKTU without appearing for JEE Main or CUET?

Admission to government seats in AKTU-affiliated colleges is strictly based on scores from national-level exams like JEE Main, CUET UG/PG, or NATA. Some private colleges may offer a limited number of seats through a management quota, but generally, a valid national exam score is required.

Q. How do I check the official AKTU CUET cutoff?

To check the official AKTU CUET cutoff, candidates should visit the official UPTAC admissions website (uptac.admissions.nic.in) or the AKTU official website (aktu.ac.in) and look for the “Cut Off” or “CUET UG Admission” link after the results and counselling rounds are declared.

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