Take a look at the table below to check the expected cut off for CEED 2026. The cutoff varies by program, category, and CEED 2026 participating institute.
| Category |
Mean (Part A) |
Standard Deviation |
Expected Cutoff (Part A) |
| General (OPEN) |
38 |
11 |
49 |
| OBC-NCL |
34 |
11 |
45 |
| EWS |
34 |
11 |
45 |
| SC/ST |
19 |
11 |
30 |
| PwD |
19 |
11 |
30 |
Also Check: What After CEED Results 2026?
The CEED 2026 Score is calculated by taking 25% of marks of Part A and 75% of marks of Part B.
CEED 2026 Score Calculation
| CEED 2026 Part |
Weightage Given |
| A |
25% |
| B |
75% |
| Total |
100% |
The Cut-off will be calculated based on the score secured in CEED 2026 which will be released by IIT Bombay on the official website. CEED cut off for IIT Delhi follows the same as the one set by the CEED Board. The factors that help set the CEED Cutoffs remain constant and are discussed below.
- The CEED 2026 cutoff is set to choose the deserving candidate out of the big competition for admission to affiliated colleges of CEED.
- Candidates who can secure the cutoff marks will be eligible for admission.
- Candidates who fail to secure the minimum cutoff get rejected.
- Cutoff marks for different categories such as general and sc/st are released.
- The cutoff will be available according to the different colleges and courses and the available seats.
- CEED cutoff for Part A and CEED cutoff for Part B remain different from each other due to the variation in exam pattern and marking scheme.
- The cutoff will be published online on the official site of IIT Bombay.
- Some factors affect the cutoff list, a few of them are the difficulty level of the exam, the total number of seats, total number of candidates who have been given the exam.
The CEED Cutoff will be released on the official website. The cutoff will be divided into different categories and the qualifying scores required will be, as per the category mentioned.
Read more to check the previous year cut off for the CEED exam.
CEED 2025 Mean and Standard Deviation
CEED Cut Off 2026 for Part A was announced by the conducting authority i.e. IIT Bombay. The CEED cutoff for 2025 depends on certain parameters. To qualify for Part A and gain admission, students need to secure the minimum CEED cutoff mark.
The CEED exam has two parts: Part A and Part B. Only candidates who score above the Part A cutoff are evaluated in Part B. The final CEED score is calculated by giving 25% and 75% weight to marks obtained in Part A and Part B, respectively. CEED Cutoff 2025 has not been released by the authorities yet, however, the candidates can check the official cutoff for CEED 2024 Part A in the table below.
CEED Cutoff 2025
| Particulars |
Value |
| Mean |
45.48 |
| Standard Deviation |
16.98 |
CEED Cut Off Part A 2025
CEED 2026 Part B will be evaluated only if the candidate qualifies for Part A. The admission cut off will be released separately. Some important points about CEED Cut Off 2026 for Part A are given below.
- Marks obtained by the candidates in Part A will be used to shortlist them.
- Cut-off for Part A marks for shortlisting candidates in the Open category will be X + ½ Σ, where X is the average marks obtained by all candidates in Part A, and Σ is the standard deviation.
- The cut-offs for shortlisting candidates of the OBC-NCL category will be 90% of the Open category.
- The cut-offs for shortlisting candidates of SC, ST, and PWD categories will be 50% of the Open category.
The minimum percentage of marks required in Part A for shortlisting is given below.
CEED Part A Cut off Marks
| Category |
Minimum % |
| Open |
10% |
| OBC-NCL |
9% |
| SC / ST / PWD |
5% |
CEED Cut Off Part B
Candidates must check the CEED 2026 expected cut off details for Part B shared in the pointers below.
- In Part B, there will be a total of 5 questions of 100 marks. Of these, questions 1-5 is discipline-specific, which will have 20 marks each and the candidates have a choice to attempt any one of these questions.
- After the manual evaluation of these questions, the raw scores for each discipline will be tested for normality.
- If the raw scores are found to be not normal, then the scores for each question will be transformed using the Box-cox transformation.
- These transformed scores will then be normalized by the formula given below:
S = {(m − μi) Σ / σi} + A
where m is the raw marks obtained by the person in question I, μi is the average of the raw marks obtained by all candidates who attempted question I, σi is the standard deviation of the raw marks obtained by all candidates who attempted question I, and A = 20 and Σ = 5 are chosen to be the average and the standard deviation, respectively, of the distribution of scores ‘S’.
- If the calculated ‘S’ score for any candidate falls below 0, all such scores will be capped at 0, and if the calculated ‘S’ score for any candidate falls above 40, all such scores will be capped at 40.
- Marks obtained in other questions in Part B will be added to ‘S’ above to obtain the Part B score for the candidate.
Note: The final CEED score will be calculated by giving 25% weight to marks obtained in Part A and 75% weight to scores obtained in Part B after the above calculation.
CEED 2023 Cut Off
The CEED Cut Off 2023 was declared by IIT Bombay on the official website. The mean and standard deviation for Part A were 22.59 and 11.82 respectively.
CEED Cut Off Part A 2023
| Categories |
CEED 2023 Cut Off |
| Open |
27.30 |
| OBC-NCL/EWS |
24.57 |
| SC/ST |
13.65 |
| PwD |
13.65 |
CEED 2022 Cut Off Trends
The CEED 2022 cut off for various categories is given below.
CEED Cut Off Part A 2022
| Categories |
CEED 2022 Cut Off |
| Open |
24.58 |
| OBC-NCL/EWS |
22.12 |
| SC/ST |
12.29 |
| PwD |
12.29 |
CEED 2020 Cut Off Trends
The 2020 cut off trend for CEED is listed in the table below.
CEED Cut Off Part A 2020
| Categories |
CEED 2020 Cut Off |
| Open |
38 |
| OBC-NCL/EWS |
34.2 |
| SC/ST |
19 |
| PwD |
19 |
