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GFTI Round 2 Cutoff 2026 – JoSAA Closing Ranks

Complete GFTI Round 2 closing rank data — overall and CSE-specific, based on actual JoSAA 2026 allotment results.

Best (Overall)

635

Avg (Overall)

40,334

Worst (Overall)

1,02,587

CSE Best

13,889

GFTI Round 2 Closing Rank Details

CategoryBest Closing RankAverage Closing RankWorst Closing Rank
GFTI Overall (All Branches)635 (IIEST Shibpur)40,3341,02,587 (GKCIET Malda)
GFTI CSE Only13,889 (PEC Chandigarh)23,86557,106 (GKCIET Malda)

* Based on real JoSAA 2026 Round 2 allotment data across 31 GFTI institutes (5 tracked for CSE-equivalent programs).

Round-wise GFTI Cutoff Progression

RoundOverall BestOverall AvgCSE BestCSE Avg
Round 159436,50313,49921,622
Round 2(this page)63540,33413,88923,865
Round 363541,17314,02024,114
Round 463541,98614,11624,437

Ranks tend to open up (increase) in later rounds as candidates upgrade or withdraw.

Data Note

Figures above reflect actual JoSAA 2026 Round 2 closing rank data (Open category, Gender-Neutral, all-India). Category-wise and home-state quota cutoffs will differ. Always cross-check with the official JoSAA seat matrix / CSAB before finalizing choices.

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Frequently Asked Questions – GFTI Round 2 Cutoff 2026

Common questions about GFTI Round 2 JoSAA cutoffs

1
What was the GFTI Round 2 cutoff (closing rank) in JoSAA 2026?
In JoSAA 2026 Round 2, the GFTI category had a best closing rank of 635 at IIEST Shibpur, an average closing rank of 40,334 across all 31 GFTIs, and a worst closing rank of 1,02,587 at GKCIET Malda — noticeably wider than Round 1 as more seats opened up.
2
What was the GFTI CSE cutoff in Round 2?
For CSE branches across GFTIs, Round 2 closing ranks ranged from a best of 13,889 (Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh) to a worst of 57,106 (GKCIET Malda), with an average of 23,865 — up from 21,622 in Round 1.
3
Why did the GFTI cutoff increase from Round 1 to Round 2?
Cutoffs (closing ranks) typically increase between rounds because candidates who got seats in earlier rounds withdraw, freeze, or upgrade to better options, freeing up seats that get allotted to candidates with higher (numerically larger) ranks in subsequent rounds. This pushed the GFTI overall average from 36,503 in Round 1 to 40,334 in Round 2.
4
Is Round 2 a good time to get a GFTI seat?
Round 2 offers a meaningfully wider rank range than Round 1 — the worst closing rank jumped from 86,043 to 1,02,587. If you missed a GFTI seat in Round 1, Round 2 significantly improves your chances, especially for overall (non-CSE) branches.
5
Should I lock my GFTI seat in Round 2 or wait for later rounds?
This depends on your rank and preference order. If your current allotment satisfies your branch/institute preference, locking in early avoids the risk of not getting any seat. If you're aiming for a better branch or institute, later rounds (3, 4, 5) or CSAB may offer further movement, though the additional improvement tends to be smaller each round.

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Cutoff ranks vary by category, quota and year. Verify with the official JoSAA / CSAB websites before making decisions.