IIT Bombay vs IIT Delhi: JoSAA Round 5 Cutoff 2026 for Computer Science Engineering CSE

The Joint Seat Allocation Authority has released the JoSAA Round 5 2026 cutoff and seat allotment result on July 16, 2026. Candidates seeking admission to Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) can check the JoSAA Round 5 JEE Advanced Opening and Closing Ranks of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay and Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi.

In this article we have compared the Round 5 Opening and Closing Ranks for IIT Bombay and IIT Delhi to help candidates understand which institute has the most competitive ranks. By analysing these ranks, candidates get a clear idea about the rank required for admission and whether IIT Bombay or IIT Delhi is a perfect fit for their rank. 

As Round 5 is the last and final round of JoSAA counselling, therefore candidates who selected Float and Slide in the previous rounds must finalise their seats in this or exit from the counselling process.

IIT Bombay 2026: Round 5 CSE Opening and Closing Ranks

The following table shows the IIT Bombay CSE Round 5 Opening and Closing Ranks for Gender-Neutral seats under the All India (AI) Quota. Given below are Opening and Closing Ranks (OR-CR):

• Open: 1-67
• EWS: 6-20
• OBC-NCL: 12-62
• SC- 1-39
• ST: 1-16

IIT Delhi 2026: Round 5 CSE Opening and Closing Ranks

Given below is the IIT Delhi CSE Round 5 Opening and Closing for Gender-Neutral seats under the All India (AI) Quota. The Open category cutoff records an opening rank of 35 and a closing rank of 128. Whereas, the opening and closing ranks for the Open (PWD) category range from 8 to 9.

Among both the IITs, IIT Bombay records the more competitive Opening and Closing Ranks for its Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) branch. The Opening and Closing Ranks for IIT Bombay CSE range from 1 to 67 for the Open category candidates, whereas IIT Delhi CSE records an OR-CR of 35 and 128, respectively, for the same category.