IIIT Delhi News & Updates 2026: Notifications, Notice, Result

The National Institutional Ranking Framework released the NIRF rankings for the year 2025 on September 4, on the official website, nirfindia.org. In the overall category, 17 Indian Institue of Technology (s) have made it to the list of top IIT colleges; IIT Roorkee moved up to 7th position, and IIT Indore moved up 6 places from 33rd to 27th position this year. However, IIT Guwahati dopped from 9th to 11th position. Check the list of top IIT colleges in India as per the latest NIRF ranking 2025 in the article. 

Also Check - NIRF Engineering Ranking 2025: State-wise Top B.Tech Colleges, List of Top 100 Institutes

IIIT Delhi is now accepting applications for its PG Diploma in Data Science in Health and Climate Change for Social Impact, a program designed to equip professionals with the skills to leverage data science for addressing pressing health and climate challenges. The last date for application submission is August 31, 2025. This initiative is a collaboration with prominent organizations such as Artpark and J-PAL South Asia at IFMR, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience backed by academic excellence. The programme will commence in October 2025.

JoSAA Round 5 IIIT Cutoff 2025 - The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) will release the IIIT Round 5 cutoff 2025 in online mode at the official website - josaa.admissions.nic.in, after the release of the JoSAA seat allotment result 2025 for Round 5. Candidates should note that only a limited number of seats are available at IIITs as per the JoSAA Round 5 seat allotment. The JoSAA Cutoff 2025 Round 5 is formulated considering the total number of seats available across the IIITs and the total number of candidates registering for admission. Candidates can find the JoSAA Round 5 IIIT cutoff and the previous year’s opening and closing ranks in this article.

Latest Updates: The Joint Entrance Examination (Advanced) response sheet will be released on May 22, 2025, and following the response sheet, the JEE Advanced 2025 answer key will be released on May 26, 2025. Along with releasing the provisional answer key, the objection tracker window will be activated on the official website, through which the candidates will be able to challenge the provisional answer key on May 26 and 27, 2025. After the scrutiny of the objections, the final answer key and the JEE Advanced 2025 result will be released on the official website: jeeadv.ac.in. 

IIT JAM Exams Centres Under IIT Guwahati: IIT JAM exam 2025 will be conducted on February 2, 2025. When a student chooses the 1st IIT JAM exam centre in the registration form, the zone is automatically selected based on the first choice out of all the 8 zones. The candidates must then choose the 2nd and 3rd exam centres within the same zone. This article contains a zone-by-zone list of IIT JAM exam centres 2025 along with the list of IIT JAM 2025 exam centres under IIT Guwahati. In addition, there are various IIT JAM 2025 exam centres spread across eight different IIT zones, each with its own city code. Students can select a JAM exam centre based on how easily they can travel to the exam centre and other important factors. Check out the complete list of IIT JAM Exam centres under IIT Guwahati and select the most suitable one while filling out the form.

Read this article to learn about IIT JAM 2025 exam centres at IIT Guwahati!

Also Read: IIT JAM 2025 Exam Day Guidelines

To score 99 percentile in JEE Main 2026, most candidates will likely need to score around 180-220+ marks out of 300. However, this number is not fixed and can change depending on how difficult the paper is and how competitive a particular shift turns out to be.

Clearing JEE Advanced is considered a major academic milestone, as it filters out the best engineering minds from across the country and acts as a final filter for India’s most prestigious engineering institutions - the IITs!

To become eligible for JEE Advanced 2026, a candidate must first qualify JEE Main 2026 by securing a minimum percentile that places them among the top 2.5 lakh candidates (approximately) across all sessions. Only those candidates who meet this condition are allowed to appear for JEE Advanced, as per the official JEE Advanced eligibility criteria 2026.

KCET Magnetism and Matter Weightage 2026: The Magnetism and Matter chapter is included in the Physics syllabus for the KCET 2026 exam. It carries a weightage of 3-4% in the KCET Exam 2026. The Magnetism and Matter chapter is one of the important chapters in the KCET second-year PUC syllabus. Some of the topics that the KCET aspiring candidates cannot skip for their preparation from the chapter Magnetism and Matter are Retentivity and Coercivity, Gauss law, and Hysteresis Loop. The KCET aspirants can easily score 2-3 marks from the questions asked in this chapter. Candidates should study this chapter properly to gain a good score from the questions asked in this chapter. 

To crack the KCET 2026 exam, students must master the KCET syllabus. Practicing the previous year's KCET Previous Year Question Papers will help candidates increase their chances of obtaining good scores in the exam. Candidates should also know what is a good score rank in KCET. We have discussed the KCET 2026 Magnetism and Matter Weightage along with the important topics and some sample questions related to Magnetism and Matter in this article. 

JEE Main 2026 Session 1 City Intimation Slip: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is likely to release the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 City Intimation Slip around the first week of January 2026, based on last year's trends. The city intimation slip is an essential pre-examination document for candidates, which provides them with information about their allotted exam city and helps them make travel, stay, and other arrangements ahead of the examination.